Babatana numbers

How to count in Babatana, a Northwest Solomonic language spoken on Choiseul Island in the north of the Solomon Islands.

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Numeral Cardinal
1 köke
2 kere
3 tulu
4 vati
5 lima
6 vonomo
7 vitu
8 viu
9 zia
10 mano
11 mano köke
12 mano kere
13 mano tulu
14 mano vati
15 mano lima
16 mano vonomo
17 mano vitu
18 mano viu
19 mano zia
20 karabete
21 karabete köke
22 karabete kere
23 karabete tulu
24 karabete vati
25 karabete lima
26 karabete vonomo
27 karabete vitu
28 karabete viu
29 karabete zia
30 tolo ngonu
40 kereduki
50 neqo
60 neqo mano, vonomnölu
70 neqo karabete, vitunölu
80 neqo tulungunu, viunölu
90 neqo kereduki, zianölu
100 köke vubi
1000 köke mau

Sources
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babatana_language#Numbers
https://lingweb.eva.mpg.de/channumerals/Babatana.htm

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