Karuk numbers

How to count in Karuk (araráhih), a language isolate spoken along the Klamath river in northwestern California in the USA.

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There are also a couple of ordinal numbers: píšī·p (first of two) and pišî·č (first of several)

Source: William Bright: The Karok Language. University of California Press - 1957.

Information provided by Wolfgang Kuhl

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Numbers in language isolates

Adaizan, Ainu, Basque, Chitimacha, Eskayan, Haida, Karuk, Korean, Kunza, Nivkh, Puroik/Sulung, Tunica, Yuchi / Euchee, Zakhring, Zuni

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