Language name and locationː Zul, Bauchi State, Nigeria [Refer to Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 祖尔语, 尼日利亚东北部包奇州高原地区

1. nəm

21.  háᵘjá nəm nà nəm

2. ròp

22.  háᵘjá nəm nà ròp

3. mʲákán   

23.  háᵘjá nəm nà mʲákán

4. wúpsé

24.  háᵘjá nəm nà wúpsé

5. nántám

25.  háᵘjá nəm nà nántám

6. mùkkà

26.  háᵘjá nəm nà mùkkà

7. ɲíŋì

27.  háᵘjá nəm nà ɲíŋì

8. wúzúpsè  (2 x 4 )

28.  háᵘjá nəm nà wúzúpsè

9. ɣʷánəm

29.  háᵘjá nəm nà ɣʷánəm

10. kúɬ

30.  háᵘjá nəm nà kúɬ

11. kúɬ t͡ʃèt nəm

40.  háᵘjá ròp (20 x 2 )

12. kúɬ t͡ʃèt ròp

50.  háᵘjá ròp nà kúɬ

13. kúɬ t͡ʃèt mʲákán

60.  háᵘjá mʲákán (20 x 3 )

14. kúɬ t͡ʃèt wúpsé

70.  háᵘjá mʲákán nà kúɬ

15. kúɬ t͡ʃèt nántám

80.  háᵘjá wúpsé  (20 x 4 )

16. kúɬ t͡ʃèt mùkkà

90.  háᵘjá wúpsé nà kúɬ 

17. kúɬ t͡ʃèt ɲíŋì

100. háᵘja nántám (20 x 5 )

18. kúɬ t͡ʃèt wúzúpsè

200. háᵘja kúɬ  (20 x 10)

19. kúɬ t͡ʃèt ɣʷánəm

400. háᵘja háᵘja nəm, 800. háᵘja háᵘja ròp

20. háᵘjá nəm

1000. zàŋú nəm, 2000. zàŋú ròp

Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Samaila Dangana, Language Developers and Bible Translators Association (LDBT), Bauchi, Nigeria, May 29, 2022.

提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Samaila Dangana, 2022 年 5 月 29 日.

Other comments: Zul has a traditional vigesimal system. Zul is spoken in some fifteen villages in Bauchi State, Bauchi and Toro LGAsː Zul
, Zulgami
, Dafasu, 
Nasira
, Tudun Wada Baraya, Vum, 
Kadage, Nahuda Tintin, Tintin, Unguwar Rogo, Hakayashi, Bimiya
, Balkeri
, Kobonka, Ungwan Wombai". Zul was reported in older sources to be dying out and to have very few speakers. However, this appears to be wrong. There are both more speakers and the language more lively than previously thought. The number of speakers varies considerably from one source to another, but is probably about 4000.

Language name and locationː Zul, Bauchi State, Nigeria [Refer to Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 祖尔语, 尼日利亚东北部包奇州高原地区

1. nəm

21.    

2. róp

22.   

3. mìákàn   

23.   

4. wùpsé

24.   

5. nántàm

25.   

6. mùká

26.   

7. ɲéndì

27.   

8. wúzúpsè  ( 2 x 4 )

28.   

9. ɣwánùm

29.    

10. kúɬ

30.    

11. kúɬ cét nəm

40.   

12. 

50.   

13. 

60.   

14. 

70.   

15. 

80.   

16. 

90.   

17. 

100. zàŋɡúnù / háwyé nəm nántàm (20 x 5)

18. 

200.

19. 

1000. 

20.  háwyé nəm

2000. 

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Roger Blench, McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research, University of Cambridge, Dept of History, Cambridge, United Kingdom. February 25, 2021.
Reference sourceː  "An introduction to Zul, a West Chadic language of Central Nigeria" Selected papers from BICCL 7 Hamburg, 12th-14th September 2013. 
提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Roger Blench, 2021 年 2 月 25 日.

Other comments: Zul has a traditional vigesimal system. Zul is a living language of the South Bauchi group of Chadic, with close affinities to Luri and earlier reports that it was declining.