Language name and locationː Moronene, Sulawesi, Indonesia [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 莫罗内内语, 印度尼西亚苏拉威西岛东南部

1. meʔasa, asa

21.  ruapulu kaʔasa

2. orua, rua

22.  ruapulu kaʔoruo

3. otolu, tolu

23.  ruapulu kaʔotolu

4. opaa, pato

24.  ruapulu kaʔopaa

5. olima, lima

25.  ruapulu kaʔolima

6. onoo, nomo

26.  ruapulu kaʔonoo

7. opitu, pitu

27.  ruapulu kaʔopitu

8. hoalu, halu

28.  ruapulu kaʔhoalu

9. osio, sio

29.  ruapulu kaʔosio

10. hopulu

30.  tolupulu

11. hopulu kaʔaso

40.  patopulu

12. hopulu kaʔoruo

50.  limapulu

13. hopulu kaʔotolu

60.  nomopulu

14. hopulu kaʔopaa

70.  pitupulu

15. hopulu kaʔolima

80.  halupulu

16. hopulu kaʔonoo

90.  siopulu

17. hopulu kaʔopitu

100. asa etu

18. hopulu kaʔhoalu

200. rua etu

19. hopulu kaʔosio

1000. asa reβu, asa soβu

20. ruapulu

2000. rua reβu, rua soβu

Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. David Anderson, SIL International, March 4, 1994.

提供资料的语言学家: Mr. David Anderson, 1994 年 3 月 4 日.

Other comments: Moronene has a decimal system similar to that of Bungku. Note the

there are two sets of numerals 1 to 10; the first set if called 'free form', and the second is 'bound form. Moronene is spoken by approximately 26,000 speakers in Southeast Sulawesi province: Bombana regency, Bombana district, Wita Ea village; Rumbia mountains on southeast mainland; Kabaena island, Tokotu’a village; mainland opposite Kabaena. Rumbia, Poleang, and Poleang Timur sub-districts (Wita Ea dialect).