Tewa / Tano

Language name and locationː Tewa, Arizona state, USA [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 特瓦语 (塔诺语 Tano), 美国西南部亚利桑那州塔诺部落和霍皮部落居留区和新墨西哥州普韦布洛印第安人社区

1. wîʔ	21. wétä̜ d̠i wîʔ
2. wíye	22. wétä̜ d̠i wíye
3. poeye	23. wétä̜ d̠i poeye
4. yôenu	24. wétä̜ d̠i yôenu
5. p'a̹a̹nú	25. wétä̜ d̠i p'a̹a̹nú
6. sí	26. wétä̜ d̠i sí
7. tsé	27. wétä̜ d̠i tsé
8. khâave	28. wétä̜ d̠i khâave
9. whä̜ä̜nu	29. wétä̜ d̠i whä̜ä̜nu
10. tä̜	30. poewintä̜
11. tä̜ d̠i wîʔ	40. yóenä́ntä̜
12. tä̜ d̠i wíye	50. p'á̹a̹nä́ntä̜
13. tä̜ d̠i poeye	60. séeɡíntä̜
14. tä̜ d̠i yôenu	70. tsáyɡíntä̜
15. tä̜ d̠i p'a̹a̹nú	80. kháavéntä̜
16. tä̜ d̠i sí	90. whä̜ä̜ɡintä̜
17. tä̜ d̠i tsé	100. tä̜ä̜ɡintä̜
18. tä̜ d̠i khâave	200.
19. tä̜ d̠i whä̜ä̜nu	1000.
20. wétä̜	2000.

Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Randy H. Speirs, SIL International, USA, May 2, 1995, October 11, 2008.

提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Randy H. Speirs, 1995 年 5 月 2 日, 2008 年 10 月 11 日.

Other comments: Tewa or Tano is spoken by approximately 1,500 speakers out of 4,800 ethnic population Arizona: Hano and Hopi Reservation; New Mexico: Nambe, Pojoaque, San Ildefonso, San Juan, Santa Clara, North of Santa Fe, and Tesuque pueblos, United States. Tewa has a decimal system. Note that the traditional phonetic symbolsː a, e, i, o, u, are as in Spanish. The a-umlaut is the vowel in "cat". Long vowels are geminated, excepting oe is geminate "o", and ee is geminate "i", ay is geminate "e". Nasalization is subscript hook. High tone is acute accent, down-glide circumflex, low tone unmarked. Dotless Q mark is glottal stop. Apostrophe marks ['] glottalized stops and affricates. kh is velar fricative=IPA[x], wh is as in "which", underlined d is flap "r".

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