Western Juxtlahuaca Mixteco

Language name and locationː West. Juxtlahuaca Mixtec, Mexico [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 米斯特克语 (Western Juxtlahuaca 变体), 墨西哥

1. ĩː	21. oko ĩː
2. iβi	22. oko iβi
3. õnĩ	23. oko õnĩ
4. kõ(o̥/h)mĩ	24. oko kõ(o̥/h)mĩ
5. ũʔũ	25. oko ũʔũ
6. ĩɲũ	26. oko ĩɲũ
7. uʃɑ	27. oko uʃɑ
8. õnɑ̃	28. oko õnɑ̃
9. ĩː	29. oko ĩː
10. uʃi	30. oko uʃi
11. uʃi ĩː	40. iβi ʃiko ( 2 x 20 )
12. uʃi iβi	50. iβi ʃiko uʃi
13. uʃi õnĩ	60. õnĩ ʃiko ( 3 x 20 )
14. uʃi kõ(o̥/h)mĩ	70. õnĩ ʃiko uʃi
15. ʃɑʔũ	80. kõ(o̥/h)mĩ ʃiko ( 4 x 20 )
16. ʃɑʔũ ĩː ( 15 + 1 )	90. kõ(o̥/h)mĩ ʃiko uʃi
17. ʃɑʔũ iβi ( 15 + 2 )	100. sʲen͡to ( < Spanish )
18. ʃɑʔũ õnĩ ( 15 + 3 )	200. iβi sʲen͡to
19. ʃɑʔũ kõ(o̥/h)mĩ ( 15 + 4 )	1000. mil (< Spanish )
20. oko	2000. iβi mil

Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. & Mrs. Bruce & Candice Beatham, SIL International, Mexico, August 23, 2013.

提供资料的语言学家: Mr. & Mrs. Bruce & Candice Beatham, 2013 年 8 月 23 日.

Other comments: Western Juxtlahuaca Mixtec has a vigesimal system with a single word for 15. Hundreds and thousands are loans from Spanish. In the orthographic forms, tone is indicated as follows:

High tone: Acute accent (á), Mid tone: Unmarked (a), Low tone: Underlined (a),

Falling tone: Wedge accent (a), Rising tone: Carat accent (ǎ)

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