Language name and location: Nyeshangte, Gandaki, Nepal [Refer to Ethnologue]

言名称和分布地区: 涅桑特语 (马南格 Manange), 尼泊尔中部甘达基省 

 

1. kr̥ii/ r̥ii4

21.  ni11 syu55 ri13

2. nyii4

22.  ni11 syu55 nii13

3. seɴ1

23.  ni11 syu55 som55

4. pl̥i4

24.  ni11 syu55 bli13

5. ŋə4

25.  ni11 syu55 ŋa13

6. ʈu4

26.  ni11 syu55 truu13

7. nyii1

27.  ni11 syu55 nis55

8. pr̥ee4

28.  ni11 syu55 bree13

9. ku1

29.  ni11 syu55 ɡuu53

10. cu1

30.  sum3cu

11. tsu3kr̥ii

40.  pli2cu

12. tsuŋ3nyi

50.  ŋə2cu

13. tsup3seɴ

60.  ʈuk2cu

14. tsu4pl̥i

70.  nyi1cu

15. tsoo3ŋə

80.  pree2cu

16. tsu3ʈʰu

90.  ku1cu

17. tsee3nyii

100. pr̥ə4

18. tsə3pr̥ee

200. 

19. tsur3ku

1000. toŋraa55 r̥ii4

20. nyu2shu

2000.  

 

Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Yasuhiko Nagano, National Museum of Ethnology, Osaka, Japan, December 20, 1992.

供资料的语言学家: 长野泰彦教授 (日本大阪国立民族学博物馆), 1992 年 12 月 20 日.

 

Other comments: Manange or Nyeshangte has a decimal system. Nyeshangte is spoken approximately 12,000 speakers in Manang,  Ngawal, Pisang, Tengki and nearby villages, Manang district in Gandaki province of Central Nepal.


 

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