Language name and location: Telefol, Papua New Guinea [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. maaɡop (litː 'left little finger') |
21. ban milii foɡo ('right lower arm') |
2. alop (litː 'ring finger') |
22. buɡup milii foɡo ('right wrist') |
3. asuno (litː 'middle finger') |
23. awak milii foɡo ('right thumb') |
4. kal binim (litː 'index finger') |
24. oɡal milii foɡo ('right index finger') |
5. oɡal (litː 'thumb') |
25. asuno milii foɡo ('right middle finger') |
6. buɡup kal (litː 'wrist') |
26. alop milii foɡo ('right ringer finger') |
7. ban kal (litː 'lower arm') |
27. maaɡop milii foɡo ('right little finger') |
8. ifan kal (litː 'elbow') |
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9. tu ɡal (litː 'upper arm') |
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10. naɡal kal (litː 'shoulder') |
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11. kum kal ('side of neck') |
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12. tulun kal (litː 'ear') |
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13. tiin kal (litː 'eye') |
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14. mit kal (litː 'nose') |
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15. tiin milii foɡo (litː 'right eye') |
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16. tulun milii foɡo ('right ear') |
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17. kum milii foɡo ('right side of neck') |
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18. naɡal milii foɡo ('right shoulder') |
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19. tu milii foɡo ('right upper arm') |
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20. ifan milii foɡo ('right elbow') |
Linguist providing data and dateː
Dr. Alan Healey,
提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Alan Healey, 2011 年 5 月 22 日. |
Other comments: Telefol is spoken by approximately 5,600 speakers in Telefomin district, Sandaun province, as well as North Fly district, Western province, Papua New Guinea. Telefol has a 27 cycle body-part tally system similar to that of the Tifal language and the middle point is at the nose. |
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