Language name and location: Tiéfo, Cascades reg., Burkina Faso [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. ʔe diɛ̃ni (attributive use ː dɛ̃̀ ) * |
21. (ʔe) k͡pã-ka-dɛ̃ |
2. ɟɔ̃ |
22. (ʔe) k͡pã-ka-ɟɔ̃ |
3. sã́ |
23. (ʔe) k͡pã-ka-sã́ |
4. ʔuʔɔ̃́ / ŋɔɔ ( variant of Noumoudara ) |
24. (ʔe) k͡pã-ka-ʔuɔ̃́ |
5. kã̀ |
25. (ʔe) k͡pã-ka-kã̀ |
6. kã̀-dĩ (5 + 1) |
26. (ʔe) k͡pã-ka-kã̀-dĩ |
7. kã-ɟɔ̃ (5 + 2) |
27. (ʔe) k͡pã-ka-kã-ɟɔ̃ |
8. kã-sá (5 + 3) * |
28. (ʔe) k͡pã-ka-kã-sá |
9. kã-ʔuɔ̃́ (5 + 4) |
29. (ʔe) k͡pã-ka-kã-ʔuɔ̃́ |
10. támúwá * / kɛ̃ * |
30. (ʔe) k͡pã-ka-támú |
11. támú-ka-dɛ̃̀ / kɛ̃-na-dɛ̃ * |
40. (ʔe) k͡pli-ɟɔ̃ * (20 x 2) / k͡pã-ɟɔ̃ * |
12. támú-ka-ɟɔ̃ (''ka''=with) |
50. (ʔe) k͡pli-ɟɔ̃-ka-támú |
13. támú-ka-sã́ |
60. (ʔe) k͡pli-sã́ (20 x 3) |
14. támú-ka-ʔuɔ̃́ |
70. (ʔe) k͡pli-sã́-ka-támú |
15. támú-ka-kã̀ |
80. (ʔe) k͡pli-ʔuɔ̃́ (20 x 4) |
16. támú-ka-kã̀-dĩ |
90. (ʔe) k͡pli-ʔuɔ̃́-ka-támú |
17. támú-ka-kã-ɟɔ̃ |
100. (ʔe) k͡pli-kã̀ (20 x 5) |
18. támú-ka-kã-sá |
200. kɛ̀mɛ̀-ɟɔ̃ (kɛ̀mɛ̀ is a loan from Jula) |
19. támú-ka-kã-ʔuɔ̃́ |
1000. wáɡá (wáɡá is a loan from Jula) |
20. (ʔe) k͡pã |
2000. wáɡá-ɟɔ̃ ? |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Kerstin Winkelmann, University of Bayreuth, Germany, January 29, 2008. 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Kerstin Winkelmann, 2008 年 1 月 29 日. |
Other comments: Tiéfo or Kiefo, Tyefo, Tyeforo is spoken by approximately 1,000 speakers out of approximately 12,000 Ethnic population in Cascades region: Comoe province, Dramandougou Tiéfo; Hauts-Bassins region: Houet province, Burkina Faso. Tiéfo has a vigesimal system with a five-based substructure. The 'ʔe' is the article preceding nouns. In the variant of Noumoudara, 4 is ''ŋɔɔ'', 10 is ''kɛ̃'' and 40 is '' k͡pã-ɟɔ ''̃. The ''k͡pli'' in tens 40 to 90 is the plural form of '' k͡pa ''. The high numbers 100 '' kɛ̀mɛ'' and 1000 ''wáɡá'' are loans from the Jula language. Tiéfo has three tonemesː high (á), middle (a or ā ) and low (à ). The reason for denasalisation for number 8 is not clear. |
Language name and location: Tiéfo, Cascades reg., Burkina Faso [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. dɛ̃̀ / ʔë diɛ̃̀ni * |
21. (ʔë) k͡pã-ka-dɛ̃̀ |
2. jɔ̃ |
22. (ʔë) k͡pã-ka-jɔ̃ |
3. sã́ |
23. (ʔë) k͡pã-ka-sã́ |
4. ʔuʔɔ̃́ |
24. (ʔë) k͡pã-ka-ʔuɔ̃́ |
5. kã̀ |
25. (ʔë) k͡pã-ka-kã̀ |
6. kã̀-dĩ (5 + 1) |
26. (ʔë) k͡pã-ka-kã̀-dĩ |
7. kã̀-jɔ̃ (5 + 2) |
27. (ʔë) k͡pã-ka-kã-jɔ̃ |
8. kã̀-sá * (5 + 3) |
28. (ʔë) k͡pã-ka-kã-sá |
9. kã̀-ʔuɔ̃ (5 + 4) |
29. (ʔë) k͡pã-ka-kã-ʔuɔ̃ |
10. tamʷúá * / támú |
30. (ʔë) k͡pã-ka-támú |
11. támú-ka-dɛ̃ |
40. (ʔë) k͡pli-jɔ̃ (20 x 2) |
12. támú-ka-jɔ̃ |
50. (ʔë) k͡pli-ɟɔ̃-ka-támú |
13. támú-ka-sã́ |
60. (ʔë) k͡pli-sã́ (20 x 3) |
14. támú-ka-ʔuɔ̃́ |
70. (ʔë) k͡pli-sã́-ka-támú |
15. támú-ka-kã̀ |
80. (ʔë) k͡pli-ʔuɔ̃́ (20 x 4) |
16. támú-ka-kã̀-dĩ |
90. (ʔë) k͡pli-ʔuɔ̃́-ka-támú |
17. támú-ka-kã-jɔ̃ |
100. (ʔë) k͡pli-kã̀ (20 x 5) |
18. támú-ka-kã-sá |
200. (ʔë) k͡pli-kã-jɔ̃, 500. kɛmɛ * ( < Jula) |
19. támú-ka-kã-ʔuɔ̃́ |
1000. (ʔë) k͡pli-kã-jɔ̃-kã̀ |
20. (ʔë) k͡pã * / ʔë k͡pli |
2000. (ʔë) k͡pli-kã-jɔ̃-kã̀-jɔ̃ |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Ouattara Ibrahima, University of Ougadougou, Burkina Faso, June 13, 2008. 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Ouattara Ibrahima, 2008 年 6 月 13 日. |
Other comments: Tiéfo has a vigesimal system with a five-based substructure. Notesː 'dɛ̃̀' or 'ʔë diɛ̃̀ni' occur as an integrated part it undergoes phonological change like in 6 'kã̀-dĩ'. For number 8 'kã̀-sá' there is a systematic phonological change in that the nasalization is lot. In the Tiefo counting system, at the level of high numbers, there are loanwords from the Jula language. For example: 500 in Jula is 'kɛmɛ'; 1000 in Jula is 'kɛmɛ fila' (fila means 'two'), a Tiefo speaker in this case will say ' kɛmɛ jɔ̃; 2000 in Jula is 'kɛmɛ naani' (naani means 'four'), a Teifo speaker in this case will say 'kɛmɛ ʔuʔɔ̃́' . Tiefo has three tonesː High, Mid and Low. Traditional phonetic symbol 'j' palatal stop= IPA [ɟ]; ' ë '=IPA [ə]. |
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