Sandawe

Language name and locationː Sandawe, Dodoma, Tanzania [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 桑达维语, 坦桑尼亚中部多多马区和辛吉达区

1. tsʼéxì̥-è	21. kóm(u) kísò-xin dáːndà tsʼéxì̥-è *
2. kísò-xì̥	22. kóm(u) kísò-xìn dáːndà kísò-xi *
3. sʷámkí-xì̥	23. kóm(u) kísò-xìn dáːndà sʷámkí-xì̥
4. hàká-xì̥	24. kóm(u) kísò-xìn dáːndà hàká-xì̥
5. kʷàʔḁ̀ná	25.
6. kʷàʔḁ̀ná dáːndà tsʼéxì̥-è ( 5 + 1 )	26. kóm(u) kísò-xìn ni kʷàʔḁ̀ná dáːndà + 1
7. kʷàʔḁ̀ná dáːndà kísò-xì̥ ( 5 + 2 )	27. kóm(u) kísò-xìn ni kʷàʔḁ̀ná dáːndà + 2
8. kʷàʔḁ̀ná dáːndà sʷámkí-xì̥ ( 5 + 3 )	28.
9. kʷàʔḁ̀ná dáːndà hàká-xì̥ ( 5 + 4 )	29.
10. kóm̀	30. kóm̀ sʷámkí-xì̥
11. kóm̀ dáːndà tsʼéxì̥-è or use Kiswahili	40. kóm̀ hàká-xì̥
12. kóm̀ dáːndà kísò-xi	50. kóm̀ kʷàʔḁ̀ná
13. kóm̀ dáːndà sʷámkí-xì̥	60. kóm̀ kʷàʔḁ̀ná dáːndà tsʼéxì̥-è
14. kóm̀ dáːndà hàká-xì̥	70. kóm̀ kʷàʔḁ̀ná dáːndà kísò-xì̥
15. kóm̀ dáːndà kʷàʔḁ̀ná	80. kóm̀ kʷàʔḁ̀ná dáːndà sʷámkí-xi
16. kóm̀ dáːndà kʷàʔḁ̀ná dáːndà tsʼéxì̥-è	90. kóm̀ kʷàʔḁ̀ná dáːndà hàká-xì̥
17. kóm̀ dáːndà kʷàʔḁ̀ná dáːndà kísò-xì̥	100. kom(u) kom(u) * / mia ( Swahili) *
18. kóm̀ dáːndà + 7	200.
19. kóm̀ dáːndà kʷàʔḁ̀ná dáːndà hàká-xì̥	1000.
20. kóm̀ kísò-xì̥	2000.

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Helen Eaton, Summer Institute of Linguistics, Tanzania, April 5, 2007.

Reference: Kagaya, Ryohei (1993) 'A Classified Vocabulary of the Sandawe Language', Asian & African Lexicon vol. 26. Tokyo: (ILCAA).

提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Helen Eaton, 2007 年 4 月 5 日

Other comments: Sandawe (Sandawegki) or Kisandawe is spoken by approximately
60,000 Dodoma region: Kondoa district, between Bubu and Mponde rivers; Singida region, Tanzania. Sandawe has only five numerals of Khoisan origin, The old data with an asterisk mark were collected by Ryohei Kagaya (1993). At the time they used big numbers the Swahilisation had started. Nowadays, the Sandawe tend to use their own numbers only for 1 to 10. From 11 upwards they use Swahili numbers.

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