Language name and locationː Seneca, New York, USA, Canada [Refer to Ethnologue]

言名称和分布地区塞内卡语, 美国东北部纽约州塞内卡人保留区及加拿大

 

1. sɡaːt

21.  dewáshëː sɡáː sɡaːeʼ

2. dekniːh

22.  dewáshëː dekníː sɡaːeʼ

3. sëh

23.  dewáshëː së sɡaːeʼ

4. ɡeːih

24.  dewáshëː ɡéːí sɡaːeʼ

5. wis

25.  dewáshëː wís sɡaːeʼ

6. yeːiʼ

26.  dewáshëː yéːíʼ sɡaːeʼ

7. dzaːdak

27.  dewáshëː dzaːdák sɡaːeʼ

8. deɡyöʼ

28.  dewáshëː deɡyö́ʼ sɡaːeʼ

9. johdöːh

29.  dewáshëː johdö́ː sɡaːeʼ

10. washëːh

30.  së́ niwáshëːh

11. sɡáː sɡaːeʼ

40.  ɡéːí niwáshëːh

12. dekníː sɡaːeʼ

50.  wís niwáshëːh

13. së́ sɡaːeʼ

60.  yéːiʼ niwáshëːh

14. ɡéːí sɡaːeʼ

70.  dzaːdák niwáshëːh

15. wís sɡaːeʼ

80.  deɡyö́ʼ niwáshëːh

16. yéːíʼ sɡaːeʼ

90.  johdö́ːniwáshëːh

17. dzaːdák sɡaːeʼ

100. sɡáːt dewë́ʼnyaʼeːh

18. deɡyö́ʼ sɡaːeʼ

200. dekníː dewë́ʼnyaʼeːh

19. johdö́ː sɡaːeʼ

1000. sɡáö́shäːt

20. dewáshëːh  *

2000. dekníː deɡáö́shäːɡeːh

 

Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Wallace Chafe, Department of Linguistics, University of California, Santa Barbara, USA. March 2, 1994, August 18, 2013.

提供资的语言: Prof. Wallace Chafe, 1994 年 3 月 2 日, 2013 年 8 月 18 日.

 

Other comments: Seneca (Onödowá’ga:) is a moribund language with 100 older adults speakers only living in New York: Allegheny, Cattaraugus, and Tonawanda reservations, USA as well as Canada. Seneca has a decimal system. The phonetic symbolsː ë and ö are nasalized vowels. The colon indicates vowels length. The accent mark indicates a higher pitch. The 'sh' as in 20 and other tens are separated phonemes 's' and 'h'. 'dz' is a voiced alveolar affricate and 'j (=dž) is a voiced palatal affricate. ' ʼ ' is a laryngeal stop.


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