Language name and locationː Papora, Central W. Plains, Taiwan [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. ta-nu |
21. |
2. nyā, mia- |
22. |
3. turu |
23. |
4. ne-pat |
24. |
5. nema, rima |
25. |
6. ne-nom, mi-num |
26. |
7. pitu |
27. |
8. me-hal, halu |
28. |
9. me-siya, sia |
29. |
10. me-tsī |
30. metool-metsi |
11. me-tsi-me-tanu |
40. menepat-metsī |
12. me-tsi-me-nyā |
50. |
13. me-tsi-me-turu |
60. |
14. me-tsi-me-nepat |
70. |
15. me-tsi-me-nema |
80. |
16. me-tsi-me-nenom |
90. |
17. me-tsi-me-pitu |
100. |
18. me-tsi-me-mehal |
200. |
19. me-tsi-me-mesiya |
1000. |
20. menyā-metsī |
2000. |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Prof. Shigeru Tsuchida,
University of Tokyo, Japan /
Institute of Linguistics, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan,
Source: recorded by the Japanese linguist, Asai Erin from 1936 to 1937. 提供资料的语言学家: 土田滋教授, 1991年, 根据日本学者浅井惠伦一九三六年至一九三七年记录的资料。 |
Other comments: Papora is an extinct Austronesian language and all the people are Sinicized now. Papora has a decimal system. |
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