Language name and locationː Oneida, Ontario, Canada, USA [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. úskah |
21. tewáshʌ úskah |
2. téken / tékni * |
22. tewáshʌ téken / tewáshʌ tékni * |
3. áhsʌ̠ / áhsʌ * |
23. tewáshʌ áhsʌ̠ / tewáshʌ áhsʌ * |
4. kayé |
24. tewáshʌ kayé |
5. wisk |
25. tewáshʌ wisk |
6. yáˑyahk |
26. tewáshʌ yáˑyahk |
7. tsyaˑták |
27. tewáshʌ tsyaˑták |
8. téklu |
28. tewáshʌ téklu |
9. wáˑtlu |
29. tewáshʌ wáˑtlu |
10. oyeˑli̠ / oyeˑli * |
30. áhsʌ niwáshʌ̠ / áhsʌ niwáshʌ * |
11. úskah yawʌˑle̠ / úskah yawʌˑlé |
40. kayé niwáshʌ̠ / kayé niwáshʌ * |
12. yawʌˑle̠ tékni / tékni yawʌˑlé |
50. wisk niwáshʌ̠ / wisk niwáshʌ * |
13. yawʌˑle̠ áhsʌ̠ / áhsʌ yawʌˑlé * |
60. yáˑyahk niwáshʌ̠ / yáˑyahk niwáshʌ * |
14. kayé yawʌˑle̠ / kayé yawʌˑlé * |
70. tsyaˑták niwáshʌ̠ / tsyaˑták niwáshʌ * |
15. wisk yawʌˑle̠ / wisk yawʌˑlé * |
80. téklu niwáshʌ̠ / téklu niwáshʌ * |
16. yáˑyahk yawʌˑle̠ /yáˑyahk yawʌˑlé * |
90. wáˑtlu niwáshʌ̠ / wáˑtlu niwáshʌ * |
17. tsyaˑták yawʌˑle̠/ tsyaˑták yawʌˑlé * |
100. úskah tewʌhnyáwelu̠ / tewʌhnyáwelu * |
18. téklu yawʌˑle̠ / téklu yawʌˑlé * |
200. tékni tewʌhnyáwelu̠ / tewʌhnyáwelu * |
19. wáˑtlu yawʌˑle̠ / wáˑtlu yawʌˑlé * |
1000. sknutóˑtslat ** |
20. tewáshʌ̠ / tewáshʌ * |
2000. tekanutóˑtslake̠ / tekanutóˑtslake * |
Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Cliff Abbott,
Department of Linguistics,
University of
Wisconsin-Green Bay,
Wisconsin,
USA,
April 提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Cliff Abbott, 2008 年 3 月 2 日. |
Other comments: Oneida (Onʌyota’a:ka) is a moribund language with 222 older adults only in 3,000 ethnic population in Ontario province: Six Nations Reserve, Canada as well as United States. Oneida has a decimal system. Noteː many Oneida words have alternative pronunciations depending on whether other word follow or not. In the following list first form is the pronunciation in isolation. Where there are alternatives the second form ( with an asterisk) is the pronunciation with other words following. Literally, the word for 1000 sknutóˑtslat also means 'one box' or 'one boxful'. The phonetic symbolsː oral vowelː a, e and o; nasal vowelː ʌ and u; resonantsː l, n, w, y; stopː t, k, ʔ; affricatesː s and h. Acute accent represents stress; dot represents vowel length; underlining represents whimpered sounds. |
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