Language name and location: Manchad (Pattani), India [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. itsə |
21. ɲʰid͡za it͡sə |
2. jùʈə [d͡ʒùʈə] |
22. ɲʰid͡za d͡ʒùʈə |
3. ʂ̩umu |
23. ɲʰid͡za ʂ̩umu |
4. pi |
24. ɲʰid͡za pi |
5. ŋǎ |
25. ɲʰid͡za ŋǎ |
6. trui |
26. ɲʰid͡za trui |
7. ɲʰiji [ɲʰid͡ʒi] |
27. ɲʰid͡za ɲʰiji |
8. re |
28. ɲʰid͡za re |
9. ku |
29. ɲʰid͡za ku |
10. sà |
30. ɲʰid͡za sà ( 20 + 10) |
11. seidi |
40. ɲʰí ɲʰid͡za ( 2 x 20 ) / ɲʰind͡za |
12. saɲì |
50. ɲʰí ɲʰid͡zo sà |
13. saʂum |
60. ʂum ɲʰid͡za ( 3 x 20) |
14. sapi |
70. ʂum ɲʰid͡zo sà |
15. saŋa |
80. pi ɲʰid͡za ( 4 x 20) |
16. satrui |
90. pi ɲʰid͡zo sà |
17. saɲi |
100. rà |
18. sare |
200. d͡ʒùʈə rà |
19. sasku |
1000. had͡ʒaːr < Indo-Aryan |
20. ɲʰid͡za |
2000. d͡ʒùʈə had͡ʒaːr |
Linguist providing data and dateː
Prof.
Suhnu
Ram Sharma
,Deccan College Post-Graduate
and Research Institute, Pune, India.
January 7, 提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Suhnu Ram Sharma, 1993 年 1 月 7 日, 2013 年 2 月 26 日. |
Other comments: Manchati is tonal language with a vigesimal system. Note on tones and traditional symbolsː <v̀ > is a falling tone, < v̌ >= rising tone. š =IPA [ʃ], c= IPA [ts], d = IPA [d͡z], j =IPA [ d͡ʒ ], ny =IPA [ɲ]. |
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