How to count in Khiamniungan, a variety of Tangsa, a Brahmaputran language spoken in Nagaland in northeast India, and in northwestern Burma (Myanmar).
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Numeral | Cardinal | Ordinal |
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0 | akeng, waioli | |
1 | tsak | ayateng nai |
2 | nimeh | mücham nai |
3 | sümeh | samcham nai |
4 | püle | püle nai |
5 | pungo | |
6 | lok | |
7 | chinyat | |
8 | püchei | |
9 | lükao | |
10 | chhe | |
11 | chhekütsak | |
12 | chhekünime | |
13 | chheküsümeh | |
14 | chheküpüle | |
15 | chheküpungo | |
16 | chhekülok | |
17 | chheküchenyat | |
18 | chheküpüchei | |
19 | chhekülükao | |
20 | eknimeh | |
30 | aosam | |
40 | aopüle | |
50 | aopungo | |
60 | aolok | |
70 | aochinyat | |
80 | aopüchei | |
90 | aolükao | |
100 | tsomtsak | |
120 | tsomtsakkhi | |
200 | tsomnimeh | |
300 | tsomsümeh | |
400 | tsompüle | |
500 | tsompungo | |
600 | tsomlok | |
700 | tsomchinyat | |
800 | tsompüchei | |
900 | tsomlükao | |
1,000 | tsoom | |
100,000 (lakh) | tsoom chhe | |
ten million (crore) | lakh chhe | |
once | tsakcham | |
twice | nimeh cham | |
thrice | sümeh cham | |
four times | püle cham | |
1/4 | achanpüle no tsak | |
3/4 | achan sümeh | |
1/2 | apai |
Source: Kumāra, Braja Bihārī. हिन्दी-खियमङ्न अंग्रेजी शब्द-सूची = Hindi Khiamngan English vocabulary. Hindī-Khiyamaṅna Aṅgrejī śabda-sūcī. कोहिमा : नागालैण्ड भाषा परिषद, 1974. Kohimā : Nāgālaiṇḍa Bhāshā Parishada, 1974.
Information about Khiamniungan
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khiamniungan_language
http://www.ethnologue.com/18/language/kix
http://www.endangeredlanguages.com/lang/5645
Khiamniungan numbers | Tower of Babel
Information provided by Wolfgang Kuhl
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