Language name and locationː Rayón Zoque, Chiapas, Mexico [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 拉永-索克语, 墨西哥东南部恰帕斯州拉永区和塔皮魯拉区

1. tumɨ

21.   ips-ko-tumɨ

2. meca

22.   ips-ko-meca

3. tukaʼ

23.   ips-ko-tukaʼ  

4. makšku

24.   ips-ko-makškuʼ

5. mosaʼ

25.   ips-ko-mosaʼ

6. tuhtaʼ 

26.   ips-ko-tuhtaʼ

7. kuʼyaʼ

27.   ips-ko-kuʼyaʼ

8. tukuduhtaʼ ( 3 + 6 )     

28.   ips-ko-tukuthtaʼ

9. makstuhtaʼ ( 4 + 6 )     

29.   ips-ko-makškuʼ

10. mahkaʼ

30.   ips-ko-mahkaʼ

11. maktumɨ          ( 10 + 1 )

40.   wɨstɨhkips  ( 2 x 20 )

12. makwɨstɨhkaʼ    ( 10 + 2 )

50.   wɨstɨhkips-ko-mahk

13. maktukaʼ          ( 10 + 3 )

60.   tukips ( 3 x 20 )

14. mahkmaktaskuʼ ( 10 + 4 )

70.   tukips-ko-mahk

15. yɨhtaʼ

80.   maktahsips ( 4 x 20 )

16. yɨt-ko-tumɨ       ( 15 + 1 )

90.   maktahsips-ko-mahk

17. yɨt-ko-meca      ( 15 + 2 )

100.  mohsips ( 5 x 20 )

18. yɨt-ko-tukaʼ       ( 15 + 3 )

400.  moneʼ / tumɨ moneʼ

19. yɨt-ko-makškuʼ  ( 15 + 4 )

1000.

20. ips

2000.

Linguists providing data and dateː 

Sourceː Harrison, Roy, Margaret Harrison, Francisco López Juáres and Cosme Orodoñes. 1984, Dicccionario zoque de Rayón. Méxicoː Institute Lingüistico de Verano.

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Other comments: Rayón Zoque (Otetzame) or O’de pʌt is spoken by approximately

2,000 speakers in Chiapas state: Rayón and Tapilula, Mexico. Rayón Zoque has a vigesimal system. The words from 16 to 19 are formed by adding the numbers 1 through 4 to a new base 15, similar to that of Copainalá Zoque. The numbers from 1 to 9 seem to have been quinary, but the forms for 8 and 9 are analyzed as '3 + 6' and '4 + 6', respectively. Notes for phonological transcriptions between traditional symbols and IPAː ʼ=IPA [ʔ], c=IPA [ts], č=IPA [tʃ], š=IPA [ʃ].