Language name and location: Shumcho, Himachal Pradesh, India [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 松楚语, 印度北部喜马偕尔邦金瑙尔县

1. ɪt

21.   nɪsau ɪt

2. nɪɕ

22.   nɪsau nɪɕ

3. hʊm

23.   nɪsau hʊm

4. pɨ

24.   nɪsau pə

5. ŋa

25.   nɪsau ŋa

6. ʈu

26.   nɪsau ʈu

7. ɕɪnɪɕ̪

27.   nɪsau ɕɪnɪɕ

8. ɡjət

28.   nɪsau ɡjət

9. ɡu

29.   nɪsau ɡu

10. sa

30.   sɯmtɕu* (3 x 10) or nɪsau sa (20+10)

11. sa ɪt

40.   nɪnnɪsa  (2 x 20)

12. sa nɪɕ

50.   ɖai nɪsa* (2, 5 x 20) or nɪnnɪsau sa

13. sa hʊm

60.   hʊm nɪsa (3 x 20)

14. sa pɨ

70.   hʊm nɪsa sa (3 x 20+10)

15. sa ŋa 

80.   pɨ nɪsa (4 x 20) 

16. sa ʈu

90.   pɨ nɪsa sa (4 x 20+10)

17. sa ɕɪnɪɕ

100. ɡja

18. sa ɡjət

200. nɪɕ ɡja  

19. sa ɡu

1000. hɐzar < from Indo-Aryan

20. nɪsa

2000. nɪɕ hɐzar 

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Christian Huber, Department of linguistics, University of Vienna, Austria, June 4, 2011.

Data taken from Kanam village, Kinnaur district, Himachal Pradesh, India.

提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Christian Huber, 2011 年 5 月 4 日.

Other comments: Shumcho or Chumcho has a vigesimal system. There are alternative terms for 30 and 50ː 30ː sɯmtɕu "30 (3×10)" is a loan from Tibetan or nɪsau sa (20+10); ɖai "2,5" (in ɖai nɪsa "50") and hɐzar "1000" are loans from Indo-Aryan. Chumcho is spoken by approximately 2,000 speakers in Kanam, Labrang, Shyaso, Spilo, Rushkaling, and Taling villages, Puh sub-district, Kinnaur district, Himachal Pradesh state, India.