Language name and locationː Ndogo, South Sudan [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. ɡbaànjé |
21. zi-ɗuù-ɡbaànjé-njeé-ɡbaànjé |
2. só, sósò (used as a adjective) |
22. zi-ɗuù-ɡbaànjé-njeé-só |
3. táʔò |
23. zi-ɗuù-ɡbaànjé-njeé-táʔò |
4. nàʔò |
24. zi-ɗuù-ɡbaànjé-njeé-nàʔò |
5. vó |
25. zi-ɗuù-ɡbaànjé-njeé-vó |
6. vó-njeé-ɡbaànjé ( 5 + 1 ) |
26. zi-ɗuù-ɡbaànjé-njeé-vó-njeé-ɡbaànjé |
7. vó-njeé-só ( 5 + 2 ) |
27. zi-ɗuù-ɡbaànjé-njeé-vó-njeé-só |
8. vó-njeé-táʔò ( 5 + 3 ) |
28. zi-ɗuù-ɡbaànjé-njeé-vó-njeé-táʔò |
9. vó-njeé-nàʔò ( 5 + 4 ) |
29. zi-ɗuù-ɡbaànjé-njeé-vó-njeé-nàʔò |
10. muʔɓì ( litː 'on hands ' ) |
30. zi-ɗuù-ɡbaànjé-njeé-muʔɓì |
11. muʔɓi-njeé-ɡbaànjé |
40. zi-ɗuù-só (litː kill-person-two) |
12. muʔɓi-njeé-só |
50. zi-ɗuù-só-njeé-muʔɓì |
13. muʔɓi-njeé-táʔò |
60. zi-ɗuù-táʔò (litː kill-person-three) |
14. muʔɓi-njeé-nàʔò |
70. zi-ɗuù-táʔò-njeé-muʔɓì |
15. muʔɓi-njeé-vó |
80. zi-ɗuù-nàʔò (litː kill-person-four) |
16. muʔɓi-njeé-vó-njeé-ɡbaànjé |
90. i-ɗuù-nàʔò-njeé-muʔɓì |
17. muʔɓi-njeé-vó-njeé-só |
100. zi-ɗuù-vó / míyà < Arabic |
18. muʔɓi-njeé-vó-njeé-táʔò |
200. zi-ɗuù-vó ta ɓã̀ só |
19. muʔɓi-njeé-vó-njeé-nàʔò |
1000. zi-ɗuù-vó ta ɓã̀ muʔɓì |
20. zi-ɗuù-ɡbaànjé (litː kill-person-one) |
2000. zi-ɗuù-vó ta ɓã̀ zi-ɗuù-ɡbaànjé |
Linguist providing data and dateː Ms Wanda Pace and Mr. Peter Rebigo,
提供资料的语言学家: Ms. Wanda Pace and Mr. Peter Rebigo, 1990 年 5 月 25 日. |
Other comments: Ndogo has a vigesimal counting system with five-base substructure. The word 'ten', 'muʔɓi' means 'on hands', twenty is literally 'kill-person-one' They also used loan from Arabic 'míyà' for 100. Ndogo is spoken by approximately 48,000 speakers in Western Bahr al Ghazal state: Wau county, about 10 villages on Wau-Deim Zubeir road between Mboro and Kpango rivers; Western Equatoria state: north of Tembura, South Sudan. |
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