Language name and locationː Saya, Bauchi state, Nigeria [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. nàmbə́ŋ |
21. táaʃìi mbə̀ɬíŋ ɬíití nàmbə́ŋ |
2. mbə̀ɬíŋ |
22. táaʃìi mbə̀ɬíŋ ɬíití mbə̀ɬíŋ |
3. máajìi |
23. táaʃìi mbə̀ɬíŋ ɬíití máajìi |
4. wúpsə̀ |
24. táaʃìi mbə̀ɬíŋ ɬíití wúpsə̀ |
5. nândə̀m |
25. táaʃìi mbə̀ɬíŋ ɬíití nândə̀m |
6. lîim |
26. táaʃìi mbə̀ɬíŋ ɬíití lîim |
7. wátsə̀maí |
27. táaʃìi mbə̀ɬíŋ ɬíití wátsə̀maí |
8. tántán |
28. táaʃìi mbə̀ɬíŋ ɬíití tántán |
9. tɔ́knándə́m |
29. táaʃìi mbə̀ɬíŋ ɬíití tɔ́knándə́m |
10. zúp |
30. táaʃìi máajìi |
11. zúp ɬíití nàmbə́ŋ |
40. táaʃìi wúpsə̀ |
12. zúp ɬíití mbə̀ɬíŋ |
50. táaʃìi nândə̀m |
13. zúp ɬíití máajìi |
60. táaʃìi lîim |
14. zúp ɬíití wúpsə̀ |
70. táaʃìi wátsə̀maí |
15. zúp ɬíití nândə̀m |
80. táaʃìi tántán |
16. zúp ɬíití lîim |
90. táaʃìi tɔ́knándə́m |
17. zúp ɬíití wátsə̀maí |
100. kúrì |
18. zúp ɬíití tántán |
200. kúrì mbə̀ɬíŋ |
19. zúp ɬíití tɔ́knándə́m |
1000. zàŋɡú |
20. táaʃìi mbə̀ɬíŋ |
2000. zàŋɡú mbə̀ɬíŋ |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Andrew Haruna,
提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Andrew Haruna, 1994 年 11 月 19 日. |
Other comments: Saya pr Sayanci or Zaar has a decimal system. Saya is a Chadic dialect cluster speokn in Bauchi state, Northern of Nigeria. The term "Sayawa" was the name issued to them by Hausa speakers "saya" in English means "buy", so Sayawa means "buyers" in Hausa. When Sayawa migrated from Chad to their present location, they were rich culturally, they were self-sufficient in farming and exchange of goods and services. Whenever Hausa speakers want to sell goods, they normally said "let's go to 'sayawa' or 'buyers' surely they will not fail when it comes to purchasing. That is how the name Sayawa came into existence. To Sayawa speakers, "Zaar" that is their real name down from Chad to their present location. Zaar means "Person of the land", literally meaning person of self relying on farming. |
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