Language
name and locationː
Forest Nenets,
Krasnoyarsk,
Russia [Ref. to
Ethnologue] |
1. ŋoːpʔ |
21. ʄitʲa juɧ ŋoːpʔ |
2. ʄitʲa |
22. ʄitʲa juɧ ʄitʲa |
3. nʲaɦaɬʔ |
23. ʄitʲa juɧ nʲaɦaɬʔ |
4. tʲeʰt |
24. ʄitʲa juɧ tʲeʰt |
5. hampɬaɧk |
25. ʄitʲa juɧ hampɬaɧk |
6. mattʔ |
26. ʄitʲa juɧ mattʔ |
7. ʄeʔew |
27. ʄitʲa juɧ ʄeʔew |
8. ʄattʲet |
28. ʄitʲa juɧ ʄattʲet |
9. kaːʄemjuʔ |
29. ʄitʲa juɧ kaːʄemjuʔ |
10. juʔ |
30. nʲaɦaɬʔ juʔ |
11. ŋoːpʔ jaŋknʲa |
40. tʲeʰt juʔ |
12. ʄitʲa jaŋknʲa |
50. hampɬaɧk juʔ |
13. nʲaɦaɬʔ jaŋknʲa |
60. mattɧ juʔ |
14. tʲeʰt jaŋknʲa |
70. ʄeɧew juʔ |
15. hampɬaɧk jaŋknʲa |
80. ʄattʲet juʔ |
16. mattʔ jaŋknʲa |
90. kaːʄemjuɬʔ |
17. ʄeʔew jaŋknʲa |
100. juɬʔ |
18. ʄattʲet jaŋknʲa |
200. ʄitʲa juɬʔ |
19. kaːʄemjuʔ jaŋknʲa |
1000. joːnaɬʔ |
20. ʄitʲa juʔ |
2000. ʄitʲa joːnaɬʔ |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Dr. Marya Yakovlevna
Barmich,
Institute for Bible
Translation, Stockholm, Sweden,
June 3 |
Other comments: Forest Nenets has a decimal numeral system. Forest Nenets is a Samoyedic language spoken by approximately 1,500 speakers in northern Russia, around the Agan, Pur, Lyamin and Nadym rivers. It is closely related to the Tundra Nenets language, and the two are still sometimes seen as simply being dialects of a single Nenets language, despite there being low mutual intelligibility between the two. The next closest relatives are Nganasan and Enets, after them Selkup, and even more distantly the other Uralic languages. |
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