Language
name and locationː Madak,
Papua New Guinea
[Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. leɡesara |
21. leɡepu saŋaun mi leɡesara |
2. leɡepura |
22. leɡepu saŋaun mi leɡepura |
3. lavantun |
23. leɡepu saŋaun mi lavantun |
4. lavanuet |
24. leɡepu saŋaun mi lavanuet |
5. lavalimo (lit: 'hand') |
25. leɡepu saŋaun mi lavalimo |
6. lavanna |
26. leɡepu saŋaun mi lavanna |
7. lavanuti |
27. leɡepu saŋaun mi lavanuti |
8. lavanuan |
28. leɡepu saŋaun mi lavanuan |
9. lavasik |
29. leɡepu saŋaun mi lavasik |
10. saŋaun |
30. lavantun saŋaun |
11. saŋaun mi leɡesara |
40. lavanuet saŋaun |
12. saŋaun mi leɡepura |
50. lavalimo saŋaun |
13. saŋaun mi lavantun |
60. lavanna saŋaun |
14. saŋaun mi lavanuet |
70. lavanuti saŋaun |
15. saŋaun mi lavalimo |
80. lavanuan saŋaun |
16. saŋaun mi lavanna |
90. lavasik saŋaun |
17. saŋaun mi lavanuti |
100. leɡesa saŋaun kobot |
18. saŋaun mi lavanuan |
200. leɡepu saŋaun kobot |
19. saŋaun mi lavasik |
1000. leɡepu larabin saŋsaŋaun kobot |
20. leɡepu saŋaun |
2000. leɡepu larabin saŋsaŋaun kobot |
Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Carolyn Lee, SIL International, Papua
New Guinea,
April 3 |
Other comments: Madak has a decimal counting system. Madak is spoken by about 3,000 speakers in Central New Ireland district, New Ireland province, Papua New Guinea. |
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