Language name and locationː Mogholi, Herat, Afghanistan [Refer to Ethnologue]
言名称和分布地区: 莫戈里语, 阿富汗西部赫拉特省

 

1. nika

21.

2. qəyɑ̄r

22. 

3. ɣurbɑ̄n

23. 

4. dörbān

24. 

5. tɑ̄bun

25.  

6. ɑsun

26.  

7. dolon

27.  

8. sɑlɑn

28.  

9. tosson

29. 

10. ɑrbɑn

30.  ɣɑʼimɑ

11. nikarbān

40.  döʼimɑ

12. qəyɑrbɑ̄n

50.  tɑʼimɑ

13. ɣurɑrbɑ̄n

60.  asimɑ

14. dörarbān

70.  dolimɑ

15. tɑ̄bɑrbɑ̄n

80.  sɑlimɑ

16. ɑsɑrbɑn

90.  tosimɑ

17. dolɑrbɑ̄n

100.

18. sɑlɑrbɑn

200.

19. tosɑrbɑn 

1000.

20. nɑʼimɑ

2000.

 

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Yunger Tsendee, Mongolian Business Institute / Mongolian Academy of Todo Bichig Studies, Mongolia, September 23, 2013.

Source: Shinobu Iwammura, Natsuki Osada, Tadashi Yamasaki, The Zirni Manuscript-

a Persian Mongolian glossary and grammar, Kyoto Japan, 1961, pp21.22.

提供资的语言: Dr. Yunger Tsendee, 2013 年 9 月 23 日.

 

Other comments: Mogholi both has a decimal system and a vigesimal system. Owing to the strong influence of Persian and Arabic, the Mogholi compound numerals, decades, hundreds and thousands are very different from other Mongolian languages. In the 1970s, when the German scholar Michael Weiers did fieldwork on the language, only a small number of people, mostly over the age of 40, knew the language, and in general, their knowledge of the language was passive. In all likelihood the Moghol language has fallen into desuetude. The å used in Mogholi is pronounced as IPA [ɔ].


Language name and locationː Mogholi, Herat province, Afghanistan [Ref: Ethnologue]
言名称和分布地区: 莫戈里语, 阿富汗西部赫拉特省

 

1. nikah~nika/n

21.

2. qwyår~qiar        

22. 

3. ghorbån~qurban

23. 

4. dorbån ~durba/n

24. 

5. tåbun ~tabun

25.  

6. åsun ~ essun

26.  

7. dålån

27.  

8. sålån ~ arban- qiar uskan (10 - 2)

28.  

9. tåsån ~ arban- nikan uskan (10 - 1)

29. 

10. arbån ~arban

30.  gh.å.emah (3 x 10)

11. arba nika / nik arbån

40.  d.å.emah ~ qiar qori (2 x 20)

12. arban qiar /qey arbån

50.  t.åˈemah~tabun arban

13. arban qurban / ghor arbån

60.  ås.emah ~qurban qori (3 x 20)

14. dor arbån

70.  då'emah ~qurban qori arban

15. tåb arbån

80.  sål.emah ~durban qori (4 x 20)

16. ås arbån

90.  tas.emah ~durban qori arban

17. dål arbån

100. årin ~katai ~qatei

18. sål arbån~qorin-asa qiar ushkan

200. qeyår årin ~qiar katai

19. tås arbån~ qorin-asa nika ushkan

1000. aryun~eryå~nik aryun ~nik arbun

20. n.åˈemah~qori/n~qorn

2000. qey aryun ~qey arbun

 

Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Gerhard Doerfer, University of Göttingen, Germany, August 30, 1999. Data based on Dr. Michael Weieres' fieldwork.
供资料的语言学家: Prof. Gerhard Doerfer, 1999 年 8 月 30 日.

 

Other comments: Mogholi both has a decimal system and a vigesimal system. Owing to the strong influence of Persian and Arabic, the Mogholi compound numerals, decades, hundreds and thousands are very different from other Mongolian languages. In the 1970s, when the German scholar Michael Weiers did fieldwork on the language, only a small number of people, mostly over the age of 40, knew the language, and in general, their knowledge of the language was passive. In all likelihood the Moghol language has fallen into desuetude. The å used in Mogholi is pronounced as IPA [ɔ]. 


 

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