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Language
name and locationː
Salawati, West Papua, Indonesia [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
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1. Vtém |
21. |
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2. lúw |
22. |
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3. túl |
23. |
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4. fǎt |
24. |
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5. lím |
25. |
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6. wVnóm |
26. |
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7. cVipín |
27. |
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8. wál |
28. |
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9. síw |
29. |
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10. lǎf |
30. |
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11. |
40. |
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12. |
50. |
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13. |
60. |
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14. |
70. |
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15. |
80. |
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16. |
90. |
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17. |
100. |
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18. |
200. |
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19. |
1000. |
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20. |
2000. |
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Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Laura Arnold,
Department of Linguistics and English, University of Edinburgh, U.K.,
October 3 |
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Other comments: Butlih Salawati or Maden may have a decimal system. I do not know the numerals higher than ten in any of the languages. Salawati is a tonal Austronesian spoken by some villages in northwest Salawati island, Raja Ampat regency, West Papua province, Indonesia. In Batta and Salawati, /V/ = an underspecified (but underlying) vowel. . c'=IPA [t͡ʃ], 'j'=IPA [d͡ʒ], 'ng'=IPA [ŋ]. |
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Language
name and locationː
Salawati, West Papua, Indonesia [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
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1. etem |
21. |
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2. luw |
22. |
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3. tul |
23. |
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4. fat |
24. |
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5. lim |
25. |
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6. wenom |
26. |
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7. t͡ʃipin |
27. |
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8. wal |
28. |
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9. siw |
29. |
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10. laf |
30. |
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11. laf mai etem |
40. |
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12. |
50. |
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13. |
60. |
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14. |
70. |
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15. |
80. |
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16. |
90. |
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17. |
100. wutun ha |
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18. |
200. wutun luw |
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19. |
1000. ip ha |
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20. luf luw |
1000000. d͡ʒuta ha |
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Linguist providing
data and dateː Dr. David Kamholz, Department of Linguistics, University
of California at Berkeley, USA. September 3, 2015. |
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Other comments: Salawati or Maden has a decimal system similar to that of Ma'ya, except for a special word for seven 't͡ʃipin'. Salawati is spoken by some villages in northwest Salawati island, Raja Ampat regency, West Papua province, Indonesia. Note that Maden may be is a tonal Austronesian language with a decimal system but not yet transcribed the tones and the traditional spelling 'c'=IPA [t͡ʃ], 'j'=IPA [d͡ʒ], 'ng'=IPA [ŋ]. |
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