Language name and location: Tyap, Kaduna state, Nigeria [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 梯亚普语,  尼日利亚北部卡杜纳州和中部高原州

1.  anyuŋ

21.  nswak feaŋ manyuŋ

2.  afeaŋ

22.  nswak feaŋ mafeaŋ

3.  atat

23.  nswak feaŋ matata

4.  anaai

24.  nswak feaŋ manaai

5.  afwuon

25.  nswak feaŋ mafwuon

6.  ataa

26.  nswak feaŋ mataa

7.  anatat

27.  nswak feaŋ manatat

8.  aninai

28.  nswak feaŋ maninai

9.  akubunyuŋ

29.  nswak feaŋ makubunyuŋ

10. swak

30.  nswak tat

11. swak manyuŋ

40.  nswak naai

12. swak mafeaŋ

50.  nswak fwuon

13. swak matat

60.  nswak ataa

14. swak manaai

70.  nswak anatat

15. swak mafwuon

80.  nswak aninai

16. swak mataa

90.  nswak akubunyuŋ

17. swak manatat

100. chiyi-jhwuŋ

18. swak maninai

200. chìyi sweaŋ ( 100 x 2 )

19. swak makubunyuŋ

1000. chìyikop jhwuŋ  ( 100 x 10 )

20. nswak feaŋ

2000. chìyikop sweaŋ 

Linguist providing data and dateː Pastor Dennis Yahaya, Tyap Bible Translation Project, Jos Translations Centre, Nigeria, January 29, 1996

提供资料的语言学家: Pastor Dennis Yahaya, 1996 年 1 月 29 日.

Other comments: Tyap or Katab, Kataf is spoken by approximately 255,000 speakers in Kaduna state: Chikun, Jema’a, Kaura, Kauru, Lere, and Zangon Kataf LGAs. Also other urban areas like Kano, Jos, Abuja and Lagos. Dialects: Kaduna state: Jema’a LGA (Fantswam and Tyuku dialects), Kaura LGA (Gworog, Sholyio, Takad, Tyap, and Tyecarat dialects), Zangon Kataf LGA (Tyap and Tyecarat dialects); Plateau state: Riyom LGA (Takad dialect), Nigeria. Tyap has a decimal numeral system similar to Jju (Kaje).