Language name and locationː Southern Tiwa, New Mexico, USA [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. ˈwimˀa |
21. wi ti̹ -wimˀa |
2. ˈwisi |
22. wi ti̹ -ˈwisi |
3. ˈpacɔᵃ |
23. wi ti̹ -ˈpacɔᵃ |
4. wiᵃn |
24. wi ti̹ -wiᵃn |
5. ˈpˀandɔᵃ |
25. wi ti̹ -ˈpˀandɔᵃ |
6. ˈmaɬi |
26. wi ti̹ -ˈmaɬi |
7. shú |
27. wi ti̹ -shú |
8. hwiři |
28. wi ti̹ -hwiři |
9. hɔ̃ᵃ |
29. wi ti̹ -hɔ̃ᵃ |
10. ˈtiðɜhɜm |
30. pacɔᵃ ti̹ |
11. ti̹ wim |
40. wiᵃn ti̹ |
12. ti̹ wisi |
50. pˀandɔᵃ ti̹ |
13. ti̹ pacɔᵃ |
60. maɬi ti̹ |
14. ti̹ wiᵃn |
70. shú ti̹ |
15. ti̹ pˀandɔᵃ |
80. hwiři ti̹ |
16. ti̹ maɬi |
90. hɔ̃ᵃ ti̹ |
17. ti̹ shú |
100. ti̹ witati |
18. ti̹ hwiři |
200. wi ti̹ witati |
19. ti̹ hɔ̃ᵃ |
1000. wimtusena / mil ( < Spanish ) |
20. wi ti̹ |
2000. witusena ? |
Linguist providing data and dateː Ms. Barbara Allen and Ms. Donna Gardiner,
Summer Institute of Linguistics, USA,
March 16 提供资料的语言学家: Ms. Barbara Allen and Ms. Donna Gardiner, 1990 年 3 月 16 日, 1995 年 5 月 11 日. |
Other comments: Southern Tiwa is spoken by approximately 1,600 speakers included: 1,500 Isleta, 100 Sandia speakers, out of 4,500 ethnic population in New Mexico: Isleta and Sandia pueblos, north and south of Albuquerque. Southern Tiwa has a decimal system. Note the traditional phonetic symbolsː /sh/=[ʃ], / i̹ /= nasal 'ĩ', IPA [ĩ]. Stress on first syllable. |
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