Language name and locationː North Marquesan, Fr. Polynesia [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. e tahi |
21. tekau ma tahi |
2. e ʔua |
22. tekau ma ʔua |
3. e toʔu |
23. tekau ma toʔu |
4. e haː |
24. tekau ma faː |
5. e ʔima |
25. tekau ma ʔima |
6. e ono |
26. tekau ma ono |
7. e hitu |
27. tekau ma fitu |
8. e vaʔu |
28. tekau ma vaʔu |
9. e iva |
29. tekau ma iva |
10. ʔonohuʔu |
30. tekau ma ʔonohuʔu (OF)/e toʔu ʔonohuʔu (NF) |
11. ʔonohuʔu ma tahi |
40. e touhaː (OF, still used) / e ha: ʔonohuʔ(NF) |
12. ʔonohuʔu ma ʔua |
50. e touhaː ma ʔonohuʔu (OF)/e ʔima ʔonohuʔu (NF) |
13. ʔonohuʔu ma toʔu |
60. e touhaː me te tekau (OF) / e ono tekau (NF) |
14. ʔonohuʔu ma haː |
70. e touhaː me te tekau ma ʔonohuʔu /e hitu ʔonohuʔu |
15. ʔonohuʔu ma ʔima |
80. e ʔua touhaː (OF) / e vaʔu ʔonohuʔu (NF) |
16. ʔonohuʔu ma ono |
90. e ʔua touhaː ma ʔonohuʔu (OF) /e iva ʔonohuʔu (NF) |
17. ʔonohuʔu ma hitu |
100. e ʔua touhaː me te tekau (OF) / hanere (NF) |
18. ʔonohuʔu ma vaʔu |
200. e ʔima touhaː (OF) / e ʔua hanare (NF) |
19. ʔonohuʔu ma iva |
1000. e ʔua ʔau me te ʔima touhaː / tautini / miri * |
20. tekau |
2000. e ʔima ʔau (OF) / e ʔua tautini (NF) |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Gabriele Cablitz, Seminar für Allgemeine & Vergleichende Sprachwissenschaft, Universität Kiel (University of Kiel), Kiel, Germany. 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Gabriele Cablitz, 2011 年 9 月 19 日. |
Other comments: The old counting system in North Marquesan is based on 20, 40, 400 (=e tahi ʔau/e ʔau), (vigesimal and quadragesimal and quattrocentimal), and 4000 (=e tahi mano). There is a French loanword 'miri' for thousand. Nowadays the tekau (20) and touhā (40) are used frequently by all speakers; e tahi ʔau (400) and e tahi mano (4000) are only used in specific contexts (e.g. counting coconuts or in narratives (e.g. when talking about an army of warriors). Otherwise the new forms based on the decimal system are preferred. The same holds for 30, 50, 60, 70, 80 and 90. For 100, 200, etc. and 1000 the loanwords (hanere, tautini) are used by the majority of speakers regardless of their age. Note: OF=older form, NF=newer form. North Marquesan is spoken by about 5,000 speakers in Marquesas Islands, French Polynesia. |
Language name and locationː North Marquesan, Fr. Polynesia [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. e tahi |
21. tekau ma tahi |
2. e ʔua |
22. tekau ma ʔua |
3. e toʔu |
23. tekau ma toʔu |
4. e haː |
24. tekau ma haː |
5. e ʔima |
25. tekau ma ʔima |
6. e ono |
26. tekau ma ono |
7. e hitu |
27. tekau ma hitu |
8. e vaʔu |
28. tekau ma vaʔu |
9. e iva |
29. tekau ma iva |
10. ʔonohuʔu |
30. e toʔu ʔonohuʔu / tekau ma ʔonohuʔu |
11. ʔonohuʔu ma tahi |
40. e touhaː |
12. ʔonohuʔu ma ʔua |
50. e touhaː ma ʔonohuʔu (40+10) |
13. ʔonohuʔu ma toʔu |
60. e touhaː me te tekau (40+20) |
14. ʔonohuʔu ma haː |
70. e touhaː me te tekau ma ʔonohuʔu |
15. ʔonohuʔu ma ʔima |
80. e ʔua touhaː (2 x 40) |
16. ʔonohuʔu ma ono |
90. e ʔua touhaː ma ʔonohuʔu (2 x 40+10) |
17. ʔonohuʔu ma hitu |
100. e ʔua touhaː me te tekau / haːnere |
18. ʔonohuʔu ma vaʔu |
200. e ʔima touhaː (5 x 40) |
19. ʔonohuʔu ma iva |
1000. e ʔua ʔau e ʔima touhaː / tautuni |
20. tekau |
2000. e ʔima ʔau (5 x 400) |
Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Toti Teikiehuupoko, Académie Marquisienne 提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Toti Teikiehuupoko, 2006 年 6 月 18 日. |
Other comments: North Marquesan has a special system based on 20, 40 and 400 (vigesimal and quadragesimal and quattrocentimal). The origins for 40 'touha' and 400 'ʔau' are unclear but the people still use them to count coconuts and persons now. There are loanwords from English 'haːnere' 100 and 'tautuni' 1000'. North Marquesan is spoken by about 5,000 speakers in Marquesas Islands, French Polynesia. |
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