Language name and location: South Lembata, Flores, Indonesia [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. tu |
21. pul 'dʒə no tu |
2. 'dʒua |
22. pul 'dʒə no 'dʒua |
3. təl |
23. pul 'dʒə no təl |
4. 'pate |
24. pul 'dʒə no 'pate |
5. 'lɛma |
25. pul 'dʒə no 'lɛma |
6. ə'nam |
26. pul 'dʒə no ə'nam |
7. 'pito |
27. pul 'dʒə no 'pito |
8. 'buto |
28. pul 'dʒə no buto |
9. 'hiva |
29. pul 'dʒə no 'hiva |
10. he'pulo |
30. pul təl |
11. he'pulo no tu |
40. pul 'pata |
12. he'pulo no 'dʒua |
50. pul 'lɛma |
13. he'pulo no təl |
60. pul ə'nəm |
14. he'pulo no 'pate |
70. pul 'pito |
15. he'pulo no 'lɛma |
80. pul 'buto |
16. he'pulo no ə'nəm |
90. pul 'hiva |
17. he'pulo no 'pito |
100. rat, 123. rat tu no pul 'dʒua təl |
18. he'pulo no 'buto |
200. rat 'dʒua |
19. he'pulo no 'hiva |
1000. rib tu |
20. pul 'dʒua |
100,000. rib rat tu |
Linguist providing
data and dateː Dr.
Hanna Fricke, Leiden University, Centre for Linguistics,
the Netherlands, December 17 Informant: Native speaker from Lerek (District Atadei, Regency Lembata, Province NTT, Indonesia). Date and place of collection: Kalikasa (District Atadei, Regency Lembata, Province NTT, Indonesia), 17 May 2015 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Hanna Fricke, 2015 年 12 月 17 日. |
Other comments: South Lembata has a decimal system. The above data is taken from a Lamaholot variety in the Eastern part of the Atadei district, on the island of Lembata in Nusa Tenggara Timur, Indonesia. Although I am not entirely agreeing with the naming of languages and classification of Lamaholot varieties in glottolog, I can say that if following this structure, my languages probably best fit for Levuka and South Lembata both part of Lamaholot Tengah. So My Western part of Atadei would be Levuka and my Eastern Part of Atadei would be South Lembata. Although it is also possible that South Lembata actually refers to another group of languages. South Lembata is spoken by approximately 8,000 speakers in Atadei district, south Lembata island, Lembata regency, East Nusa Tenggara province, Indonesia.. |
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