How to count in Teiwa, a Trans-New Guinea language spoken on Pantar Island in the Alor Archipelago in East Nusa Tenggara province of Indonesia.
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Numeral | Cardinal numbers |
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1 | nuk |
2 | (ha)raq |
3 | yerig |
4 | ut |
5 | yusan |
6 | tiaam |
7 | yesraq |
8 | yesneriq |
9 | yesnu’ut |
10 | qaar nuk |
11 | qaar nuk rug nuk |
12 | qaar nuk rug raq |
13 | qaar nuk rug yerig |
14 | qaar nuk rug ut |
15 | qaar nuk rug yusan |
16 | qaar nuk rug tiam |
17 | qaar nuk rug yesraq |
18 | qaar nuk rug yesneriq |
19 | qaar nuk rug yesnu’ut |
20 | qaar raq |
21 | qaar raq rug nuk |
22 | qaar raq rug (ha)raq |
23 | qaar raq rug yerig |
24 | qaar raq rug ut |
25 | qaar raq rug yusan |
26 | qaar raq rug tiam |
27 | qaar raq rug yesraq |
28 | qaar raq rug yesneriq |
29 | qaar raq rug yesnu’ut |
30 | qaar yirig, qaar rig |
31 | qaar yirig rug nuk |
40 | qaar ut |
50 | qaar yusan |
60 | qaar tiam |
70 | qaar yesraq |
80 | qaar yesneriq |
90 | qaar yesnu’ut |
100 | ratu nuk |
101 | ratu nuk rug nuk |
111 | ratu nuk qar nuk rug nuk |
200 | ratu (ha)raq |
300 | ratu yerig |
400 | ratu ut |
500 | ratu yusan |
600 | ratu tiam |
700 | ratu yesraq |
800 | ratu yesneriq |
900 | ratu yesnu’ut |
1,000 | ribu nuk |
1,100 | ribu nuk ratu nuk |
1,999 | ribu haratu yes na’ut qaar yes na’ut rug yes na’ut |
2,000 | ribu (ha)raq |
3,000 | ribu yerig |
4,000 | ribu ut |
5,000 | ribu yusan |
6,000 | ribu tiam |
7,000 | ribu yesraq |
8,000 | ribu yesneriq |
9,000 | ribu yesnu’ut |
10,000 | ribu qaar nuk |
Information compiled by Wolfgang Kuhl
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Information about Teiwa
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teiwa_language
http://www.ethnologue.com/18/language/twe
Abui, Bunak, Ketengban, Makalero, Sawila, Teiwa,
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