Language name and locationː Qimant, Amhara region, Ethiopia [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 基曼特语, 埃塞俄比亚北部阿姆哈拉州

1. laɣa / la

21.  ləŋəjɨŋ laɣa

2. liŋa

22.  ləŋəjɨŋ liŋa

3. siɣʷa

23.  ləŋəjɨŋ siɣʷa

4. sədʒa

24.  ləŋəjɨŋ sədʒa

5. ankʷa

25.  ləŋəjɨŋ ankʷa

6. wəlta

26.  ləŋəjɨŋ wəlta

7. ləŋəta

27.  ləŋəjɨŋ ləŋəta

8. səɣʷəta

28.  ləŋəjɨŋ səɣʷəta

9. səssa

29.  ləŋəjɨŋ səssa

10. ʃɨka

30.  səɣʷəjɨŋ

11. ʃɨki laɣa

40.  arba (<Arabic )

12. ʃɨki liŋa

50.  ankʷɨŋ

13. ʃɨki siɣʷa

60.  wəltiŋ

14. ʃɨki sədʒa

70.  ləŋətiŋ

15. ʃɨki ankʷa

80.  səɣʷətiŋ

16. ʃɨki wəlta

90.  səssiŋ

17. ʃɨki ləŋəta

100. liɣ

18. ʃɨki səɣʷəta

200. liŋa liɣ

19. ʃɨki səssa

1000. ʃi (<Amharic )

20. ləŋəjɨŋ

2000. liŋa ʃi

Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. David Appleyard, SOAS (The  School of Oriental and African Studies ), University of London, U.K. May 15, 2007, August 9, 2012.
提供资料的语言学 家: Prof. David Appleyard, 2007  年 5 月 15 日. 2012  年 8 月 9 日.

Other comments: Qimant or Kimant has a decimal system but does not seem to have even the kind of pitch-accent type language. Qimant is a language in serious decline and is very heavily influenced by Amharic. The Qimant language is a highly endangered language spoken by a small and elderly fraction of the Qemant people in northern Ethiopia, mainly in the Chilga woreda in Semien Gondar Zone between Gondar and Metemma by approximately 1,000 speakers.