Language name and locationː Sipakapenese, Guatemala [Refer to Ethnologue]
|
1. χun |
21. from 21 onwards use Spanish numbers |
2. keɓ |
22. |
3. oʃiɓ |
23. |
4. kχiɓ |
24. |
5. χoʔoɓ |
25. |
6. waqiɓ |
26. |
7. wuquɓ |
27. |
8. waqʃaqiɓ |
28. |
9. ɓeleχeɓ |
29. |
10. laχuχ |
30. |
11. χulaχuχ |
40. |
12. kaɓlaχuχ |
50. |
13. oʃlaχuχ |
60. |
14. kaχlaχuχ |
70. |
15. χoʔlaχuχ |
80. |
16. waqlaχuχ |
90. |
17. wuqlaχuχ |
100. |
18. waqʃaqlaχuχ |
200. |
19. ɓeleχlaχuχ |
1000. |
20. χun okʼal |
2000. |
Linguists providing data and dateː Dr. Rusty Barrett, Department of English, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, USA, August 10, 2009. 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Rusty Barrett, 2009 年 8 月 10 日 . |
Other comments: Sipakapenese or Sipacapa, Sipacapense is spoken by approximately 4,000 speakers out of 17,000 ethnic population in San Marcos department, Guatemala. Sipakapenese has a traditional vigesimal system before, Spanish numbers have been used after twenty now. |
Language name and locationː Sipakapenese, Guatemala [Refer to Ethnologue]
|
1. jun |
21. jun rech kawnaq |
2. k'eb' |
22. k'eb rech kawnaq |
3. uxib' |
23. uxib' rech kawnaq |
4. kjib' |
24. kjib' rech kawnaq |
5. j'ob |
25. j'ob rech kawnaq |
6. waqib' |
26. waqib' rech kawnaq |
7. wuqub' |
27. wuqub' rech kawnaq |
8. wajxaqib' |
28. wajxaqib' rech kawnaq |
9. b'elejeb' |
29. b'elejeb' rech kawnaq |
10. lajuj |
30. lajui rech kawnaq |
11. junlajuj |
40. kawnaq ( 2 x 20 ) |
12. kab'lajuj |
50. lajuj rech oxk'al |
13. oxlajuj |
60. oxk'al ( 3 x 20 ) |
14. kejlajuj |
70. lajuj rech jumuch' |
15. waqlajuj |
80. jumuch' ( 4 x 20 ) |
16. wajxaqlajuj |
90. lajuj rech jo'k'al |
17. wuqlajuj |
100. jo'k'al, 160. kamuch' |
18. wajxaqlajuj |
200. lajk'al, 400. jutok' |
19. b'elejlajuj |
1000. lajk'al rech oxtok', 1200. oxtok' |
20. jun wnaq |
2000. |
Linguists providing data and dateː Mr. Paul Hoiland, Instituto Lingüistico de Verano (SIL International), Guatemala, November 2, 1995. . 提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Paul Hoiland, 1995 年 11 月 2 日 . |
Other comments: Sipakapenese or Sipacapa, Sipacapense is spoken by approximately 4,000 speakers out of 17,000 ethnic population in San Marcos department, Guatemala. Sipakapenese has a vigesimal system. |
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