Information about counting in Jaqaru, an Aymaran language spoken mainly in Yauyos Province in central Peru.
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Numeral | Cardinal numbers |
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1 | maya |
2 | paja, pani |
3 | kimsa |
4 | pushi |
5 | pichqa |
6 | sujta |
7 | qantrisi |
8 | pusaqa |
9 | isquña |
10 | trunka |
11 | trunka maya ni |
12 | trunka paja ni |
13 | trunka kimsa ni |
14 | trunka pushi ni |
15 | trunka pichqa ni |
16 | trunka sujta ni |
17 | trunka qantrisi ni |
18 | trunka pusaqa ni |
19 | trunka isquña ni |
20 | paj trunka |
21 | paj trunka maya ni |
22 | paj trunka paja ni |
23 | paj trunka kimsa ni |
24 | paj trunka pushi ni |
25 | paj trunka pichqa ni |
26 | paj trunka sujta ni |
27 | paj trunka qantrisi ni |
28 | paj trunka pusaqa ni |
29 | paj trunka isquña ni |
30 | kimsa trunka |
40 | pushi trunka |
50 | pichqa trunka |
60 | sujta trunka |
70 | qantrisi trunka |
80 | pusaq trunka |
90 | isquñ trunka |
100 | patraka |
200 | paj patraka |
300 | kimsa patraka |
400 | pushi patraka |
500 | pichqa patraka |
600 | sujta patraka |
700 | qantrisi patraka |
800 | pusaqa patraka |
900 | isquñ patraka |
1,000 | waranqa |
2,000 | paj waranqa |
3,000 | kims waranqa |
4,000 | push waranqa |
5,000 | pichq waranqa |
6,000 | sujta waranqa |
7,000 | qantrisi waranqa |
8,000 | pusaqa waranqa |
9,000 | isquña waranqa |
100,000 | patraka waranqa |
200,000 | paj patraka waranqa |
999,000 | isquñ patrak isquñ trunk isquñan waranqa |
Source: Neli Belleza Castro. Vocabulario Jaqaru-Español Español-Jaqaru. Lima-Perú 1993.
Information about Jaqaru numerals
https://mpi-lingweb.shh.mpg.de/numeral/Jaqaru.htm
Information compiled by Wolfgang Kuhl
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