How to count in Sakizaya, an East Formosan language spoken mainly in Hualien County on the east coast of Taiwan.
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Numeral | Cardinal numbers | Ordinal numbers |
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1 | cacay [tsa.tsaj], cecay [tsə.tsaj], tinacay | sakacacay |
2 | tusa [tu.ˈsa], tinusa | sakatusa |
3 | tulu [tu.ˈlu], tinulu | sakatulu |
4 | sepat [sə.ˈpat], lulu | sakasepat |
5 | lima [li.ˈma], awmay | sakalima |
6 | enem [ə.ˈnəm], tekelay | sakaenem |
7 | pitu [pi.ˈtu], nimuyaw | sakapitu |
8 | walu [wa.ˈlu], angiw | sakawalu |
9 | siwa [si.ˈwa], putut | sakasiwa |
10 | cacay a bataan [tsa.ˈtsaj a ba.ta.ˈan], teki' | |
11 | sabaw cacay [sa.ˈbaw tsa.ˈtsaj] | |
12 | sabaw tusa [sa.ˈbaw tu.ˈsa] | |
13 | sabaw tulu [sa.ˈbaw tu.ˈlu] | |
14 | sabaw sepat [sa.ˈbaw sə.ˈpat] | |
15 | sabaw lima [sa.ˈbaw li.ˈma] | |
16 | sabaw enem [sa.ˈbaw ə.ˈnəm] | |
17 | sabaw pitu [sa.ˈbaw pi.ˈtu] | |
18 | sabaw walu [sa.ˈbaw wa.ˈlu] | |
19 | sabaw siwa [sa.ˈbaw si.ˈwa] | |
20 | tusa a bataan | |
21 | tusa bataan izaw ku cacay | |
22 | tusa bataan izaw ku tusa | |
23 | tusa bataan izaw ku tulu | |
24 | tusa bataan izaw ku sepat | |
25 | tusa bataan izaw ku lima | |
26 | tusa bataan izaw ku enem | |
27 | tusa bataan izaw ku pitu | |
28 | tusa bataan izaw ku walu | |
29 | tusa bataan izaw ku siwa | |
30 | tulu a bataan | |
40 | sepat a bataan | |
50 | lima a bataan | |
60 | enem a bataan | |
70 | pitu a bataan | |
80 | walu a bataan | |
90 | siwa a bataan | |
100 | cacay a lasubu | |
200 | tusa a lasubu | |
1,000 | cacay a malebut | |
10,000 | mang, amang, emang |
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Information about Sakizaya numbers
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Category:Sakizaya_numerals
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Module:number_list/data/szy
Information about Sakizaya | Numbers
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