Language | Feature Status | Grammatical Notes | Source | Etymology Notes | General Notes | Phylogenetic Code |
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Language | Feature Status | Grammatical Notes | Source | Etymology Notes | General Notes | Phylogenetic Code |
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Achagua | no | Wilson & Levinsohn 1992 | ||||
Aché | no info | |||||
Adnyamathanha | ||||||
Aghu-Tharnggala | Yes | 159 | 1 | |||
Aguaruna | no | Overall 2007:163 | ||||
Alyawarr | yes | 159 | 1 | |||
Andoke | no | Landaburu 1979: 137 | ||||
Apurinã | yes | Facundes, 2000: 359-360 | ||||
Arabana | no | 104 | 0 | |||
Arrernte | Yes | 81 | 1 | |||
Asheninka Apurucayali | yes | in actual speech | Payne 1981; Payne 1982; Payne 1983 | |||
Añun | no | Patte 1989:57-58 | ||||
Bandjalang | yes | 200 | 1 | |||
Baniwa | no | Ramirez 2001 | ||||
Barasano | yes | They normally count up to five and beyond that would use 'many'. | Jones & Jones 1991, p.36 | |||
Bardi | yes | 1 | ||||
Bare | yes | Numbers go up to three | Aikhenvald, 1995: 21 | |||
Batyala | Yes | 209 | 1 | |||
Baure | yes | Numerals are only up to 3 | Danielsen 2007:158 | |||
Bidjara-Gungabula | yes | 174 | 1 | |||
Bilinarra | no info | x | ||||
Biri | yes | 1 | ||||
Bora | no | Seifart - 2005:130-132 | ||||
Bularnu | no info | x | ||||
Bunuba | yes | 1 | ||||
Cabecar | no | Bertoglia 1983:4-5 | ||||
Cahuilla | no | |||||
Central Aymara | no | Huayhua Pari 2001: 214 | ||||
Chemehuevi | ||||||
Comanche | no | |||||
Cubeo | no | |||||
Cupeño | no | |||||
Damana | no | |||||
Darkinyung | yes | 130 | 1 | |||
Desano | no | Miller 1999, p. 46 | They count up to five on one hand, then start at six by saying 'one hand plus one' up to ten. From there they count on their feet up to the number twenty. | |||
Dharawal | no info | x | ||||
Dharuk | ||||||
Diyari | yes | 56-57 | 1 | |||
Djabugay | ||||||
Djapu | yes | 176 | 1 | |||
Djinang | no info | x | ||||
Duungidjawu | yes | 40 | 1 | |||
Dyirbal | yes | 240 | 1 | |||
Dâw | yes | count by pairs; even/odd | Martins 2004 | |||
Eñepa | no | Tosantos 1977:28 | ||||
Gabrielino | no | |||||
Garrwa | yes | 12 | 1 | |||
Githabul | yes | 33 | 1 | |||
Gooniyandi | yes | 1 | ||||
Guaymí | no | Alphonse 1956:13 | ||||
Gugu-Badhun | yes | 139 | 1 | |||
Gumbaynggirr | no | 277 | 0 | |||
Guna | no | Smith texts | ||||
Gunya | yes | 371 | 1 | |||
Gupapuyngu | ||||||
Gureng Gureng | yes | 38, 65 | 1 | |||
Guugu-Yimidhirr | yes | 176 | 1 | |||
Hunter River and Lake Macquarie | yes | 151 | 1 | |||
Hup | no | Epps 2008 | ||||
Idaho Shoshone | no | |||||
Ika | no | Frank 1985:36 | ||||
Ingá | no | Levinson 1974:40 | ||||
Jaru | yes | 52 | 1 | |||
Jingulu | no info | x | ||||
Kaingang | no info | Goncalves 2011:294 | ||||
Kakua | no | Bolaños fieldnotes | ||||
Kalkatungu | yes | 192 | 1 | |||
Karajarri | Yes | 304 | 1 | |||
Karitiana | no | Everett 2006:315-7 | ||||
Katthang | yes | 72 | 1 | |||
Kaurna | yes | 20 wordlist | 1 | |||
Kawaiisu | no | |||||
Kinikinau | yes | Traditionally, numerals go up to three but now numerals go up to ten using borrowed words from Portuguese | Couto 2005:50 | |||
Kitanemuk | no | |||||
Kogi | no info | |||||
Kokama | no | Vallejos 2010:264 | ||||
Kokatha | no info | x | ||||
Koreguaje | no | Cook & Criswell 1993, p.42 | The Koreguaje has its own words for numbers one to twenty. However, currently only used the first four. (esp for others.) | |||
Kotiria | yes | Stenzel 2004, p. 190 | ||||
Kugu-Nganhcara | yes | 477 | 1 | |||
Kuku Yalanji | yes | 65 | 1 | |||
Kunjen | No info | x | ||||
Kurrama | no info | x | ||||
Kuuk Thaayorre | Yes | 85 | 1 | |||
Luiseño | ||||||
Macaguan | no info | Buenaventura - 1993 | ||||
Maipure | yes | Numbers above 4 are based on phrases or clauses. | Zamponi 2003:31, 46 | |||
Makiritare | no | Hall 1988: 303; Escoriaza 1959:13 | ||||
Makuna | no | Smothermon & Smothermon 1993, p.39 | ||||
Makushi | no | Carson 1982: 68-73 | ||||
Mapudungun | no | Zúñiga 2006, p. 189 | ||||
Marrgany | yes | 371 | 1 | |||
Martuthunira | yes | 190 | 1 | |||
Mathi-Mathi | yes | 74 | 1 | |||
Matses | no info | |||||
Mayi-Yapi | yes | 198 | 1 | |||
Mpakwithi | ||||||
Muruwari | no | 84, 334, wordlists | 0 | |||
Nadëb/Roçado dialect | yes | not enough info, but it seems that this is how it works | Weir 1984 | |||
Nanti | yes | Numerals for “one” and “two” | Michael, 2008. p. 311-312 | |||
Narungga | No info | x | ||||
Naso | no | Quesada 2000 | ||||
Ngaatjatjara | yes | 151 | 1 | |||
Ngarinyeri | yes | 22 | 1 | |||
Ngarinyin | ||||||
Ngayawang | yes | 10 | 1 | |||
Ngiyambaa | yes | 73 | 1 | |||
Nhanta | no info | x | ||||
Nheengatu | no info | speakers tend to use the Portuguese loan words | Cruz 2011 | |||
Ninam | no | no numerals above 2 | Migliazza 1972, IDS list | |||
Northern Emberá | yes | Native numerals do not go beyond 5 | Aguirre 1999:83 | Chamí | ||
Northern Paiute | no | |||||
Nyangumarta | yes | 1 | ||||
Nyikina | yes | 1 | ||||
Nyulnyul | yes | 1 | ||||
Nyungar | yes | d50 | 1 | |||
Paakantyi | yes | 84 | 1 | |||
Panyjima | yes | word list, O: Adjectival Nominals | 1 | |||
Paraguayan Guaraní | yes | Numerals go up to 4 | Ayala 1996:103-4 | |||
Pemon | no | de Armellada 1999: 66, 67 | ||||
Piapoco | no | Only numbers up to five are described in Galindo (2002), but he notes that the numbers above five are made via the syntactic unit expressing "five." | Galindo, 2002: 190-191 | |||
Pintupi | no info | 246 | x | |||
Pitjantjatjara | Yes | G 92 | 1 | |||
Pitta-Pitta | yes | 238 | 1 | |||
Puinave | no info | |||||
Páez | yes | Jung:133 | ||||
Quechua Ayacuchano | no | Parker 1965:35 | ||||
Resígaro | no | The system counts at least up to twenty. | Allin, 1976: 235-238 | |||
Ritharrngu | Yes | 246 | 1 | |||
Sanumá | no | no numerals above 2 | Migliazza 1972 | |||
Serrano | no | |||||
Shoshone | no | |||||
Sikuani | no | Above 5, however, exact quantities are not typically referred to. | Queixalós 1988 | There exist numerals up to 10, but they are very rarely used, and often muddle the meanings of the sentences. In fact, only numerals up to 3 are commonly used. | ||
Siona | no | Wheeler - 1970:79; Wheeler - 1987:119 | ||||
Southern Paiute | no | |||||
Southern Ute | no | |||||
Surui | no info | |||||
Tanimuca | no | The Retuarã numbers one through ten are still widely used. | Strom 1992, p.50 | |||
Tariana | no | Compound numerals exist up to twenty, but they are rarely used. | Aikhenvald, 2003: 217 | |||
Thanggati | yes | 40 | 1 | |||
Tharrkari | Yes | 18 | 1 | |||
Tikuna | no info | |||||
Timbisha | ||||||
Tukano | no | numerals go up to 20 | West and Welch 2004: 64 | |||
Uradhi | Yes | 424 | 1 | |||
Urarina | yes | Native numerals go up to five. Numerals from 6 to 10 are borrowings from Quechua. | Olawsky:277-8 | |||
Wajarri | No info | 36 | x | |||
Wakaya | no info | x | ||||
Walmajarri | yes | 1 | ||||
Wambaya | yes | 1 | ||||
Wangkumara | no info | X | ||||
Waorani | no info | |||||
Wapishana | no | Santos 2006 | ||||
Warlpiri | yes | LG158-9 | 1 | |||
Warluwarra | no info | x | ||||
Warnman | no info | x | ||||
Warrgamay | Yes | 131 | 1 | |||
Warrwa | yes | 1 | ||||
Warumungu | yes | 66 | 1 | |||
Warungu | yes | 159 | 1 | |||
Wathawurrung | yes | 109 | 1 | |||
Waunana | yes | Loewen 1954:97-98 | ||||
Wayuu | no | Captain, 2005 (numerals database) | ||||
Wemba-Wemba | no | H Dictionary 23 | 0 | |||
Western Mono | no | |||||
WesternTorres | no info | x | ||||
Wiradjuri | yes | 26 | 1 | |||
Wirangu | yes | 70 | 1 | |||
Woiwurrung | yes | 96 | 1 | |||
Worrorra | yes | ms9.1 | 1 | |||
Yagua | no info | Payne and Payne 1990 | ||||
Yalarnnga | no info | x | ||||
Yan-nhangu | ||||||
Yandruwandha | yes | Breen dictionary | 1 | |||
Yanesha' | no info | Duff-Tripp | ||||
Yanomami | yes | Mattei-Muller 2007 | No numerals over 2 | |||
Yanyuwa | no info | x | ||||
Yavitero | yes | Mosonyi, 1987: p. 78 | ||||
Yawuru | ||||||
Yidiny | yes | 1 | ||||
Yindjibarndi | no info | x | ||||
Yindjilindji | no info | x | ||||
Yine | no | Matteson 1965:593 | ||||
Yingkarta | no info | x | ||||
Yir Yoront | ||||||
Yorta Yorta | yes | 82 | 1 | |||
Yugambeh | ||||||
Yukuna | no | Shauer & Shauer, 1978: 49-50 | ||||
Yulparija | Yes | 65 | 1 | |||
Yuwaalaraay | Yes | 155 | 1 |
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