Language
name and location:
|
1. ɐ̌.ɕɪ31 |
21. ɹɔʔ.naj⁴² ɹɪ⁴² ɐ̆.ɕɪ³¹ |
2. ɐ̌.naj42 |
22. ɹɔʔ.naj⁴² ɹɪ⁴² ɐ̆.naj⁴² |
3. ɐ̌.ðɐm33 |
23. ɹɔʔ.naj⁴² ɹɪ⁴² ɐ̌.ðɐm33 |
4. bɐ̌.laj42 |
24. ɹɔʔ.naj⁴² ɹɪ⁴² bɐ̆.laj⁴² |
5. bɐ̌.ŋɪ42 |
25. ɹɔʔ.naj⁴² ɹɪ⁴² bɐ̆.ŋɪ⁴² |
6. tɐ̌.ɹaᵒk |
26. ɹɔʔ.naj⁴² ɹɪ⁴² tɐ̆.ɹaᵒk |
7. mɐ̌.ɕɪ33 |
27. ɹɔʔ.naj⁴² ɹɪ⁴² mɐ̆.ɕɪ³³ |
8. tɐ̆.ȶat |
28. ɹɔʔ.naj⁴² ɹɪ⁴² tɐ̆.ȶat |
9. tɐ̆.kɐᶤ³¹ |
29. ɹɔʔ.naj⁴² ɹɪ⁴² tɐ̆.kɐᶤ³ |
10. ɹɔʔ.ɕɪ³¹ |
30. ɹɔʔ.ðɐm³³ |
11. ɹɔʔ.ɕɪ³¹ ɹɪ⁴² ɐ̆.ɕɪ³¹ |
40. ɹɔʔ.bɐ̆.laj⁴² |
12. ɹɔʔ.ɕɪ³¹ ɹɪ⁴² ɐ̆.naj⁴² |
50. ɹɔʔ.bɐ̆.ŋɪ⁴² |
13. ɹɔʔ.ɕɪ³¹ ɹɪ⁴² ɐ̌.ðɐm33 |
60. ɹɔʔ.tɐ̆.ɹaᵒk |
14. ɹɔʔ.ɕɪ³¹ ɹɪ⁴² bɐ̆.laj⁴² |
70. ɹɔʔ.mɐ̆.ɕɪ³³ |
15. ɹɔʔ.ɕɪ³¹ ɹɪ⁴² bɐ̆.ŋɪ⁴² |
80. ɹɔʔ.tɐ̆.ȶat |
16. ɹɔʔ.ɕɪ³¹ ɹɪ⁴² tɐ̆.ɹaᵒk |
90. ɹɔʔ.tɐ̆.kɐᶤ³¹ |
17. ɹɔʔ.ɕɪ³¹ ɹɪ⁴² mɐ̆.ɕɪ³³ |
100. ɕɪ⁴².ɕɪ³¹ |
18. ɹɔʔ.ɕɪ³¹ ɹɪ⁴² tɐ̆.ȶat |
200. ɕɪ⁴².naj⁴², 500. ɕɪ⁴².bɐ̆.ŋɪ⁴² |
19. ɹɔʔ.ɕɪ³¹ ɹɪ⁴² tɐ̆.kɐᶤ³ |
1000. ɦɪŋ³³.ɕɪ³¹ |
20. ɹɔʔ.naj⁴² |
2000. ɦɪŋ³³.naj⁴² |
Linguist providing
data and dateː Mr.
Khämlan
Binkhäm, MA student,
Department of linguistics, Payap
University, Chiangmai, Thailand. July
9 提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Khämlan Binkhäm, 2018 年 7 月 9 日. |
Other comments: Shecyü Naga has a decimal system. The above data are from the Shecyü variety of Tangshang Naga of Naga Hills, Myanmar. Tangshang Naga belongs to the Tangsa Subgroup spoken in Naga Hills of Myanmar and of Chamchang in India, which are dialect of the same language. Shecyü is an undescribed Tase Naga varieties belonging to the Northern Naga branch of Tibeto-Burman spoken in Myanmar by around 1,000 speakers. Tangshang is a new ethnonym for various glossonyms, including Tangsa or Tase and any of their 22 subgroupings (Jay & Khan, 2010). Another Tangshang variety almost identical with Shecyü is Chamchang is India with 1,200 estimated speakers in Arunachal State. |
Language name and location: Tangshang Naga, Myanmar, India [Refer to Ethnologue]
|
1. ɐ̌.ɕɪ31 |
21. ɹɔʔ.naj⁴² ɹɛ²² ɐ̆.ɕɪ³¹ |
2. ɐ̌.naj22 |
22. ɹɔʔ.naj⁴² ɹɛ²² ɐ̆.naj²² |
3. ɐ̌.tsɐm33 |
23. ɹɔʔ.naj⁴² ɹɛ²² ɐ̌.tsɐm33 |
4. bɐ̌.laj22 |
24. ɹɔʔ.naj⁴² ɹɛ²² bɐ̆.laj⁴² |
5. bɐ̌.ŋɐɪ22 |
25. ɹɔʔ.naj⁴² ɹɛ²² bɐ̌.ŋɐɪ22 |
6. tɐ̌.ɹɐʲk |
26. ɹɔʔ.naj⁴² ɹɛ²² tɐ̌.ɹɐʲk |
7. mɐ̌.ɕaj33 |
27. ɹɔʔ.naj⁴² ɹɛ²² mɐ̌.ɕaj33 |
8. tɐ̆.ȶʰat |
28. ɹɔʔ.naj⁴² ɹɛ²² tɐ̆.ȶʰat |
9. tɐ̆.kaᵒ³¹ |
29. ɹɔʔ.naj⁴² ɹɛ²² tɐ̆.kaᵒ³¹ |
10. ɹɔʔ.ɕɪ³¹ |
30. ɹɔʔ.ðɐm³³ |
11. ɹɔʔ.ɕɪ³¹ ɹɛ²² ɐ̆.ɕɪ³¹ |
40. ɹɔʔ.bɐ̆.laj⁴² |
12. ɹɔʔ.ɕɪ³¹ ɹɛ²² ɐ̆.naj²² |
50. ɹɔʔ.bɐ̌.ŋɐɪ22 |
13. ɹɔʔ.ɕɪ³¹ ɹɛ²² ɐ̌.tsɐm33 |
60. ɹɔʔ.tɐ̌.ɹɐʲk |
14. ɹɔʔ.ɕɪ³¹ ɹɛ²² bɐ̆.laj²² |
70. ɹɔʔ.mɐ̌.ɕaj33 |
15. ɹɔʔ.ɕɪ³¹ ɹɛ²² bɐ̌.ŋɐɪ22 |
80. ɹɔʔ.tɐ̆.ȶʰat |
16. ɹɔʔ.ɕɪ³¹ ɹɛ²² tɐ̌.ɹɐʲk |
90. ɹɔʔ.tɐ̆.kaᵒ³¹ |
17. ɹɔʔ.ɕɪ³¹ ɹɛ²² mɐ̌.ɕaj33 |
100. ɕɪ²².ɕɪ³¹ |
18. ɹɔʔ.ɕɪ³¹ ɹɛ²² tɐ̆.ȶʰat |
200. ɕɪ²².naj⁴², 500. ɕɪ²².bɐ̌.ŋɐɪ22 |
19. ɹɔʔ.ɕɪ³¹ ɹɛ²² tɐ̆.kaᵒ³¹ |
1000. ɦɪŋ³³.ɕɪ³¹ |
20. ɹɔʔ.naj⁴² |
2000. ɦɪŋ³³.naj⁴² |
Linguist providing
data and dateː Mr.
Khämlan
Binkhäm, MA student,
Department of linguistics, Payap
University, Chiangmai, Thailand. July
9 提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Khämlan Binkhäm, 2018 年 7 月 9 日. |
Other comments: Mungre Naga has a decimal system. The above data are from the Mungre variety of Tangshang Naga of Naga Hills, Myanmar. Tangshang Naga belongs to the Tangsa Subgroup spoken in Naga Hills of Myanmar and of Chamchang in India, which are dialect of the same language. |
Language name and location: Tangshang Naga, Myanmar, India [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. a3ʃi1 |
21. |
2. a1nai3 |
22. |
3. a3θam2 |
22. |
4. bəlai3 |
24. |
5. bəŋi3 |
25. |
6. tərok |
26. |
7. məʃi2 |
27. |
8. tətɕat2 |
28. |
9. təkaɯ2 |
29. |
10. roʔ(ʃi1) |
30. |
11. |
40. |
12. |
50. |
13. |
60. |
14. |
70. |
15. |
80. |
16. |
90. |
17. |
100. ʃi2 (ʃi1) |
18. |
200. |
19. |
1000. hiŋ2 |
20. |
2000. |
Linguist providing
data and dateː Dr. Stephen
Morey,
提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Stephen Morey, 2013 年 5 月 1 日. |
Other comments: Chamchang or Kimsing of Tangsa Naga (Tangshang Naga) has a decimal system. The data is from the Chamchang or Kimsing variety of Tangsa in Northeast India. Tangsa languages mainly have three tones on open syllables. Tangshang Naga is spoken by approximately 98,000 speakers in Khamti district, Khamti, Lahe, Nanyun, and Pangsau townships, Sagaing region, Kachin state, Myanmar as well as Assam state in northeast India. |
Language name and location: Tangshang Naga, Myanmar, India [Refer to Ethnologue]
|
1. əʃi1 |
21. roknɯ3 ra3 əʃi1 |
2. ənɯi3 |
22. roknɯ3 ra3 ənɯi3 |
3. əθɤm2 |
22. |
4. bəli3 |
24. |
5. bəŋa3 |
25. |
6. təruk |
26. |
7. məʃi2 |
27. |
8. tətɕət |
28. |
9. təkɣi1 |
29. |
10. rokʃi1 |
30. rokθɤm2 |
11. rokʃi1 ra3 əʃi1 |
40. rokbəli3 |
12. rokʃi1 ra3 ənɯi3 |
50. rokŋa3 |
13. |
60. |
14. |
70. |
15. |
80. |
16. |
90. |
17. |
100. ʃa³ʃi1, 101. ʃa³ʃi1 ra3 əʃi1 |
18. |
200. |
19. |
1000. hiŋ3ʃi1 |
20. roknɯ3 |
2000. |
Linguist providing
data and dateː Dr. Stephen
Morey,
提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Stephen Morey, 2013 年 5 月 1 日. |
Other comments: Mueshaungx (Moshang) Naga has a decimal system. The above data are from the Mueshaungx variety of Tangsa in Northeast India. Tangsa languages mainly have three tones on open syllables. |
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