Language name and location: Olunyole, Kakamega, Kenya [Refer to Ethnologue]
|
1. silala |
21. amakhomi kabili na silala |
2. bili |
22. amakhomi kabili na bili |
3. bitaru |
23. amakhomi kabili na bitaru |
4. bine |
24. amakhomi kabili na bine |
5. birano |
25. amakhomi kabili na birano |
6. bisasaba |
26. amakhomi kabili na sita |
7. musafu |
27. amakhomi kabili na musafu |
8. munane |
28. amakhomi kabili na munane |
9. sienda |
29. amakhomi kabili na sienda |
10. likhomi |
30. amakhomi kataru |
11. likhomi na silala |
40. amakhomi kane |
12. likhomi na bili |
50. amakhomi karano |
13. likhomi na bitaru |
60. amakhomi sita ( < Swahili ) |
14. likhomi na bine |
70. amakhomi musafu |
15. likhomi na birano |
80. amakhomi munane |
16. likhomi na sita |
90. amakhomi sienda |
17. likhomi na musafu |
100. emia ndala ( 'mia' < Swahili ) |
18. likhomi na munane |
200. tsimia tsibili ? |
19. likhomi na sienda |
1000. elefu ndala ( 'elefu' < Swahili ) |
20. amakhomi kabili |
2000. tislefu tsibili ? |
Linguist providing data and dateː Ms. Christa Kendall, BTL (Bible Translation & Literacy, East Africa), Kenya, February 20, 1996. 提供资料的语言学家: Ms. Christa Kendall, 1996 年 2 月 20 日. |
Other comments: Olunyole or Lunyore, Nyore is spoken by approximately 155,000 speakers in Kakamega and Vihiga counties: above Kavirondo gulf, Kenya. Olunyole or Nyole has a decimal system similar to that of Masaba. |
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