Language
name and locationː
|
1. ʔisttá |
21. laátamanné ʔistta /naaʔʔu támanné ʔistta |
2. naaʔʔá |
22. laátamanné naaʔʔa |
3. heezzá |
23. laátamanné heezza |
4. ʔoiddá |
24. laátamanné ʔoidda |
5. ʔitʃtʃáʃa |
25. laátamanné ʔitʃtʃaʃa |
6. ʔusúppuna |
26. laátamanné ʔusuppuna |
7. laápuna |
27. laátamanné laappuna |
8. hósppuna |
28. laátamanné hosppuna |
9. ʔuddúpuna |
29. laátamanné ʔuddupuna |
10. támma |
30. hástama / heézzú tamma |
11. támmanné ʔistta / ʔisiíne |
40. ʔoítama / ʔoiddú tamma |
12. támmanné naaʔʔa |
50. iʃátama / ʔitʃtʃaʃú tamma |
13. támmanné heezza |
60. ʔusúppún tamma |
14. támmanné ʔoidda |
70. laáppún tamma |
15. támmanné ʔitʃtʃaʃa |
80. hósppún tamma |
16. támmanné ʔusuppuna |
90. ʔuddúpún támma |
17. támmanné laappuna |
100. tʼeéta / ʔissí tʼeéta |
18. támmanné hósppuna |
200. naáʔʔú tʼeéta |
19. támmanné ʔuddúfuna |
1000. ʃáʔa / ʔissí ʃáʔa |
20. laátama / naáʔʔú tamma |
2000. naaʔʔú ʃáʔa, 100,000. tʼeétú ʃaʔa |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Sellassie Cheru,
(Native
Wolaitta speaker),
Department of
Linguistics, Addis
Abba University. July 24, 2012. |
Notesː 1. Wolaitta has two tones: <á> means high tone, low tone is not mark in this data. 2. Long vowels are written twice. 3. Germinate consonant sound are written twice. 4. <t’> is an stop ejective. <ʔ> is a glottal voiceless sound. <š >=IPA ʃ, <č> = IPA tʃ, is a voiceless palatal affricative. 5. Data in second sets are less frequently used in the dialect. 6. Since the introduction of modern education, ʃáʔa and miiloóne (1,000,000) are used as part of the numeral systems of Wolaitta. Wolaitta is a North Omotic language of the Ometo group spoken in the Wolayita Zone and some other parts of the Southern Nations, Nationalities, and People's Region of Ethiopia by approximately 1.6 million speakers. |
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