Numbers in Bunak

How to count in Bunak (Bunaq), a Trans-New Guinea language spoken on the island of Timor in East Timor, and in West Timor in Indonesia.

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Numeral Cardinal numbers
1 uen
2 hiloqo(n)
3 goniqo(n)
4 goniqil
5 goniciet
6 tomol
7 hitu
8 walu
9 siwe
10 sogo uen
11 sogo gal uen
12 sogo gal hiloqon
13 sogo gal goniqon
14 sogo gal goniqil
15 sogo gal goniciet
16 sogo gal tomol
17 sogo gal hitu
18 sogo gal walu
19 sogo gal siwe
20 sogo hiloqon
21 sogo hiloqon gal uen
22 sogo hiloqon gal hiloqon
23 sogo hiloqon gal goniqon
24 sogo hiloqon gal goniqil
25 sogo hiloqon gal goniciet
26 sogo hiloqon gal tomol
27 sogo hiloqon gal hitu
28 sogo hiloqon gal walu
29 sogo hiloqon gal siwe
30 sogo goniqon
40 sogo goniqil
50 sogo goniciet
60 sogo tomol
70 sogo hitu
80 sogo walu
90 sogo siwe
100 atus uen
200 atus hiloqon
300 atus goniqon
400 atus goniqil
500 atus goniciet
600 atus tomol
700 atus hitu
800 atus walu
900 atus siwe
1,000 lihur uen
2,000 lihur hiloqon
3,000 lihur goniqon
4,000 lihur goniqil
5,000 lihur goniciet
6,000 lihur tomol
7,000 lihur hitu
8,000 lihur walu
9,000 lihur siwe
10,000 beqin uen

Source: Bunaq : a Papuan language of central Timor (a PhD thesis by Antionette Schapper, 2009)

Information about Bunak numbers
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bunak_(Sprache)#Vokabular

Information compiled by Wolfgang Kuhl

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