Language
name and location:
u̠t-Hun,
Kebbi State,
Nigeria [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. t͡són |
21. kó-zīɾgá |
2. jór |
22. kó- jór |
3. tə́t |
23. kó- tə́t |
4. nás |
24. kó- nás |
5. tán |
25. kó- tán |
6. t͡ʃíⁿd |
26. kó- t͡ʃíⁿd |
7. tāʔíᵒɾ (5+2) |
27. kó- tāʔíᵒɾ |
8. ə́r |
28. kó- ə́r |
9. d͡zīrʌ́ |
29. kó- d͡zīrʌ́ |
10. ōp |
|
11. ōp-gāⁿ |
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12. ōp-jór |
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13. ōp- tə́t |
|
14. ōp- nás |
|
15. ōp- tán |
|
16. ōp- t͡ʃíⁿd |
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17. ōp- tāʔíᵒɾ |
|
18. ōp- ə́r |
|
19. ōp- d͡zīrʌ́ |
|
20. ɾʉ̄kóz |
|
Linguist providing data and dateː
Mr.
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Other comments: u̱t-Hun or Eastern Duka has a vigesimal numeral system .The number ''seven'' was derived from ''5+2''. u̱t-Hun is spoken by approximately 50,000 speakers in Rijau LGA, Niger state, Nigeria. |
Language
name and location:
u̠t-Hun,
Kebbi State,
Nigeria [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. co̠o̠n o̠=IPA [ɔ], c=IPA [tʃ] |
21. |
2. yoor oo=[oː] |
22. |
3. tett tt=[tː] |
23. |
4. náss ss=[sː] |
24. |
5. táán aa [aː] |
25. |
6. cînd |
26. |
7. tá'yoor ( 5+ 2 ) |
27. |
8. 'yéér '=IPA[ʔ] |
28. |
9. jírò̠ j=IPA [dʒ] |
29. |
10. o̠pp |
30. ɛ̠r-kwo̠o̠z ɛ̠̀n o̠pp |
11. o̠pp ɡààn |
40. kwo̠o̠z-ɛ̠t yoor (20 x 2) |
12. |
50. kwo̠o̠z-ɛ̠t yoor ə̀n o̠pp |
13. |
60. kwo̠o̠z-ɛ̠t tett (20 x 3) |
14. |
70. kwo̠o̠z-ɛ̠t tett ə̀n o̠pp |
15. |
80. kwo̠o̠z-ɛ̠t náss (20 x 4) |
16. o̠pp táán |
90. kwo̠o̠z-ɛ̠t náss ə̀n o̠pp |
17. |
100. kwo̠o̠z-ɛ̠t táán (20 x 4) or o-zùnɡu |
18. |
200. zùnɡus yoor, 400. zùnɡus náss |
19. |
1000. o-dùbù (<Hausa) |
20. ɛ̠r-kwo̠o̠z ɛ̠ = IPA[ə] |
2000. dùbùs yoor |
Sourceː Esther Cressman and Donna Skitch, United Missionary Society (Ilorin). 1974. Taken from West African Language Data Sheets, Vol.2 /1980, edited by M. E. Kropp Dakubu, West African Linguistic Society in cooperation with African Studies Centre, Leiden University, Netherlands. |
Other comments: u̠t-Hun or formerly called Hun-Saare (Duka) with has a vigesimal numeral system. u̠t-Hun has three tonemesː high, mid and low. New data needed. Notes on phonetic information given here corresponds to the current orthography used for u̠t-Hun that IPA schwa [ə] is now written as u̠ (pers. comm. Stephen Dettweiler, September, 2021) |
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