Language name and locationː Mapun, Philippines, Malaysia [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 马蓬语, 菲律宾苏禄群岛南部和巴拉望岛及马来西亚境内

1. disa / dambuwaʔ

21.  duwampuːʔ dambuwaʔ

2. duwa

22.  duwampuːʔ duwa

3. tallu

23.  duwampuːʔ tallu

4. mpat

24.  duwampuːʔ mpat

5. lima

25.  duwampuːʔ lima

6. nnom

26.  duwampuːʔ nnam

7. pituʔ

27.  duwampuːʔ pituʔ

8. wawuʔ

28.  duwampuːʔ wawuʔ

9. siyam

29.  duwampuːʔ siyam

10. sapu

30.  tallumpuːʔ

11. sapu dambuwaʔ

40.  mpatampuːʔ

12. sapu duwa

50.  limampuːʔ  

13. sapu tallu

60.  nnompuːʔ

14. sapu mpat

70.  pitumpuːʔ

15. sapu lima

80.  wawumpuːʔ

16. sapu nnom

90.  siyampuːʔ

17. sapu pituʔ

100. duwa hatus

18. sapu wawuʔ

200. dalibu

19. sapu siyam

1000. duwa libu

20. duwampuːʔ

2000. duo ribu  

Linguist providing data and dateː Ms. Virginia and Mr. Millard Collins, SIL International, Philippines. December 8, 1993, September 29, 2009.
提供资料的语言学家: Ms. Virginia and Mr. Millard Collins, 1993 年 12 月 8 日,
2009 年 9 月 29 日.

Other comments: Jama Mapun or Mapun has a decimal system. Jama Mapun number one has two formsː disa is used in series counting and dambuwaʔ with compound numbers. The Mapun language, spoken by the Jama Mapun (cir. 40,000 people), in the the small volcanic island of Mapun, about 43 square miles, in the province of Tawi-Tawi, Philippines. Mapun belongs to the Sama-Bajaw group of languages of the Austronesian language family. Close relatives include: Borneo Coast Bajaw, Indonesian Bajaw, West Coast Bajaw, and the Inner Sulu languages: Central Sama, Southern Sama, and Balangingi Sama.