Language
name and locationː
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1. ix̟t͡ɕo |
21. duo puɾu ix̟t͡ɕo |
2. duo |
22. duo puɾu duo |
3. toɾu |
23. duo puɾu toɾu |
4. ohpɐt̚ |
24. duo puɾu ohpɐt̚ |
5. ɾimɔ |
25. duo puɾu ɾimɔ |
6. d͡ʑɐhɐβen * |
26. duo puɾu d͡ʑɐhɐβen |
7. ud͡ʑu * |
27. duo puɾu ud͡ʑu |
8. hɐɲɐ * |
28. duo puɾu hɐɲɐ |
9. d͡ʑɐɾɐtien * |
29. duo puɾu d͡ʑɐɾɐtien |
10. ɕɐpuɾu ~ ɕopuɾu * |
30. toɾu puɾu |
11. ɕɐbɐɾaɕ ~ ɕoɐɾaɕ* |
40. ohpɐt̚ puɾu |
12. duo bɐɾaɕ |
50. ɾimɔ puɾu |
13. toɾu bɐɾaɕ |
60. d͡ʑɐhɐβen puɾu |
14. ohpɐt̚ bɐɾaɕ |
70. ud͡ʑu puɾu |
15. ɾimɔ bɐɾaɕ |
80. hɐɲɐ puɾu |
16. d͡ʑɐhɐβen bɐɾaɕ |
90. d͡ʑɐɾɐtien puɾu |
17. ud͡ʑu bɐɾaɕ |
100. sɐɾɐhtuɕ ~ soɾɐhtuɕ |
18. hɐɲɐ bɐɾaɕ |
200. duo ɾɐhtuɕ |
19. d͡ʑɐɾɐtien bɐɾaɕ |
1000. sɐribu ~ soribu * |
20. duo puɾu |
2000. duo ribu |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Kazuya Inagaki, JSPS Research Fellow / Kyoto University, ILCAA Joint Researcher, Japan, March 1, 2014. 提供资料的语言学家: 稲垣和弥博士(日本京都大学), 2014 年 3 月 1 日. |
Other comments: Ot Danum or Dohoi, "Kadori" is the relatively new name used for the dialect of Dohoi in Central Kalimantan, has a decimal system. Note that the original but archaic Dohoi (at least in Central Kalimantan) words for ‘6–9’ and ‘thousand’ are; onom [oṇom] ‘6’, pihtu [pix̟ṭu] ‘7’, jalu [ʥɐɾ̠u] ‘8’, sioi [ɕ̪ioɪ] ‘9’, and kucan [kuʨɐṇ] ‘thousand’. New loanwords 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 are loan from Ngaju language and 1000 is loan from Indonesian, and there are free variants from 10 and 11. |
Language name and locationː Ot Danum, Kalimantan, Indonesia [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. iht͡ʃoʔ |
21. duɔ puluʔ iht͡ʃoʔ |
2. duɔʔ |
22. duɔ puluʔ duɔʔ |
3. tɔluʔ |
23. duɔ puluʔ tɔluʔ |
4. ɔhpat |
24. duɔ puluʔ ɔhpat |
5. limɔʔ |
25. duɔ puluʔ limɔʔ |
6. ɔnɔm |
26. duɔ puluʔ ɔnɔm |
7. pihtuʔ |
27. duɔ puluʔ pihtuʔ |
8. d͡ʒaʎuʔ |
28. duɔ puluʔ d͡ʒaʎuʔ |
9. siɔi |
29. duɔ puluʔ siɔi |
10. puluʔ |
30. tɔluʔ puluʔ |
11. puluʔ iht͡ʃoʔ / sɔbalas |
40. ɔhpat puluʔ |
12. puluʔ duɔʔ / duɔʔ balas |
50. limɔh puluʔ |
13. puluʔ tɔluʔ / tɔluʔ balas |
60. ɔnɔm puluʔ |
14. puluʔ ɔhpat / ɔhpat balas |
70. pihtuʔ puluʔ |
15. puluʔ limɔʔ / limɔʔ balas |
80. d͡ʒaʎuʔ puluʔ |
16. puluʔ ɔnɔm / ɔnɔm balas |
90. siɔi puluʔ |
17. puluʔ pihtuʔ / pihtuʔ balas |
100. saratus |
18. puluʔ d͡ʒaʎuʔ / d͡ʒaʎuʔ balas |
200. duɛʔ ratus |
19. puluʔ siɔi / siɔi balas |
1000. sakud͡ʒan |
20. duɔ puluʔ |
2000. duɛʔ sakud͡ʒan |
Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Jim Meyers, Mr. Megan Hampton, Ms.
Reni |
Other comments: Ot Danum or Dohoi has a decimal system. Ot Danum is spoken by about 78800 speakers in Central Kalimantan Province, 7 villages. Remote area, upper reaches of south Kapuas river, large area south of Schwaner range. West Kalimantan Province. There are dialects: Dohoi, Kadorih, Kuhin, Ot Balawan, Ot Banu’u, Ot Murung 1 (Murung 1, Punan Ratah), Ot Olang, Ot Tuhup, Sarawai (Melawi), Sebaung, Ulu Ai’ (Da’an). Note the traditional spelling [c] is a voiceless palatal affricate = IPA [t͡ʃ]; [j] [j] is a voiced palatal affricate = IPA [d͡ʒ].. |
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