Language name and location: Lainong Naga, Myanmar [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. zak |
21. kʰeízak |
2. nī |
22. kʰeínī |
3. ʃiám |
23. kʰeíʃiám |
4. bàlī |
24. kʰeíbàlī |
5. bəŋəū |
25. kʰeíbəŋəū |
6. uak |
26. kʰeíuak |
7. sə̄ɲet |
27. kʰeísə̀ɲet |
8. bə̀tʃeiʔ |
28. kʰeíbə̀tʃeiʔ |
9. bə́kiù |
29. kʰeíbə́kiù |
10. ʃì |
30. iòʃiám |
11. ʃìzak |
40. iòbàlī |
12. ʃìnī |
50. iòbə̀ŋəū |
13. ʃìʃiám |
60. iòuak |
14. ʃíbàlī |
70. iòsə̄ɲet |
15. ʃíbə̀ŋəu |
80. iòbə̀tʃeiʔ |
16. ʃíuak |
90. iòbə́kiù |
17. ʃísə̄ɲet |
100. zàmzak |
18. ʃíbə̀tʃeiʔ |
200. zàmnī |
19. ʃíbə́kiù |
1000. hīŋzak |
20. kʰeí |
2000. hīŋnī |
Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Ahsi James Wayesha, Master of Arts in linguistics, Faculty of Arts, Payap University, Chiangmai, Thailand. April 24, 2012. 提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Ahsi James Wayesha, 2012 年 4 月 24 日. |
Other comments: Lainong Naga or Leinong Naga is a newly discovered Tibeto-Burman language with a population of about 15,000, and is one of the Htangan Naga varieties of the northern Naga group, mainly found in Lahe township, Khamti district, Sagaing Division, northwestern Myanmar. |
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