Numbers in Siar

How to count in Siar (ep warwar anun dat), an Oceanic language spoken in New Ireland Province in Papua New Guinea.

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Numeral Cardinal numbers Ordinal numbers
1 i tik tikin, tikai, mugan
2 i ru ruan
3 i tól tólin
4 i at atin
5 i lim liman
6 i won wonon
7 i is isan
8 i wol walin
9 i siwok siwokin
10 i tik ep bónót
i sanguli
11 i tik ep bónót ya pisir i tik
i tik ep bónót api pisir i tik
i sangulih apipisir i tik
12 i tik ep bónót ya pisir i ru
i sangulih apipisir i ru
13 i tik ep bónót ya pisir i tól
i sangulih apipisir i tòl
14 i tik ep bónót ya pisir i at
i sangulih apipisir i at
15 i tik ep bónót ya pisir i lim
i sangulih apipisir i li
16 i tik ep bónót ya pisir i won
i sangulih apipisir i won
17 i tik ep bónót ya pisir i is
i sangulih apipisir i is
18 i tik ep bónót ya pisir i wol
i sangulih apipisir i wol
19 i tik ep bónót ya pisir i siwok
i sangulih apipisir i siwok
20 i ru ru bónót
21 i ru ru bónót ya pisir i tik
22 i ru ru bónót ya pisir i ru
23 i ru ru bónót ya pisir i tól
24 i ru ru bónót ya pisir i at
25 i ru ru bónót ya pisir i lim
26 i ru ru bónót ya pisir i won
27 i ru ru bónót ya pisir i is
28 i ru ru bónót ya pisir i wol
29 i ru ru bónót ya pisir i siwok
30 i tól ep bónót
40 i at ep bónót
50 i won ep bónót
60 i lim ep bónót
70 i is ep bónót
80 i wol ep bónót
90 i siwok ep bónót
100 i tik ep mar
i tik ep yah
200 i ru ru mar
300 i tól ep mar
400 i at ep mar
500 i won ep mar
600 i lim ep mar
700 i is ep mar
800 i wol ep mar
900 i siwok ep mar
1,000 i tik ep bónót in toh mar
i tik ép tausén
10,000 i tik ep mar in toh mar

*) Note that the singular article ep preceding mar ‘hundred’ has changed to the plural inanimate article toh, and that the ligature in joins ep bónót and toh mar. Commonly the loan word tausen is used, rather than counting the hundreds by tens. It is not uncommon for counting to be done in English or Pidgin.

Sources

Information compiled by Wolfgang Kuhl

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