Language
name and locationː Nage,
Flores Island, Indonesia [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. əsa * |
21. bulu ɗua (neʔe) əsa |
2. ɗua |
22. bulu ɗua (neʔe) ɗua |
3. təlu |
23. bulu ɗua (neʔe) təlu |
4. wutu |
24. bulu ɗua (neʔe) wutu |
5. lima |
25. bulu ɗua (neʔe) lima |
6. lima əsa (5+1) |
26. bulu ɗua (neʔe) lima əsa |
7. lima zua (5+2) |
27. bulu ɗua (neʔe) lima ɗua |
8. zua butu (2 x 4) |
28. bulu ɗua (neʔe) zua butu |
9. tea əsa (10- 1) |
29. bulu ɗua (neʔe) tea əsa |
10. sabulu |
30. bulu telu |
11. sabulu (neʔe) əsa |
40. bulu wutu |
12. sabulu (neʔe) ɗua |
50. bulu lima |
13. sabulu (neʔe) təlu |
60. bulu lima əsa |
14. sabulu (neʔe) wutu |
70. bulu lima ɗua |
15. sabulu (neʔe) lima |
80. bulu zua butu |
16. sabulu (neʔe) lima əsa |
90. bulu tea əsa |
17. sabulu (neʔe) lima zua |
100. sa ŋasu |
18. sabulu (neʔe) zua butu |
200. ŋasu ɗua |
19. sabulu (neʔe) tea əsa |
1000. sa ribu |
20. bulu zua |
2000. ɗua ribu |
Linguist
providing data and dateː Prof. Gregory
Forth, Department of Anthropology, 提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Gregory Forth, 2015 年 2 月 27 日 |
Other comments: Nage has a decimal system with five-base substructure, similar to that of Ngad'a. Note that the /e/ in telu (3) is indeed the schwa [ə], as is the /e/ in esa (one). 'sə ŋasu' (100) is more correctly sa (=əsa) though in rapid pronunciation it is often heard as 'sə' (ə=schwa). 'tea əsa' is alternatively 'ta əsa'. Nage is spoken by approximately 50,000 (Forth 1993) in central Flores island, west slopes of Ebu Lobo volcano, East Nusa Tenggara province, Indonesia. |
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