Language
name and locationː
Tampuan,
Ratanakiri,
Cambodia [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. maoɲ |
21. pi̤ər ʔɲcɨ̤t maoɲ |
2. pi̤ər |
22. pi̤ər ʔɲcɨ̤t pi̤ər |
3. paiŋ |
23. pi̤ər ʔɲcɨ̤t paiŋ |
4. pwan |
24. pi̤ər ʔɲcɨ̤t pwan |
5. pata̤m |
25. pi̤ər ʔɲcɨ̤t pata̤m |
6. trao |
26. pi̤ər ʔɲcɨ̤t trao |
7. tampaəh |
27. pi̤ər ʔɲcɨ̤t tampaəh |
8. taŋhaːm |
28. pi̤ər ʔɲcɨ̤t taŋhaːm |
9. ʔɲçən |
29. pi̤ər ʔɲcɨ̤t ʔɲçən |
10. ʔɲcɨ̤t |
30. paiŋ ʔɲcɨ̤t |
11. ʔɲcɨ̤t maoɲ |
40. pwan ʔɲcɨ̤t |
12. ʔɲcɨ̤t pi̤ər |
50. pata̤m ʔɲcɨ̤t |
13. ʔɲcɨ̤t paiŋ |
60. trao ʔɲcɨ̤t |
14. ʔɲcɨ̤t pwan |
70. tampaəh ʔɲcɨ̤t |
15. ʔɲcɨ̤t pata̤m |
80. taŋhaːm ʔɲcɨ̤t |
16. ʔɲcɨ̤t trao |
90. ʔɲçən ʔɲcɨ̤t |
17. ʔɲcɨ̤t tampaəh |
100. maoɲ rajaŋ |
18. ʔɲcɨ̤t taŋhaːm |
200. pi̤ər rajaŋ |
19. ʔɲcɨ̤t ʔɲçən |
1000. maoɲ rapo̤ː < Chamic |
20. pi̤ər ʔɲcɨ̤t |
2000. pi̤ər rapo̤ː |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Mr. Andrew Carson,
Summer
Institute of Linguistics,
September |
Other comments: Tampuan has a decimal numeral system. Thousand is a loanword from Chamic language. Tampuan is the language of Tampuan people indigenous to the mountainous regions of Ratanakiri Province in Cambodia. As of the 2008 census there were 31,000 speakers, which amounts to 21% of the province's population. It is closely related to Bahnar and Alak, the three of which form the Central Bahnaric language grouping within the Mon-Khmer language family according to traditional classification.Sidwell's more recent classification groups Tampuan on an equal level with Bahnar and the South Bahnaric languages in a larger Central Bahnar group. |
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