Language
name and location: Mbat,
Plateau
state,
Nigeria [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. ɗɪ́k |
21. lʊ̀mí ɓâːr kuni ɗɪ́k |
2. ɓâːr |
22. lʊ̀mí ɓâːr kuni ɓaː̂r |
3. tàːt |
23. lʊ̀mí ɓâːr kuni tàːt |
4. yìːn |
24. lʊ̀mí ɓâːr kuni yìːn |
5. tùŋán |
25. lʊ̀mí ɓâːr kuni tùŋán |
6. tʷàŋsàl ( 5+1 ) |
26. lʊ̀mí ɓâːr kuni tʷàŋsàl |
7. kʸástàːt ( 5+2 ) |
27. lʊ̀mí ɓâːr kuni kʸástàːt |
8. kʸɛ́ʃìːn ( 5+3 ) |
28. lʊ̀mí ɓâːr kuni kʸɛ́ʃìːn |
9. kʸɛ́stùŋàn ( 5+4 ) |
29. lʊ̀mí ɓâːr kuni kʸɛ́stùŋàn |
10. lʊ̀m |
30. lʊ̀mí tàːt |
11. lʊ̀m kʷá ɗɪ́k |
40. lʊ̀mí yìːn |
12. lʊ̀m kʷá ɓaː̂r |
50. lʊ̀mí tùŋán |
13. lʊ̀m kʷá tàːt |
60. lʊ̀mí tʷàŋsàl |
14. lʊ̀m kʷá yìːn |
70. lʊ̀mí kʸástàːt |
15. lʊ̀m kʷá tùŋán |
80. lʊ̀mí kʸɛ́ʃìːn |
16. lʊ̀m kʷá tʷàŋsàl |
90. lʊ̀mí kʸɛ́stùŋàn |
17. lʊ̀m kʷá kʸástàːt |
100. lʊ̀mí lʊ̀m, 200. lʊ̀mí lʊ̀m ɓâːr |
18. lʊ̀m kʷá kʸɛ́ʃìːn |
400. lʊ̀mí lʊ̀m yìːn, 800. lʊ̀mí lʊ̀m kʸɛ́ʃìːn |
19. lʊ̀m kʷá kʸɛ́stùŋàn |
1000. lʊ̀mí lʊ̀m ɲiri lʊ̀m |
20. lʊ̀mí ɓâːr |
2000. lʊ̀mí lʊ̀m ɓâː ɲiri lʊ̀m |
Linguists providing data and dateː Mr.
Subinma Biwar
Maimako through Dr. Ahmed Madiya Usman, Executive Director, Language
Developers and Bible Translators Association (LDBT), Bauchi Nigeria,
September 29, 2021.
|
Other comments: Mbat or Jaar or Bada' is spoken by approximately 40,000 speakers in Bauchi state: Bauchi LGA; Gombe state: Alkakeri LGA; Plateau state: Kanam LGA, Nigeria. Mbat or Jaar or Bada has a decimal system similar to that of the Bankal or Bankalawa language. All the IPA transcriptions and tone marks need checking. |
Language
name and location: Mbat,
Plateau
state,
Nigeria [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. ɗɪ́k |
21. |
2. ɓâr |
22. |
3. tàːt |
23. |
4. jìːn |
24. |
5. tʷàːn |
25. |
6. tʷàŋsɔ̀lmʷák |
26. |
7. kʲɛ́stàˑt ( 5+2 ) |
27. |
8. kʲɛ́ʃìn ( 5+3 ) |
28. |
9. kʲɛ́stʷàn ( 5+4 ) |
29. |
10. lʊ̀m |
30. lʊ̀mí tàˑt |
11. lʊ̀m kʷaɗík |
40. lʊ̀mí jìˑn |
12. lʊ̀m kʷɔ́ɓâr |
50. lʊ̀mí tʷàˑn |
13. lʊ̀m kʷɔ́tàˑt |
60. lʊ̀mí tʷàŋsɔ̀lmʷák |
14. lʊ̀m kɔ́jìn |
70. lʊ̀mí kʲɛ́stàˑt |
15. lʊ̀m kʷɔ́tʷàˑn |
80. lʊ̀mí kʲɛ́ʃìn |
16. lʊ̀m kʷɔ́tɔ̀ŋsɔ̀lmʷák |
90. lʊ̀mí kʲɛ́stʷàn |
17. lʊ̀m kʷɔ́kʲɛ́stàˑt |
100. lʊ̀mí záŋɡʷʊ̀ / ɗárít (< Hausa ) |
18. lʊ̀m kʷɔ́kʲɛ́ʃìn |
200. lʊ̀mí lʊ̀mí ɓâr |
19. lʊ̀m kʷɔ́kʲɛ́stʷàn |
1000. |
20. lʊ̀mí ɓâr |
2000. |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Pascale Piron,
|
Other comments: Bada' or Mbat or Jaar has a quinary, decimal system. The number 'five is Etymologically unknown. They borrowed Hausa word for 'hundred '. |
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