Language name and locationː Urarina, Loreto region, Peru [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. lejhia |
21. kurua tɕuŋka lejhia |
2. kuruata(ha)a |
22. kurua tɕuŋka kuruata |
3. nitɕatahaa |
23. kurua tɕuŋka nitɕatahaa |
4. heena |
24. kurua tɕuŋka heena |
5. saukia |
25. kurua tɕuŋka saukia |
6. sauta < Quachua 'soqta' |
26. kurua tɕuŋka sauta |
7. kãsi / kãasi < Quachua 'qanchis' |
27. kurua tɕuŋka kãsi |
8. hoosa / fwoosa < Quachua 'pusaq' |
28. kurua tɕuŋka hoosa |
9. iskõo < Quachua 'isqon' |
29. kurua tɕuŋka iskõo |
10. (le=) tɕuŋka < Quachua 'chunka' |
30. nitɕatahaa tɕuŋka |
11. (le=) tɕuŋka lejhia |
40. heena tɕuŋka |
12. (le=) tɕuŋka kuruata |
50. saukia tɕuŋka |
13. (le=) tɕuŋka nitɕatahaa |
60. sauta tɕuŋka |
14. (le=) tɕuŋka heena |
70. kãsi tɕuŋka |
15. (le=) tɕuŋka saukia |
80. hoosa tɕuŋka |
16. (le=) tɕuŋka sauta |
90. iskõo tɕuŋka |
17. (le=) tɕuŋka kãsi |
100. (le=) fwaaʃa < Quechua 'pachak' |
18. (le=) tɕuŋka hoosa |
200. kuruata fwaaʃa |
19. (le=) tɕuŋka iskõo |
1000. (le=) waraŋka < Quechua 'waraŋka' |
20. kurua tɕuŋka |
2000. kuruata waraŋka |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Knut J. Olawsky, Department of Linguistics, La Trobe University, Australia, September 10, 2008. 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Knut J. Olawsky, 2008 年 9 月 10 日. |
Other comments: Urarina or Oruarinya is spoken by approximately 4,800 speakers in Loreto region: Urarinas district, Chambira, Pucayacu, and Urituyacu rivers, Peru. Urarina numerals represent a mixed class that can be divided into native and borrowed forms. The native numbers include lexemes from 'one' to 'five', while the other numerals are loans from Quechua. This includes word for up to 'thousand'. The two types of numerals further differ from each other in that the native numerals are verbs, whereas the loans are to be analyzed as nouns. The term for 'one can be described as a combination of the root /le/ with the participle form of the continuous suffix ( surfacing as -hii here ). The problems regarding the status of ' le= ' being a form ''between'' clitic and root were discussed. Note that the word for 'two' is related to 'help', huruatahania. |
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