Language name and location: Oirata, Kisar, Maluku, Indonesia [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. ʔuwáni, ʔaúni |
21. taʔan ɛʔɛ́nɛ ri̙jan aúni |
2. ʔɛ́i, ʔɛjɛʔɛ́nɛ |
22. taʔan ɛʔɛ́nɛ ri̙jan ɛʔɛ́nɛ |
3. ʔútu, ʔutuʔɛ́nɛ |
23. taʔan ɛʔɛ́nɛ ri̙jan ʔútu |
4. páta, patɛʔɛ́nɛ (from Austronesian) |
24. taʔan ɛʔɛ́nɛ ri̙jan páta |
5. límɛ, límɛʔɛ́nɛ (from Austronesian) |
25. taʔan ɛʔɛ́nɛ ri̙jan límɛ |
6. nɛ́mɛ, nɛmɛʔɛ́nɛ (from Austronesian) |
26. taʔan ɛʔɛ́nɛ ri̙jan nɛ́mɛ |
7. pítu, pituʔɛ́nɛ (from Austronesian) |
27. taʔan ɛʔɛ́nɛ ri̙jan pítu |
8. kápa, kapaʔɛ́nɛ (from Austronesian) |
28. taʔan ɛʔɛ́nɛ ri̙jan kápa |
9. síwa, siwaʔɛ́nɛ (from Austronesian) |
29. taʔan ɛʔɛ́nɛ ri̙jan síwa |
10. taʔan aúni |
30. taʔan útu |
11. taʔan aúni ri̙jan aúni |
40. taʔan páta |
12. taʔan aúni ri̙jan ɛʔɛ́nɛ |
50. taʔan límɛ |
13. taʔan aúni ri̙jan ʔútu |
60. taʔan nɛ́mɛ |
14. taʔan aúni ri̙jan páta |
70. taʔan pítu |
15. taʔan aúni ri̙jan límɛ |
80. taʔan kápa |
16. taʔan aúni ri̙jan nɛ́mɛ |
90. taʔan síwa |
17. taʔan aúni ri̙jan pítu |
100. raʔ aúni (raʔ from Austronesian) |
18. taʔan aúni ri̙jan kápa |
200. raʔ ɛʔɛ́nɛ |
19. taʔan aúni ri̙jan síwa |
1000. rijun aúni (rijun from Austronesian) |
20. taʔan ɛʔɛ́nɛ |
2000. rijun ɛʔɛ́nɛ |
Linguist
providing data and dateː Dr. Aone van Engelenhoven, Department of
Linguistics,
University of Leiden, Netherlands,
July 9 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Aone van Engelenhoven. 2009 年 7 月 9 日. |
Other comments: Oirata is spoken by approximately 1,200 speakers in Oirata village, Kisar island, southeast Maluku Barat Daya regency, Maluku province, Indonesia. Oirata has a decimal system with very strong Austronesian influences, particularly concerning numbers 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 9. |
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