How to count in Dinka (Thuɔŋjäŋ), a Western Nilotic language spoken mainly Sudan and South Sudan.
If any of the numbers are links, you can hear a recording by clicking on them. If you can provide recordings, please contact me.
Numeral | Cardinal numbers | Ordinal numbers |
---|---|---|
0 | pinyic ëpath | |
1 | tök | thɛp |
2 | rou | renden |
3 | diäk | |
4 | ŋuan | |
5 | dhiëc | |
6 | dhetem | |
7 | dhorou | |
8 | bɛ̈t | |
9 | dhoŋuan | |
10 | thiar | |
11 | thiäär-ku-tök | |
12 | thiäär-ku-rou | |
13 | thiäär-ku-diäk | |
14 | thiäär-ku-ŋuan | |
15 | thiäär-ku-dhiëc | |
16 | thiäär-ku-dhetem | |
17 | thiäär-ku-dhorou | |
18 | thiäär-ku-bɛ̈t | |
19 | thiäär-ku-dhoŋuan | |
20 | thiɛ̈rrou | |
21 | thiäärou-ku-tök | |
22 | thiäärou-ku-rou | |
23 | thiäärou-ku-diäk | |
24 | thiäärou-ku-ŋuan | |
25 | thiäärou-ku-dhiëc | |
26 | thiäärou-ku-dhetem | |
27 | thiäärou-ku-dhorou | |
28 | thiäärou-ku-bɛ̈t | |
29 | thiäärou-ku-dhoŋuan | |
30 | thiardiak | |
40 | thiarŋuan | |
50 | thiardhiëc | |
60 | thiardetem | |
70 | thiardhorou | |
80 | thiarbët | |
90 | thiardhonguan | |
100 | buot, biänbur | |
1,000 | alip |
Hear some of the Dinka numbers:
Information about counting in Dinka
https://quizlet.com/au/558812573/dinka-numbers-flash-cards/
http://www.rogerblench.info/Language/Nilo-Saharan/Nilotic/English-Dinka%20glossary%207%20May.pdf
https://din.kasahorow.org/app/m?kw=1152557
If you would like to make any corrections or additions to this page, or if you can provide recordings, please contact me.
Information about Dinka | Numbers
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