Language
name and locationː
Pear,
Preah Vihear,
Cambodia [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. muəj |
21. məpʰei muəj |
2. piər̃ |
22. məpʰei piː |
3. paj |
23. məpʰei bəj |
4. paon |
24. məpʰei buən |
5. prăm |
25. məpʰei pram |
6. prăm muəj (5+1) |
26. məpʰei prammuəj |
7. prăm piər̃ (5+2) |
27. məpʰei prampii |
7. prăm paj (5+3) |
27. məpʰei prambəj |
9. prăm paon (5+4) |
29. məpʰei prambuən |
10. dɑp < Central Khmer < Thai |
30. samsɤp < Central Khmer < Thai |
11. muəj tandap / dɑp muəj |
40. saːɛsɤp < Central Khmer < Thai |
12. piər̃ tandap / dɑp piː |
50. haːsɤp < Central Khmer < Thai |
13. paj tandap / dɑp bəj |
60. hɔʷksɤp < Central Khmer < Thai |
14. poan tandap / dɑp buən |
70. t͡ʃɤtsɤp < Central Khmer < Thai |
15. prăm tandap / dɑp pram |
80. paːɛsɤp < Central Khmer < Thai |
16. prăm muəj tandap / dɑp prăm muəj |
90. kaːwsɤp < Central Khmer < Thai |
17. prăm piər̃ tandap /dɑp prăm piː |
100. rɔːj < Central Khmer < Thai |
18. prăm paj tandap/dɑp prăm bəj |
200. piː rɔːj |
19. prăm paon tandap/dɑp prăm buən |
1000. məpɔən < Central Khmer < Thai |
20 .məpʰei < Central Khmer |
2000. piː pɔən |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Dr. Robert
Headley,
Summer Institute of Linguistics.
September |
Other comments: Pear has a decimal system. Pear numerals after four have been replaced by Khmer numerals. Pear is a moribund Mon-Khmer language spoken by approximately 1,600 speakers in 3–4 villages, Rovieng district, Preah Vihear province, Cambodia. |
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