Language
name and location:
Paloor, Thiès region, Senegal
[Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. yino |
21. saɓo ana a yino |
2. ana |
22. saɓo ana a ana |
3. eye |
23. saɓo ana a eye |
4. iniil |
24. saɓo ana a iniil |
5. iip |
25. saɓo ana a iip |
6. poyno (5+1) |
26. saɓo ana a poyno |
7. paana (5+2) |
27. saɓo ana a paana |
8. peeye (5+3) |
28. saɓo ana a peeye |
9. payniil (5+4) |
29. saɓo ana a payniil |
10. saɓo |
30. saɓo eye |
11. saɓo a yino |
40. saɓo iniil |
12. saɓo a ana |
50. saɓo iip |
13. saɓo a eye |
60. saɓo poyno |
14. saɓo a iniil |
70. saɓo paana |
15. saɓo a iip |
80. saɓo peeye |
16. saɓo a poyno |
90. saɓo payniil |
17. saɓo a paana |
100. teemeer |
18. saɓo a peeye |
200. teemeer ana |
19. saɓo a payniil |
1000. juni |
20. saɓo ana |
2000. |
Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Dan Morgan,
Summer Institute of
Linguistics, Senegal,
December 10, 提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Dan Morgan, 1998 年 12 月 10 日. |
Other comments: Paloor or Falor has a quinary-decimal system. The vowel harmony in Palor is slightly different, both é and ó are missing from the+ATR set; and e and o follow+ATR vowels in a word. When followed by a+ATR suffix, however, e > y, and o > ë (schwa ə). Words written with an initial vowel are pronounced with an initial glottal stop ʔ. Paloor is spoken by approximately 22,000 speakers in Thiès region, Senegal. |
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