Language name and location: Urat, East Sepik, Papua New Guinea [Ref to Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 乌拉特语, 巴布亚新几内亚东锡皮克省

1. ŋiljeh

21.  mijeʔ hoi ŋiljeh

2. hoi

22.  mijeʔ hoi hoi

3. hun

23.  mijeʔ hoi hun

4. hoje hoje (2+2)

50.  mijeʔ ʃep umbur

5. ʃepumbur

70.  mijeʔ ʃep umbur, mije hoi

6. ʃepumbur ŋiljeh (5+1)

7. ʃepumbur hoi     (5+2)

8. ʃepumbur hun    (5+3)

9. ʃepumbur hoje hoje (5+2+2)

10. ʃepumbur umbur

11. ʃepumbur umbur ŋiljeh

12. ʃepumbur umbur hoi

13. ʃepumbur umbur hun

14. ʃepumbur umbur hoje hoje

15. ʃepumbur ŋihipumbur

16. ʃepumbur ŋihipumbur ŋiljeh (nal umbur)

17. ʃepumbur ŋihipumbur hoi (nal umbur)

18. ʃepumbur ŋihipumbur hun (nal umbur)

19. ʃepumbur ŋihipumbur hoje hoje (nal um.)

20. ʃepumbumburme ŋihipumbumburme *

Linguist providing data and dateː Ms. Hilkka Arminen, Summer Institute of Linguistics, Papua New Guinea, December 12, 2004, April 12, 2008
提供资料的语言学家: Ms. Hilkka Arminen, 2004 年 12 月 12 日. 2008 年 4 月 10 日

Other comments: Urat is spoken by approximately 7,000 speakers in Dreikikir district,

East Sepik province, Papua New Guinea. Urat could have some big numbers, but in practice they are not used any more. 20 can be either: 'hand around round, leg around round'; or two men ''miyeʔ hoi''. 70 means literally 'five men, two men'. Nowadays any numbers above twenty are expressed in loan words from Melanesian Pidgin. Really big numbers like 1000 never existed in the language.