Language name and locationː Muinane, Amazonas, Colombia [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. sáːno |
2. míːnokɨ |
3. míːnokɨ sáːno ( 2+1 ) |
4. míːnokɨ míːnokɨ ( 2+2 ) |
5. sáʔuse |
6. sáʔuse húːɡaʔusetɨ sáːno |
7. sáʔuse húːɡaʔusetɨ míːnokɨ |
8. sáʔuse húːɡaʔusetɨ míːnokɨ sáːno |
9. sáʔuse húːɡaʔusetɨ míːnokɨ míːnokɨ |
10. ɸáʔuseːkɨ |
11. ɸáʔuseːkɨ mótɨʔaitɨ sáːno |
12. ɸáʔuseːkɨ mótɨʔaitɨ míːnokɨ |
13. ɸáʔuseːkɨ mótɨʔaitɨ míːnokɨ sáːno |
14. ɸáʔuseːkɨ mótɨʔaitɨ míːnokɨ míːnokɨ |
15. ɸáʔuseːkɨ mótɨʔaitɨ sátɨʔai |
16. ɸáʔuseːkɨ mótɨʔaitɨ húːɡatɨʔaitɨ sáːno |
17. ɸáʔuseːkɨ mótɨʔaitɨ húːɡatɨʔaitɨ míːnokɨ |
18. ɸáʔuseːkɨ mótɨʔaitɨ húːɡatɨʔaitɨ míːnokɨ sáːno |
19. ɸáʔuseːkɨ mótɨʔaitɨ húːɡatɨʔaitɨ míːnokɨ míːnokɨ |
20. sáːɸi |
Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Edgar Buenaventure V., Wycliffe Translator, August 21, 1995. 提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Edgar Buenaventure V, 1995 年 8 月 21 日. |
Other comments: Muinane or Muìnánɨ is an endangered language with 150 speakers left within 2,100 ethnic population in Amazonas department: Puerto Santander municipality, south of Caquetá river; Caqueta department: between Caqueta and Yari rivers, Colombia. Muinane has a numeral system based on hand, foot and person. |
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