Language name and locationː Shawi, Loreto region, Peru [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. a'na' ~ a'nara' |
21. cato shonca a'na |
2. cato' ~ ca̠to' |
22. cato shonca cato' / ca̠to' |
3. cara |
23. cato shonca cara |
4. catapini ~ ca̠tapini |
24. cato shonca catapini / ca̠tapini |
5. a'natërapo' ~ a'natëra̠po' |
25. cato shonca a'natërapo' / a'natëra̠po' |
6. saota ~ sao̠ta ~softa ( < Quechua ) |
26. cato shonca saota / sao̠ta |
7. canchisë |
27. cato shonca canchisë |
8. posa |
28. cato shonca posa |
9. iscon |
29. cato shonca iscon |
10. shonca |
30. cara shonca |
11. shonca a'na' |
40. catapini shonca ~ ca̠tapini shonca |
12. shonca cato' / ca̠to' |
50. a'natërapo' shonca ~ a'natëra̠po' shonca |
13. shonca cara |
60. saota shonca ~ sao̠ta shonca |
14. shonca catapini / ca̠tapini |
70. canchisë shonca |
15. shonca a'natërapo' / a'natëra̠po' |
80. posa shonca |
16. shonca saota / sao̠ta |
90. iscon shonca |
17. shonca canchisë |
100. pasa ( < Quechua ) |
18. shonca posa |
200. cato pasa, ca̠to pasa |
19. shonca iscon |
1000. huaranka ( < Quechua ) |
20. cato shonca ~ ca̠to shonca |
2000. cato huaranka ~ ca̠to huaranka |
Linguist providing data and dateː Mr.
& Mrs. George and Helen Hart,
Summer Institute of
Linguistics, Peru,
April 提供资料的语言学家: Mr. & Mrs. George and Helen Hart, 1994 年 4 月 24 日. |
Other comments: Shawi (Shahui) or Chayahuita is spoken by approximately 14,000 speakers out of 21,400 ethnic population in Loreto and San Martin regions: Cahuapanas, Paranapura, Shanusi, and Sillay rivers, Peru. Shawi or Chayahuita has five traditional numerals. They have developed a decimal system mixing with indigenous terms and Quechua loanword. Note that the / '/ is a glottal stop; / c / might be voiceless palatal stop or velar stop; / sh / a voiceless palatal fricative IPA [ ʃ ]; /ch/ is voiceless palatal affricative, IPA [ tʃ ]; /hu /=IPA [ w ]. |
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