Language
name and locationː
Toda,
Tamil
Nadu state,
India [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. wɨd̠ |
21. ɨffotwɨd̠ |
2. eːɖ |
22. ɨffoteːɖ |
3. muːd̠ |
23. ɨffotmuːd̠ |
4. noːnɡ |
24. ɨffotnoːnɡ |
5. üd͡z |
25. ɨffotüd͡z |
6. oːr̠ |
26. ɨffotoːr̠ |
7. öw |
27. ɨffotöw |
8. öʈ |
28. ɨffotöʈ |
9. wɨmboθ |
29. ɨffotunboθ |
10. pot |
30. muppoθ |
11. pon wɨd̠ |
40. nalpoθ |
12. pon eːɖ |
50. ebboθ |
13. pon muːd̠ |
60. ar̠r̠oθ |
14. paːnɡ |
70. öwwoθ |
15. puˑj |
80. öʈwoθ |
16. paːr̠ |
90. eːɳboθ |
17. pɨːɨ |
100. nuːr̠ |
18. puːʈ |
200. ɨnnuːr̠ |
19. puːnboθ |
1000. soːfeɾ |
20. ɨffoθ |
2000. eːɖ soːfeɾ |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Prof. Peri Bhaskararao,
The Research
Institute for Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa (ILCAA), Tokyo University of
Foreign Studies, Tokyo, Japan,
February |
Other comments: Toda has a decimal numeral system. The above data were based on Prof. Emeneau's Toda Grammar and Text, 1984. Toda is spoken by approximately Toda is spoken by approximately 1,500 speakers in Kunda and Nilgiri hills, Tamil Nadu state, India. |
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