Language name and locationː Central Tamazight, Morocco [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. idj |
21. wahdu ˤaʃrin |
2. sin |
22. tnaynu ˤaʃrin |
3. ʃradˤ |
23. tlataw ˤaʃrin |
4. rbˤa |
24. rabˤaw ˤaʃrin |
5. xmsa |
25. xmsaw ˤaʃrin |
6. stta |
26. sttaw ˤaʃrin |
7. sbˤa |
27. sbˤaw ˤaʃrin |
8. tmnya |
28. tmnyaw ˤaʃrin |
9. tsˤud |
29. tsˤaw ˤaʃrin |
10. ˤaʃra |
30. θratin |
11. hdaʃ |
40. ˀabˤin |
12. tnaʃ |
50. xmsin |
13. tlattaʃ |
60. sttin |
14. rbˤataʃ |
70. sbˤin |
15. xmstaʃ |
80. tmanin |
16. sttaʃ |
90. tsˤin |
17. sbˤataʃ |
100. miya |
18. tmantaʃ |
200. mitayn |
19. tsaˤtaʃ |
1000. ˀalf |
20. ˤaʃrin |
2000. |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Moha Ennaji,
提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Moha Ennaji, 1999 年 4 月 20 日. |
Other comments: Central Atlas Tamazight preserves three numerals of Berber origin. They use Moroccan Arabic numerals from four onwards. Central Atlas Tamazight (also known as Central Morocco Tamazight, Middle Atlas Tamazight, Tamazight, Central Shilha )is a Berber language spoken by almost 5 million people in the Atlas Mountains of Central Morocco as well as by smaller emigrant communities in France and elsewhere. |
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