Language
name and locationː
Southern Yukaghir,
Sakha,
Russia
[Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. irkēj * |
21. ataqun kunel' irkēj |
2. ataqlōj |
22. ataqun kunel' ataqlōj |
3. jālōj |
23. ataqun kunel' jālōj |
4. ileklōj |
24. ataqun kunel' ileklōj |
5. n'əɣanbōj * |
25. ataqun kunel' n'əɣanbōj |
6. mālōj * |
26. ataqun kunel' mālōj |
7. purkījōj |
27. ataqun kunel' purkījōj |
8. malɣiləklōj * |
28. ataqun kunel' malɣiləklōj |
9. kunirkil'ǯōj * |
29. ataqun kunel' kunirkil'ǯōj |
10. kunel'ōj |
30. jān kunel' |
11. kune irki budē |
40. ilekun kunel' |
12. kune ataqul budē |
50. n'əɣanbōǯə kunel' |
13. kune jāl budē |
60. mālun kunel' |
14. kune ilukul budē |
70. purkin kunel' |
15. kune n'əɣanbōǯə budē |
80. malɣiləkun kunel' |
16. kune mālōl budē |
90. kunirkil'boǯə kunel' |
17. kune purki budē |
100. kunel' kunel' (10 x 10), sto< Russian |
18. kune malɣiləkul budē |
200. ataqun sto |
19. kune kunirkil'ǯōl budē |
1000. tysjača, irkin tysjača (<Russian ) |
20. ataqun kunel' |
2000. ataqun tysjača |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Dr. Iku Nagasaki, Research Institute for Languages and Cultures of Asia
and Africa, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Tokyo, Japan. |
Other comments: Kolyma Yukaghir is a moribund language, with only 50 remaining speakers with the language as their mother tongue. No speakers are monolingual, since all speak Russian and most speak Yakut. Southern Yukaghir, Kolyma or Forest Yukaghir has a decimal system. Some symbols used in original data (n', l'), as in numerals 5, 9, and 10, are used to express palatalization n and l ('ʎ' and 'ɲ') respectively, the 'ǯ ' might be equivalent to IPA' ʒ' or ' dʒ', the macron over a vowel (ē, ā, ī) indicates a long vowel. The Yukaghir numeral 6 might be analyzable into malh- and jaː-'three'; the numeral 8 is complex and comprises the malh-numeral six; the numeral 9 can be traced back to some combination of kun-'ten' and irk-'one'. Note that the word “tysjača is borrowed from Russian. |
Language
name and locationː
Southern Yukaghir,
Sakha,
Russia
[Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. irkēj * |
21. ataqun kunel' irkēj |
2. ataqlōj |
22. ataqun kunel' ataqlōj |
3. jālōj |
23. ataqun kunel' jālōj |
4. ileklōj |
24. ataqun kunel' ileklōj |
5. n'əɣanbōj * |
25. ataqun kunel' n'əɣanbōj |
6. mālōj * |
26. ataqun kunel' mālōj |
7. purkījōj |
27. ataqun kunel' purkījōj |
8. malɣiləklōj * |
28. ataqun kunel' malɣiləklōj |
9. kunirkil'ǯōj * |
29. ataqun kunel' kunirkil'ǯōj |
10. kunel'ōj |
30. jān kunel' |
11. kune irki budē |
40. ilekun kunel' |
12. kune ataqul budē |
50. n'əɣanbōǯə kunel' |
13. kune jāl budē |
60. mālun kunel' |
14. kune ilukul budē |
70. purkin kunel' |
15. kune n'əɣanbōǯə budē |
80. malɣiləkun kunel' |
16. kune mālōl budē |
90. kunirkil'boǯə kunel' |
17. kune purki budē |
100. kunel' kunel' (10 x 10), sto< Russian |
18. kune malɣiləkul budē |
200. ataqun sto |
19. kune kunirkil'ǯōl budē |
|
20. ataqun kunel' |
|
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Dr. Irina Nikolaeva through Dr. Andrej A. Kibrik,
|
Other comments: Southern Yukaghir, Kolyma or Forest Yukaghir has a decimal system. Some symbols used in original data (n', l'), as in numerals 5, 9, and 10, are used to express palatalization n and l ('ʎ' and 'ɲ') respectively, the 'ǯ ' might be equivalent to IPA' ʒ' or ' dʒ', the macron over a vowel (ē, ā, ī) indicates a long vowel. The Yukaghir numeral 6 might be analyzable into malh- and jaː-'three'; the numeral 8 is complex and comprises the malh-numeral six; the numeral 9 can be traced back to some combination of kun-'ten' and irk-'one'. |
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