Language name and locationː Okanagan, Canada, USA [Refer to Ethnologue]
|
1. náqs |
21. ʔàsəlʔùpənkstɬnáqs |
2. ʔasíl |
22. ʔàsəlʔùpənkstɬʔasíl |
3. kaʔɬís |
23. ʔàsəlʔùpənkstɬkaʔɬís |
4. mús |
24. ʔàsəlʔùpənkstɬmús |
5. cílkst |
25. ʔàsəlʔùpənkstɬcílkst |
6. tʼáqʼəmkst |
26. ʔàsəlʔùpənkstɬtʼáqʼəmkst |
7. síspʼəlkʼ |
27. ʔàsəlʔùpənkstɬsíspʼəlkʼ |
8. tímɬ |
28. ʔàsəlʔùpənkstɬtímɬ |
9. x̩x̩nʼút |
29. ʔàsəlʔùpənkstɬx̩x̩nʼút |
10. ʔúpnkst / ʔúpənkst * |
30. kàʔɬəlʔúpnkst |
11. ʔùpənkstɬnáqs |
40. məsɬʔúpnkst |
12. ʔùpənkstɬʔasíl |
50. cəlklʔúpnkst |
13. ʔùpənkstɬkaʔɬís |
60. tʼáqʼmkɬʔupnkst / tʼáqʼmkɬʔupənkst * |
14. ʔùpənkstɬmús |
70. sispʼəlkʼɬʔúpnkst / səspʼəlkʼɬʔúpənkst * |
15. ʔùpənkstɬcílkst |
80. tmɬʔúpnkst / təmɬʔúpənkst * |
16. ʔùpənkstɬtʼáqʼəmkst |
90. x̩x̩nʼútɬʔúpnkst / x̩əx̩nʼɬʔúpənkst * |
17. ʔùpənkstɬsíspʼəlkʼ |
100. x̩ccíkst / x̩əcəíkst * |
18. ʔùpənkstɬtímɬ |
200. ʔasilx̩ccíkst / ʔàsəlxə̩cəcíkst * |
19. ʔùpənkstɬx̩x̩nʼút |
1000. ʔùpənkstɬx̩əcəcíkst * ( 10 x 100 ) |
20. ʔəsəlʔúpnkst / ʔasəlʔúpənkst |
2000. ʔàsəlʔùpənkstɬx̩əcəcíkst * ( 20 x 100 ) |
Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. M. Dale Kinkade, Department of
of Linguistics, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada,
March Prof. Anthony Mattina, Department of Linguistics, University of Montana, Missoula, Montana, USA, March 19, 2008. 提供资料的语言学家: Prof. M. Dale Kinkade, 1990 年 3 月 12 日, Prof. Anthony Mattina, 2008 年 3 月 19 日. |
Other commentsː Okanagan or Colville-Okanagan, Nselxcin is a nearly extinct language speakers by approximately 360 speakers and 5,700 ethnic population in British Columbia province: 7 reserves: Douglas Lake, Hedley, Keremeos, Oliver, Penticton, Vernon, Westbank; east of Fraser Valley and west of Kootenai, Canada as well as United States. Okanagan has a decimal system. The data Prof. M. Dale Kinkade was based on Colville dialect. The data for the compound numbers 11 to 19, 21 to 19 and the numbers with an asterisk were provided by Prof. Anthony Mattina. There is some variation amongst the various dialects of Okanagan, Prof. Mattina's is standard one. The Americanist Phonetic Notation: x̩ or x̌ = IPA voiceless uvular fricative [χ]; tʼ and pʼ are voiceless glottalized bilabial and alveolar stops, respectively, tʼ = IPA [tˀ] and pʼ = IPA [pˀ]. |
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