Language name and locationː Morop, Papua, Indonesia [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. yopkit (litː 'one') |
2. aloket (litː 'two') |
3. aloyop (litː 'two and one') |
4. minen (litː 'four then') |
5. al nen (litː 'five then') |
6. mungup nen (litː 'joint then') |
7. et then (litː 'forearm then') |
8. okelung nene (litː 'eight then') |
9. tabi nene (litː 'nine then') |
10. nangol nen (litː 'ten then') |
11. kum (litː 'side of neck') |
12. kere (litː 'ear'), 13. kilop (litː 'eye'), 14. metu (litː 'nose') |
15. kilop mala (litː 'other side eye' ), 16. kere mala (litː 'other side ear') |
17. kum mala (litː 'other side neck'), 18. nangol mala (litː 'ten on other side') |
19. tabi mala (litː 'eight on other side') |
20. okulung mala (litː 'eight on other side'), 21. el mala (litː 'forearm on other side') |
22. mungup mala (litː 'joint on other side'), 23. al (litː 'five') |
24. min (litː 'four') |
25. min wakelona (litː 'four on the left', one the left of min') |
26. ngetnget wakelone (litː little finger on the left') |
27. ngetnget leng la (litː little finger on the side') |
Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. & Mrs. Jim and Joy Elliot, YMMP, Indonesia, March 20, 2012. 提供资料的语言学 家: Mr. & Mrs. Jim and Joy Elliot, 2012 年 3 月 20 日. |
Other commentsː The Morop
people group is made up of the District of Iwur and the District of
Tarup. It is located to the South, East of Oksibil in the southern
foothills of the
Ordinal
numbers are :
1. sin
first
2. mete
second
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