Language name and locationː Western Neo-Aramaic, Syria [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. ɑħħɑð (masc) / eħðɑ (feminine) |
21. ˤisᵊr u ɑħħɑð |
2. iθᵊr (masc) / θɑrtʃ (fem) |
22. ˤisᵊr u iθᵊr |
3. eθlɑθ (masc) / θloːθɑ (fem) |
23. ˤisᵊr u eθlɑθ |
4. ɑrpɑˤ (masc) / ɑrpɑˤ (fem) |
24. ˤisᵊr u ɑrpɑˤ |
5. ħɑmmeʃ (masc)/ ħɑmʃɑ (fem) |
25. ˤisᵊr u ħɑmmeʃ |
6. seθː (masc)/ ʃetʃːɑ (fem) |
26. ˤisᵊr u seθː |
7. eʃbɑˤ (masc)/ ʃobˤɑ (fem) |
27. ˤisᵊr u eʃbɑˤ |
8. θmoːn (masc)/ θmoːnjɑ (fem) |
28. ˤisᵊr u θmoːn |
9. eŧʃɑˤ (masc)/ ŧeʃˤɑ (fem) |
29. ˤisᵊr u eŧʃɑˤ |
10. eˤsɑr (masc)/ ˤɑsrɑ (fem) |
30. θleːθ |
11. ɑħħɑðɑˤsɑr (masc) / eħðɑˤsᵊr (fem) |
40. irpᵊˤ |
12. θleˤsɑr (masc) / θɑrtʃˤɑsᵊr (fem) |
50. ħimᵊʃ |
13. θletʃːɑˤsɑr (masc) / eθlɑθˤɑsᵊr (fem) |
60. ʃitʃː |
14. ɑrpˤɑtʃɑˤsɑr (masc) / ɑrpˤˤɑsᵊr (fem) |
70. ʃubᵊˤ |
15. ħɑmmeʃtʃˤsɑr / ħɑmmeʃˤɑsᵊr (fem) |
80. θmeːn |
16. ʃetʃːɑˤsɑr (masc) / ʃeθɑˤsᵊr (fem) |
90. ŧiʃᵊˤ |
17. ʃobˤɑtʃɑˤsɑr (masc) / eʃbˤˤɑsᵊr (fem) |
100. emˤɑ |
18. θmoːnjɑtʃɑˤsɑr / θmoːnˤɑsᵊr (fem) |
200. θɑrtʃ emˤɑ |
19. ŧeʃˤɑtʃɑˤsɑr (masc) / eŧʃɑˤˤɑsᵊr (fem) |
1000. oːlef |
20. ˤisᵊr |
2000. θɑrtʃ oːlef |
Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Werner Arnold, Centre for Semitic Studies, Department of Languages and Cultures of the Near East, University of Heidelberg, Germany, October 30, 2013. 提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Werner Arnold, 2013 年 10 月 30 日. |
Other comments: Western Neo-Aramaic has a decimal system. Western Neo-Aramaic numerals from 11 to 19 both have masculine and feminine forms. The data were taken from dialect of Maˤlūla, Qalamūn Mountians, Syria. Western Neo-Aramaic, more commonly referred to as Siryon (Sūryān), is a modern Western Aramaic language. Today, it is only spoken in three villages in the Anti-Lebanon Mountains of western Syria. Western Neo-Aramaic is the only living language among the Western Aramaic languages. All other Neo-Aramaic languages are of the Eastern branch. |
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