Language name and locationː Lake Miwok, California, USA [Refer to Ethnologue]
|
1. kénne |
21. óƫƫatumajto kénne (two sticks plus one) |
2. 'óƫƫa |
22. |
3. teléeka, deléeka |
23. |
4. 'oƫóƫƫa (lit: 'two times two') |
24. |
5. kedékku (lit: 'one hand?') |
25. |
6. páccadak |
26. |
7. şemláawi |
27. |
8. 'óƫƫhaja (lit: 'two times four') |
28. |
9. kénnenhelak (lit: 'one lacking') |
29. |
10. 'ukúukoci (lit: 'dual hands?') |
30. deléekatumaj, teléekatumaj (three sticks) |
11.
kénne
wállik ('one outside / |
40. óƫóƫƫatumaj (lit: 'four sticks') |
12. 'óƫƫa wállik (two outside/increased) |
50. kedékkutumaj (lit: 'five sticks') |
13.
deléeka wállik, teléeka wállik |
60. páccadaktumaj (lit: 'six sticks') |
14. óƫóƫƫa wállik(four outside/increased |
70. şemláawitumaj (lit: 'seven sticks') |
15.
kedékku wállik (five
outside / |
80. 'óƫƫhajatumaj (lit: 'eight sticks ') |
16.
páccadak wállik (six
outside / |
90. kénnenhelaktumaj (lit: 'nine sticks') |
17.
şemláawi wállik (seven
outside / |
100.
kénne şijénto, kénne
şénto (one |
18.
'óƫƫhaja wállik (eight outside / |
130. kénne şijénto teléekatumaj |
19.
kénnenhelak wállik (nine
outside/ |
1000. míil (< Sp. mil = 1000) |
20. 'óƫƫatumaj (lit: 'two sticks') |
2000. |
Linguist
providing data and dateː Prof. Andrew Cowell, Department of
Linguistics, University of Colorado
at Boulder, USA, October
15, Taken from (Broadbent and Freeland) 提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Andrew Cowell, 2019 年 10 月 15 日 |
Other comments: Lake Miwok is a seriously endangered language or extinct language spoken in Clear Lake basin, California, USA. No known L1 speakers. 2–3 semi speakers only, not actively using language (Golla 2007); last known speaker survived into the late 1990s. 9 (Dormant). Language of registered tribe: Middletown Rancheria of Pomo Indians of California. Note: Lake Sierra Miwok (ş = retroflex s, ƫ = retroflex t, j=yod, c = č) (Callaghan) |
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