Language name and locationː Pima Bajo, Sonora state, Mexico [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 皮马巴霍语, 墨西哥西北部索诺拉州奇瓦瓦州接壤地区

1. hɨmak

21.   hɨmk oːb dam hɨmako

2. ɡoːk

22.   hɨmk oːb ɡoːk

3. vaik

23.   hɨmk oːb vaik

4. ma:kav

24.   hɨmk oːb ma:kav

5. mavɨːs ( litː 'the whole hand' )

25.   hɨmk oːb mavɨːs

6. vusin

26.   hɨmk oːb vusin

7. sieːt

27.   veintisiete ( < Spanish )

8. ɡoko makav ( 2 x 4 ) ?

28.   hɨmk oːb ɡoko makav

9. nueːv ( < Spanish )

29.   veintinueve ( < Spanish )

10. aipivɨːs

30.   hɨmk oːb dam aipivɨːs

11. aipivɨːs dam maːkav

40.   kuareːnt ( < Spanish )

12. aipivɨːs dam ɡoːk

50.   sinkueːnt ( < Spanish )

13. aipivɨːs dam vaik

60.   vaikoːb

14. aipivɨːs dam ma:kav

70.   vaikoːb dam aipivɨːs 

15. kins ( < Spanish )

80.   missing

16. aipivɨːs dam

90.   noventa ( < Spanish )

17. diesisieːt ( < Spanish )

100. hɨmk sieːnt ( < Spanish )

18. aipivɨːs dam

200.  ɡoːk sieːnt

19. diesinuev ( < Spanish )

1000. hɨmk mil ( < Spanish )

20. hɨmk oːb  (litː 'one person')

2000. ɡoːk mil  

Linguists providing data and dateː Prof. Zarina Estrada Fernández & Cleotilde Galaviz.

Universidad de Sonora, Mexico, June 10, 2009.

提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Zarina Estrada Fernández & Cleotilde Galaviz 2009 年 6 月 10 日

Other comments: Pima Bajo (Oob No’ok) or Lower Piman, Mountain Pima is spoken by approximately 1,000 speakers scattered in Sonora-Chihuahua states border, Mexico. Pima Bajo has a vigesimal system with special substructure for number 8. The number 20 is expressed by ''one person''. Nowadays, some traditional numerals have been replaced by Spanish numerals.