Language name and location: Dolakha Newari, Kathmandu, Nepal [Ref to Ethnologue]
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1. tʰi |
21. nimtʰi |
2. nis |
22. nimnis |
3. sõ |
23. nimsõ |
4. pe ~ pi |
24. nimpe |
5. ŋaa |
25. nimŋaa |
6. kʰu |
26. nimkʰu |
7. nas |
27. nimnas |
8. cyaa |
28. nimcyaa |
9. ɡu |
29. nimɡu |
10. ji |
30. swi |
11. jimtʰi |
40. pi |
12. jimnis |
50. ŋai |
13. jimsõ |
60. kʰwi |
14. jimpe |
70. nai |
15. jimŋaa |
80. cyai |
16. jimkʰu |
90. ɡwi |
17. jimnas |
100. sar |
18. jimcyaa |
200. nisar |
19. jim |
1000. dol |
20. ni |
2000. nisdol |
Linguist providing data and dateː
Prof. Carol Genetti,
University of Oregon, USA,
January 22, 提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Carol Genetti, 1999 年 1 月 22 日. |
Other comments: Dolakha Newari has a decimal system. Dolakha Newari is very different from Kathmandu Newari, and should be regarded as a separate language. Dolakha Newar or Eastern Newar, is a divergent dialect of the Newar language (Nepal Bhasa) spoken in Dolakha District, east of the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal, by 5,645 Newar people as of 1988. Some speakers of Dolakha Newar can be found in Kathmandu for education or work. |
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