Milang

Language name and location: Holon (Milang), India [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 霍龙语 (米朗语), 印度东北部阿鲁纳查尔邦

1. akàn	21. haŋtàk nɘ̀ kalo akàn
2. nɘ̀	22. haŋtàk nɘ̀ kalo nɘ̀
3. hám	23. haŋtàk nɘ̀ kalo hám
4. pɘ̀	24. haŋtàk nɘ̀ kalo pɘ̀
5. paŋú	25. haŋtàk nɘ̀ kalo paŋú
6. ɕáap	26. haŋtàk nɘ̀ kalo ɕáap
7. raŋàʎ	27. haŋtàk nɘ̀ kalo raŋàʎ
8. rayɘ́ŋ	28. haŋtàk nɘ̀ kalo rayɘ́ŋ
9. kaɲɘ́m	29. haŋtàk nɘ̀ kalo kaɲɘ́m
10. haŋtàk	30. haŋtàk hám
11. haŋtàk kalo akàn *	40. haŋtàk pɘ̀
12. haŋtàk kalo nɘ̀	50. haŋtàk paŋú
13. haŋtàk kalo hám	60. haŋtàk ɕáap
14. haŋtàk kalo pɘ̀	70. haŋtàk raŋàʎ
15. haŋtàk kalo paŋú	80. haŋtàk rayɘ́ŋ
16. haŋtàk kalo ɕáap	90. haŋtàk kaɲɘ́m
17. haŋtàk kalo raŋàʎ	100. lɨŋkò
18. haŋtàk kalo rayɘ́ŋ	200. unattested
19. haŋtàk kalo kaɲɘ́m	1000. unattested
20. haŋtàk nɘ̀	2000. unattested

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Mark W. Post, Department of Linguistics, La Trobe University, Australia, March 16, 2009.

提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Mark W. Post, 2009 年 3 月 16 日.

Other comments: Holon (Milang) has a decimal system different from other Tani languages. For number one, some diaspora speakers use a combining form for higher numerals ɑtɘl, which is a loan from Padam language. Big numbers 200, 1000 and 2000 have not been unattested.

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