Language name and locationː Na'ahai, Malekula, Vanuatu [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. iteʔ |
21. maratin iteʔ noʔoron iteʔ |
2. iru |
22. maratin iteʔ noʔoron iru |
3. itul |
23. maratin iteʔ noʔoron itul |
4. ivas |
24. maratin iteʔ noʔoron ivas |
5. ilim |
25. maratin iteʔ noʔoron ilim |
6. raʔate ( 5 + 1 ) |
26. maratin iteʔ noʔoron raʔate |
7. raʔaru ( 5 + 2 ) |
27. maratin iteʔ noʔoron raʔaru |
8. raʔatul ( 5 + 3 ) |
28. maratin iteʔ noʔoron raʔatul |
9. raʔavas ( 5 + 4 ) |
29. maratin iteʔ noʔoron raʔavas |
10. i laŋaβul |
30. maratin iteʔ noʔoron ilaŋaβul (20+10) |
11. i laŋaβul ⁿduman iteʔ |
40. maratin iru (20 x 2) |
12. i laŋaβul ⁿduman iru |
50. maratin iru ilaŋaβul (20 x 2+10) |
13. i laŋaβul ⁿduman itul |
60. maratin itul (20 x 3) |
14. i laŋaβul ⁿduman ivas |
70. maratin itul ilaŋaβul (20 x 3+10) |
15. i laŋaβul ⁿduman ilim |
80. maratin ivas (20 x 4) |
16. i laŋaβul ⁿduman raʔate |
90. maratin ivas ilaŋaβul (20 x 4+10) |
17. i laŋaβul ⁿduman raʔaru |
100. maratin ilim (20 x 5) |
18. i laŋaβul ⁿduman raʔatul |
200. nrenhavui ŋa-sŋavur (20 x 10) |
19. i laŋaβul ⁿduman raʔavas |
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20. maratin iteʔ |
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Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Anastasia Riehl, Director of
Strathy Language Unit Queen’s University,
Kingston, ON K7L 3N6, Canada,
October
2, 2008. |
Other comments: Na'ahai or Malfaxal is an endangered language spoken by about 600 speakers on a Toman Island off the southern coast of Malekula in Vanuatu. This language has a traditional quinary counting system. The data were elicited in Batbank and represent the Na’ahai Kiki dialect, as spoken in the area near Melip and Toman Island- not the area near Malvakal (Malfaxal). The speakers had difficulty with some of the higher numbers, saying that they usually just use Bislama now for those. /nduman/ was sometimes pronounced as [luman]. Numbers starting with /maratin/- I elicted all of these without a preceding /na/; however, when I asked speakers about this morpheme (based on an older list of the numbers), they said that a preceding /na/ is fine, in fact preferred. However, I have left it out of the list above. In any case /i na maratin/, with a preceding /i/, is NOT acceptable according to them. Note that is rough draft only! further research data needed. |
Language name and locationː Na'ahai, Malekula, Vanuatu [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. i-tex |
21. i-na maratin i-tex ⁿduma-n i-tex |
2. i-ru |
22. i-na maratin i-tex ⁿduma-n iru |
3. i-tyl |
23. i-na maratin i-tex ⁿduma-n itul |
4. i-βas |
24. i-na maratin i-tex ⁿduma-n ivas |
5. i-lim |
25. i-na maratin i-tex ⁿduma-n ilim |
6. i-raxatex ( 5 + 1 ) |
26. i-na maratin i-tex ⁿduma-n raʔate |
7. ira-ru ( 5 + 2 ) |
27. i-na maratin i-tex ⁿduma-n raʔaru |
8. ira-tyl ( 5 + 3 ) |
28. i-na maratin i-tex ⁿduma-n raʔatul |
9. ira-βas ( 5 + 4 ) |
29. i-na maratin i-tex ⁿduma-n raʔavas |
10. i-laŋaβœl |
30. na-maratin ite no-oro-n i-laŋaβœl |
11. i-laŋaβœl ⁿduma-n i-tex |
40. na-maratin i-ru (20 x 2) |
12. i-laŋaβœl ⁿduma-n iru |
50. na-maratin i-ru no-oro-n i-laŋaβœl |
13. i-laŋaβœl ⁿduma-n itul |
60. na-maratin i-tyl (20 x 3) |
14. i-laŋaβœl ⁿduma-n ivas |
70. na-maratin i-tyl no-oro-n i-laŋaβœl |
15. i-laŋaβœl ⁿduma-n ilim |
80. na-maratin i-βas (20 x 4) |
16. i-laŋaβœl ⁿduma-n raʔate |
90. na-maratin i-βas no-oro-n i-laŋaβœl |
17. i-laŋaβœl ⁿduma-n raʔaru |
100. na-maratin i-lim (20 x 5) |
18. i-laŋaβœl ⁿduma-n raʔatul |
200. na-maratin i-laŋaβœl (20 x 10) |
19. i-laŋaβœl ⁿduma-n raʔavas |
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20. i-na maratin i-tex * |
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Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Jean-Michel Charpentier, LACiTO ( Langues et civilisations à tradition orale ) / CNRS, Paris, France through Prof. Nicolas Ossart, December 1, 2004. 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Jean-Michel Charpentier, 2004 年 12 月 1 日. |
Other comments: Na'ahai or Malfaxal is an endangered language spoken by about 600 speakers on a Toman Island off the southern coast of Malekula in Vanuatu. This language has a traditional quinary counting system. Note that the phrase "i-na maratin i-tex " means one person'. |
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