Language name and locationː Woun Meu, Colombia, Panama [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 温缪语 (沃纳纳语 Waunana), 哥伦比亚西南部考卡省和考卡山谷省及巴拿马境内

1. dau ʔãb  

21.  mor ʔãbnaː dau ʔãb

2. dau nuˈmi

22.  mor ʔãbnaː dau nu'mi

3. dau tʰãrhup   

23.  mor ʔãbnaː dau tʰãrhup 

4. dau hajap 

24.  mor ʔãbnaː dau hajap 

5. hua ʔãb (litː ''one hand'')  

25.  mor ʔãbnaː dau hua ʔãb

6. hua ʔãbnaː tʰoːɡarm dau ʔãb

26.  mor ʔãbnaː dau hua ʔãbnaː t. dau ʔãb

7. hua ʔãbnaː tʰoːɡarm dau nu'mi

27.  mor ʔãbnaː dau hua ʔãbnaː t. d. nu'mi

8. hua ʔãbnaː tʰoːɡarm dau tʰãrhup 

28.  mor ʔãbnaː dau hua ʔãbnaː t. d. tʰãrhup

9. hua ʔãbnaː tʰoːɡarm dau hajap 

29.  mor ʔãbnaː dau hua ʔãbnaː t. d. hajap 

10. hua nu'mi (litː ''two hands'')

30.  mor ʔãbnaː hua nu'mi

11. hua nu'minaː bʌ̈pir dau ʔãb

40.  mor nu'mi

12. hua nu'minaː bʌ̈pir dau nu'mi

50.  mor nu'mi hua nu'mi

13. hua nu'minaː bʌ̈pir dau tʰãrhup 

60.  mor tʰãrhup 

14. hua nu'minaː bʌ̈pir dau hajap 

70.  mor tʰãrhup hua nu'mi

15. hua nu'minaː bʌ̈ ʔãb

80.  mor hajap 

16. hua nu'minaː bʌ̈ ʔãbnː tʰ. d. ʔãb

90.  mor hajap hua nu'mi

17. hua nu'minaː bʌ̈ ʔãbnː tʰ. d. nu'mi

100.  mor hua ʔɑ̃b

18. hua nu'minaː bʌ̈ ʔãbnː tʰ. d. tʰãrhup 

200.  dosciento(s)  (< Spanish)

19. hua nu'minaː bʌ̈ ʔãbnː tʰ. d. hajap 

1000. mil (< Spanish)

20. mor ʔãb (litː '' one body'')

2000. dos mil (< Spanish)

Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Ron Binder, Wycliffe Bible Translators, Colombia, November 23, 1994, November 20, 2008.

提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Ron Binder, 1994 年 11 月 23 日, 2008 年 11 月 20 日.

Other comments: Woun Meu or Waunana is spoken by approximately 10,000 speakers in Chocó department: middle and lower San Juan river banks, especially north of Buenaventura; some in Valle del Cauca, Colombia as well as Panama.

Woun Meu or Waunana has only preserved five traditional numbers, after five most everyone uses Spanish numbers. There was formerly a system of counting to twenty. The word ''dau'' is a generis categorizer, hua is ''hand'', bʌ̈ is ''foot'', bʌ̈pir is ''toe'', and mor is ''body''. Thus the counting is simple based on fingers, hands, feet / toes, and bodies. Please note that the symbol (ʌ̈) is a slightly lower  than ''ʌ'' (between close-mid and close back unrounded vowels). The apostrophe (') as in 2 ''nu'mi'' is a stress mark.