Language name and location: Sarsi, Alberta province, Canada [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. tɬìkʼāzá |
21. èkádēē tɬìkʼ é mītāā |
2. èkíyē * |
22. èkádēē tɬìkʼ ē mītāā |
3. tá.kʼē |
23. èkádēē tá.kʼ ē mītāā |
4. díítšʼē |
24. èkádēē díítšʼē mītāā |
5. ɡúùtʼáá |
25. èkádēē ɡúùtʼáá mītāā |
6. ɡùstánē * |
26. èkádēē ɡùstá mītāā |
7. tšìšdíítšʼē |
27. èkádēē tšìšdíítšʼe mītāā |
8. tɬàšdíítšʼē ( 2 x 4 ) * |
28. èkádēē tɬàšdíítšʼe mītāā |
9. tɬìkʼúyāwá * |
29. èkádēē tɬìkʼúyāwá mītāā |
10. ɡūnèsnánē |
30. tá.dēē ( < tá.kʼē + dēē ) |
11. tɬìkʼ é mītāā |
40. díítšdēē ( < díítšʼē + dēē ) |
12. èká. mītāā |
50. ɡúùtʼádēē ( < ɡúùtʼáá+ dēē ) |
13. tá.kʼē mītāā |
60. ɡùstádēē ( <ɡùstánē + dēē ) |
14. díítšʼ ē mītāā |
70. tšìšdíítšʼídēnē ( <tšìšdíítšʼe + dēnē ) |
15. ɡúùtʼáá mītāā |
80. tɬàšdíítšʼēdēē ( <tɬàšdíítšʼē + dēē ) |
16. ɡùstá mītāā |
90. tɬìkʼúyāwádēnē (<tɬìkʼúyāwá + dēnē) |
17. tšìšdíítšʼe mītāā |
100. ɡūnèsnádēē ( < ɡūnèsnánē+ dēē) |
18. tɬàšdíítšʼe mītāā |
200. èkádē ɡūnèsnádēē |
19. tɬìkʼúyāwá mītāā |
1000. tɬádé ɡūnèsnádá |
20. èkádēē ( < èkíyē + dēē ) |
2000. èkádē ɡūnèsnádá ?? |
Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Eung-Do Cook, Department of Linguistics, University of Calgary, Canada, 24 October, 1990 提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Eung-Do Cook, 1990 年 10 月 24 日. |
Other comments: Sarsi (Sarcee) or Tsuu T’ina, Tsúùtínà is a moribund language spoken by approximately 180 speakers in Alberta province: Calgary area, Canada. Sarcee has a well-developed decimal system with special terms for 6, 8 and 9. It's evident that the numerals originated as a quinary system which has developed into a quinary-decimal system; the number 'eight' is combined with 'four' and 'two'; the number 'six' was analyzed by Sapir's note as 'extra one sticking out' and 'nine' as 'used up'. Note that the data were in Phonetic transcription ( Americanist )ː 1. dl = IPA [dɮ], voiced lateral affricate. 2. tɬ = IPA [tɬ], voiceless lateral affricate. 3. dj = IPA [dʒ], voiced postalveolar affricate. 4. tč = IPA [tʃ], voiceless postalveolar affricate. 5. ts = IPA [ts], voiceless alveolar affricate. 6. tsʼ =IPA [tsʼ], voiceless ejective affricate 7. š = IPA [ʃ], voiceless velar fricative. There are four vowels in Sarcee (i, a, o and u) and 'i' varies bwteen [i] and [e], the spelling 'e' is [i] phonemically. Tone marksː ā = median tone; á = high tone, à = low tone. |
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