Language name and locationː Central Mazahua, Mexico [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. ɗaha |
21. ʔjɔtenɗaha (Pal) |
2. jehe |
22. ʔjɔtenjehe (Pal) |
3. ɲ̥iʔi |
23. ʔjɔtenɲ̥iʔi (Pal) |
4. tsijoho (Pal; BFː kijoho) |
24. ʔjɔtenkijoho (Pal) |
5. tsitʃˀa (Pal; BFː kiitʃˀa) |
25. ʔjɔtenkiitʃˀa (Pal) |
6. ˀnanto |
26. ʔjɔtenˀnanto (Pal) |
7. jentʃo |
27. ʔjɔtenjentʃo (Pal) |
8. ɲ̥intʃo |
28. ʔjɔtenɲ̥intʃo (Pal) |
9. tsintʃo (Pal; BFː kintʃo) |
29. ʔjɔtenkintʃo (Pal) |
10. ɗɛtʃˀa |
30. ʔjɔtenɗɛtʃʔa (Pal; BFː ɗɔtenɗɛtʃˀa) |
11. ɗɛtʃˀenɗaha |
40. jetʃe |
12. ɗɛtʃˀenjehe |
50. jetʃenɗɛtʃˀa |
13. ɗɛtʃˀenɲ̥iʔi |
60. ɲ̥itʃe |
14. ɗɛtʃˀenkijoho |
70. ɲ̥itʃenɗɛtʃˀa |
15. ɗɛtʃˀenkitʃˀa |
80. tsitʃe (Pal; BFː kitʃe) |
16. ɗɛtʃˀenˀnanto |
90. tsitʃenɗɛtʃˀa (Pal; BFː kitʃenɗɛtʃˀa) |
17. ɗɛtʃˀenjentʃo |
100. tsitʃˀitʃe (Pal, BFː kitʃˀitʃe ) |
18. ɗɛtʃˀenɲ̥intʃo |
200. ɗɛtʃˀitʃe, 400. ɗa-ˀmo |
19. ɗɛtʃˀenkintʃo |
1000. jeˀmos ɗɛtʃˀitʃe |
20. ʔjɔte (Pal; BFː ɗɔte) |
2000. * tsitʃˀiˀmo ( Pal; BF; * kitʃˀiˀmo) |
Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Michael H. Knapp Ring, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Instituto de Investigaciones Antropologicas, Mexico. November 11, 2011. 提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Michael H. Knapp Ring, 2011 年 11 月 11 日 |
Other comments: Central
Mazahu (Jñatjo)
or
Mazahua de oriente is spoken by approximately
speakers México state: border area; northwest Michoacán de Ocampo;
Queretaro de Arteaga state: southern tip, Mexico.
Central
Mazahua collected in 1600. Note thatː Pal=palatalized; BF=base form; L=ligature etc. Stem-initial and internal palatalization is common in mazahua: t → ʧ etc. Morphology: 6. ˀna-n-to one-L-stone 7. je-n-ʧo two-L-stone 8. ɲ̥i-n-ʧo three-L-stone 9. ʦi-n-ʧo four-L-stone 20. ɗɔ-te one-twenty 40. je-ʧe two-twenty 400. ɗa-ˀmo one-four.hundred Phonetic chart: p t ʦ ʧ k kʷ ß ɾ z ʒ j ɣ w pʰ tʰ ʦʰ ʧʰ kʰ kʰʷ ʃ j̥ w̥ h tˀ ʦˀ ʧˀ kˀ kˀʷ ʔ ɓ ɗ sˀ ˀj ˀw m n ɲ m̥ n̥ ɲ̥ ˀm ˀn ˀɲ
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