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Language name and location: Karbi (Mikir), India [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. isī |
21. iŋkòy-rá-isī |
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2. hiní |
22. iŋkòy-rá hiní |
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3. ketʰòm |
23. iŋkòy-rá ketʰòm |
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4. pʰlī |
24. iŋkòy-rá pʰlī |
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5. pʰō |
25. iŋkòy-rá pʰō |
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6. tʰrók |
26. iŋkòy-rá tʰrók |
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7. tʰróksí (litː '6 + 1') |
27. iŋkòy-rá tʰróksí |
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8. nerkép (litː '2 less 10') |
28. iŋkòy-rá nerkép |
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9. sirkép (litː '1 less 10') |
29. iŋkòy-rá sirkép |
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10. kép ( bound form) |
30. tʰòm-kép |
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11. kré-isī |
40. pʰlī-kép |
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12. kré-hiní |
50. pʰō-kép |
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13. kré-ketʰòm |
60. tʰrók-kép |
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14. kré-pʰlī |
70. tʰrɔksí-kép |
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15. kré-pʰō |
80. tʰók-nerkép |
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16. kré-tʰrók |
90. tʰók-sirkép |
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17. kré-tʰróksí |
100. pʰaró |
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18. kré-nerkép |
200. pʰaró hiní |
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19. kré-sirkép |
1000. surí |
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20. iŋkòy |
2000. surí hiní |
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Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Karl-Heinz Gruessner University of Tuebingen, Germany through Dr. Linda Konnerth, Dept. of linguistics, University of Oregon, USA. May 31, 20111. 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Karl-Heinz. Gruessner, 2011 年 5 月 31 日. |
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Other comments: Karbi has a very particular numeral system, which has the basic forms one to six, ten twenty, hundred and thousand, other numerals are formed by additions, multiplications and subtractions. |
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Language name and location: Karbi (Mikir), India [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. itʃʰi |
21. iŋkɔj-ra-itʃʰi / iŋkɔrrra-itʃʰi |
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2. hini |
22. iŋkɔj-ra-hini |
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3. ketʰɔm |
23. iŋkɔj-ra-ketʰɔm |
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4. pʰli |
24. iŋkɔj-ra-pʰli |
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5. pʰo |
25. iŋkɔj-ra-pʰo |
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6. tʰrɔk |
26. iŋkɔj-ra-tʰrɔk |
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7. tʰrɔk-itʃʰi ( lit: 6 + 1 ) |
27. iŋkɔj-ra-tʰrɔk-itʃʰi |
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8. ner-kep ( lit: 2 less 10 ) |
28. iŋkɔj-ra-ner-kep |
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9. itʃʰir-kep (lit: 1 less 10) |
29. iŋkɔj-ra-itʃʰir-kep |
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10. kep ~ kre ( bound form) |
30. tʰɔm-kep |
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11. kreitʃʰi |
40. pʰli-kep / du kuri ( 2 x 20 ) |
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12. krehini |
50. pʰɔh-kep |
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13. kreketʰɔm |
60. tʰrɔk-kep |
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14. krepʰli |
70. tʰrɔk-itʃʰi-kep ( 6 + 1 x 10 ) |
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15. krepʰo |
80. tʰɔk-ner-kep / tʃʰari kuri ( 4 x 20) |
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16. kretʰrɔk |
90. tʰɔk-itʃʰir-kep |
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17. kretʰrɔk-itʃʰi |
100. pʰaro / patʃʰ kuri /ek ho < Assamese |
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18. krenerkep |
200. |
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19. kreitʃʰir-kep |
1000. tʃʰuri / itʃʰi ra itʃʰi |
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20. iŋkɔj / kuri < Assamese |
2000. |
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Linguist providing data and dateː
Prof.
Suhnu
Ram Sharma,
Deccan College Post-Graduate
and Research Institute, Pune, India,
January 7, Reference source: Jeyapaul, V.Y., 1987. Karbi Grammar. CIIL, Mysore, India. 提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Suhnu Ram Sharma, 1993 年 1 月 7 日. |
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Other comments: Karbi has a very particular numeral system, which has the basic forms one to six, ten twenty, hundred and thousand, other numerals are formed by additions, multiplications and subtractions. |
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