Language name and locationː Unami, Oklahoma state, USA [Refer to Ethnologue]
|
1. kʷəti |
21. niʃinxke ok kʷəti |
2. niʃa |
22. niʃinxke ok niʃa |
3. naxa |
23. niʃinxke ok naxa |
4. newa |
24. niʃinxke ok newa |
5. palenaxk |
25. niʃinxke ok palenaxk |
6. kʷətaʃ |
26. niʃinxke ok kʷətaʃ |
7. niʃaʃ |
27. niʃinxke ok niʃaʃ |
8. xaʃ |
28. niʃinxke ok xaʃ |
9. peʃkuŋk |
29. niʃinxke ok peʃkuŋk |
10. telən |
30. xintxke |
11. telən ok kʷəti |
40. neinxke |
12. telən ok niʃa |
50. palenaxk txintxke |
13. telən ok naxa |
60. kʷətaʃ txintxke |
14. telən ok newa |
70. niʃaʃ txintxke |
15. telən ok palenaxk |
80. xaʃ txintxke |
16. telən ok kʷətaʃ |
90. peʃkuŋk txintxke |
17. telən ok niʃaʃ |
100. kʷətapxki |
18. telən ok xaʃ |
200. niʃapxki |
19. telən ok peʃkuŋk |
1000. telən texən txapxki |
20. niʃinxke |
2000. niʃa txapxki |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr.
Bruce L. Pearson,
University of South
Carolina / Indiana University at Bloomington, USA,
February 20, 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Bruce L. Pearson, 2009 年 2 月 20 日. |
Other comments: Unami or Lenapé or Delaware has a decimal system. Note that stress regularly falls on the next-to-last (i.e., penultimate) syllable. Stops following a stressed syllable are lengthened, e.g., [kʷəːtːi ]. Lenapé is originally spoken in New Jersey, Delaware and Pennsylvania. There are no fully fluent speakers of Lenape Delaware anymore, but the younger generation of Lenapes has undergone a resurgence of interest in reviving the Delaware language. Today, however, some Lenape language activists are trying to combine the Unami and Munsee languages into a single Delaware language to improve its chances of survival. |
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