Language name and locationː Mor, Papua, Indonesia [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. tatá |
21. naʔu tatá maʔa tatá |
2. rúró |
22. naʔu tatá maʔa rúró |
3. óró |
23. naʔu tatá maʔa óró |
4. áʔó |
24. naʔu tatá maʔa áʔó |
5. rímó |
25. naʔu tatá maʔa rímó |
6. rímó maʔa tatá ( 5 + 1) |
26. naʔu tatá maʔa rímó maʔa tatá |
7. rímó maʔa rúró ( 5 + 2) |
27. naʔu tatá maʔa rímó maʔa rúró |
8. rímó maʔa óró ( 5 + 3) |
28. naʔu tatá maʔa rímó maʔa óró |
9. rímó maʔa áʔó ( 5 + 4) |
29. naʔu tatá maʔa rímó maʔa áʔo |
10. tàura |
30. naʔu tatá maʔa tàura ( 20 + 10) |
11. tàura maʔa tatá |
40. naʔu rúró ( 20 x 2 ) |
12. tàura maʔa rúró |
50. naʔu rúró maʔa tàura |
13. tàura maʔa óró |
60. naʔu óró ( 20 x 3 ) |
14. tàura maʔa áʔó |
70. naʔu óró maʔa tàura |
15. tàura maʔa rímó |
80. naʔu áʔó ( 20 x 4 ) |
16. tàura maʔa rímó maʔa tatá |
90. naʔu áʔó maʔa tàura |
17. tàura maʔa rímó maʔa rúró |
100. naʔu rímó ( 20 x 5 ) |
18. tàura maʔa rímó maʔa óró |
200. naʔu tàura ( 20 x 10 ) * |
19. tàura maʔa rímó maʔa áʔó |
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20. naʔu tatá ( litː ''person'' ) |
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Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. David Kamholz,, Department of Linguistics, University of California at Berkeley, USA. April 20, 2012. 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. David Kamholz, 2012 年 4 月 20 日. |
Other comments: Mor has a quinary, vigesimal system of counting. The word ''naʔu'' is derived from ''one person''. The numerals go at least up to naʔu tàura = 200. After that, speakers become confused. In principle it should be possible to count up to naʔu tàura maʔa rímó maʔa áʔó maʔa tàura maʔa rímó maʔa áʔó = 399, however no speakers of Mor would be able to understand that. Mor is one of the few tonal Austronesian languages spoken by about 30 speakers (2012 H. Hammarström). 70 semi-speakers (2012 H. Hammarström) in Mor islands, east Cenderawasih bay, West Papua province, Indonesia. |
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