Language name and locationː TlichoNW Territories, Canada [Refer to Ethnologue]
言名称和分布地区特里楚语 (多格里布 Dogrib), 加拿大西北领地黄刀镇 

 

1. ɪ̨łè   * 

21.  naànǫdaatsʼǫ ɪ̨łè

2. nàke

22.  naànǫdaatsʼo nàke

3. taɪ

23.  naànǫdaatsʼo taɪ

4. dɪ̨ɪ̨̨

24.  naànǫdaatsʼo dɪ̨ɪ̨̨ 

5. sɪ̨làɪ

25.  naànǫdaatsʼo sɪ̨làɪ

6. ekʼètaɪ ( 2 x 3)

26.  naànǫdaatsʼo ekʼètaɪ

7. łǫ̀hdɪ̨ɪ̨

27.  naànǫdaatsʼo łǫ̀hdɪ̨ɪ̨

8. ekʼèdɪ̨ɪ̨ ( 2 x 4 )

28.  naànǫdaatsʼo ekʼèdɪ̨ɪ̨

9. łǫǫ̀tǫ

29.  naànǫdaatsʼo łǫǫ̀tǫ

10. hoònǫ

30.  taànǫ 

11. hoònǫdaatsʼǫ̀ ɪ̨łè

40.  dɪ̨ɪ̨̀nǫ

12. hoònǫdaatsʼǫ̀ nàke

50.  sɪ̨làànǫ

13. hoònǫdaatsʼǫ̀ taɪ

60.  ekʼètaànǫ

14. hoònǫdaatsʼǫ̀ dɪ̨ɪ̨

70.  łǫ̀hdɪ̨ɪ̨̀nǫ

15. hoònǫdaatsʼǫ̀ sɪ̨làɪ

80.  ekʼèdɪ̨ɪ̨̀nǫ 

16. hoònǫdaatsʼǫ̀ ekʼètaɪ

90.   łǫhtǫǫ̀nǫ

17. hoònǫdaatsʼǫ̀ łǫ̀hdɪ̨ɪ̨

100. ɪ̨łè lakʼwònǫ

18. hoònǫdaatsʼǫ̀ ekʼèdɪ̨ɪ̨

200. nàke lakʼwòno

19. hoònǫdaatsʼǫ̀ łǫǫ̀tǫ

1000. ɪ̨łè lemì (''lemi''<French )

20. naànǫ  (''one person'' )

2000. nàke lemì

 

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Alessandro Jaker, Alaska Native Language Center, University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Alaska, USA, March 1, 2014.
提供资的语言家: Dr. Alessandro Jaker, 2014 年 3 月 1 日.

 

Other comments: Tlicho or Dogrib now is called Wıı̀lıı̀deh Yatıı̀, is spoken by approximately 2,100 speakers in Dettah, Ndılǫ, and Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada, has a decimal system with substructures for numbers 6 to 8. The thousand ''lemi'' is a loan from French.

The American Phonetic symbols used here areː Nasalization is indicated with a ''hook'' underneath the vowel 

Nasalization is indicated with a ''hook'' underneath the vowels,  uses a few digraphs in place of single letters, and also nasality is written below the vowel, instead of on top. 

This language has contrastive nasality and four contrastive tones (high, low, rising, and falling), double vowel, e.g. "oo" is a long vowel [o:].  Thus, a falling tone is written as

óo in Tetsǫ́ǫt'ıné and oò ın Wıı̀lıı̀deh, whıle a rısıng tone ıs wrıtten oó ın Tetsǫ́ǫt'ıné and òo ın Wıı̀lıı̀deh:  one languages is "high marked" while the other is "low marked," so the default tone is left unwritten in each language.  The digraphs are:

 

gh = velar or uvular voiced fricative

sh = alveopalatal voiceless fricative

zh = alveopalatal voiced fricative

th = interdental voiceless fricative

dh = interdental voiced fricative, etc.


Language name and locationː TlichoNW Territories, Canada [Refer to Ethnologue]
言名称和分布地区特里楚语 (多格里布 Dogrib), 加拿大西北领地黄刀镇 

 

1. ɪ̨łè   * 

21.  nɑènǫ dɑɑtsˈǫ ɪ̨łè

2. nɑ̀ke

22.  nɑènǫ dɑɑtsˈǫ nɑ̀ke

3. tɑɪ

23.  nɑènǫ dɑɑtsˈǫ tɑɪ

4. dɪ̨

24.  nɑènǫ dɑɑtsˈǫ dɪ̨

5. sɪ̨lɑ̀ɪ

25.  nɑènǫ dɑɑtsˈǫ sɪ̨lɑ̀ɪ

6. ekˈètɑɪ ( 2 x  3)

26.  nɑènǫ dɑɑtsˈǫ ekʼètɑɪ

7. łǫ̀hdɪ̨   

27.  nɑènǫ dɑɑtsˈǫ łǫ̀hdɪ̨   

8. ekˈèdɪ̨  ( 2 x 4 )

28.  nɑènǫ dɑɑtsˈǫ ekʼèdɪ̨ 

9. łǫǫ̀tǫ

29.  nɑènǫ dɑɑtsˈǫ łǫǫ̀tǫ

10. hoònǫ

30.  tɑènǫ 

11. hoònǫ dɑɑtsˈǫ̀ ɪ̨łè

40.  dɪ̨̀nǫ

12. hoònǫ dɑɑtsˈǫ nɑ̀ke

50.  sɪ̨lɑ̀ènǫ

13. hoònǫ dɑɑtsˈǫ tɑɪ

60.  ekʼètɑènǫ

14. hoònǫ dɑɑtsˈǫ dɪ̨

70.  łǫ̀hdɪ̨ènǫ

15. hoònǫ dɑɑtsˈǫ sɪ̨lɑ̀ɪ

80.  ekˈèdɪ̨ènǫ

16. hoònǫ dɑɑtsˈǫ ekʼètɑɪ

90.   łǫǫ̀tǫènǫ

17. hoònǫ dɑɑtsˈǫ łǫ̀hdɪ̨   

100. ɪ̨łèɑkweènǫ

18. hoònǫ dɑɑtsˈǫ ekʼèdɪ̨ 

200. nɑ̀keɑkweènǫ

19. hoònǫ dɑɑtsˈǫ łǫǫ̀tǫ

1000. ɪ̨łè-lemì (''lemi'' < French )

20. nɑènǫ (''one person'')

2000. nɑ̀ke-lemì

 

Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Jaap Feenstra, Summer Institute of Linguistics, Canada, August 3, 1994
提供资的语言家: Mr. Jaap Feenstra, 1994 年 8 月 3 日.

 

Other comments: Tlicho or Dogrib has a decimal system with substructures for numbers 6 to 8. The thousand ''lemi'' is a loan from French. The American Phonetic symbols used here areː Nasalization is indicated with a ''hook'' underneath the vowels and consonant glottalization is indicated with an apostrophe behind the consonant.


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