Sayula Popoluca numbers

How to count in Sayula Popoluca (yamay ajw), a Mixe language spoken in the southern Veracruz in southeastern Mexico. These numbers were documented by Dr. Eustorijo Calderón in 1892. By the 1960s only a few elderly speakers of Sayula Populuca could remember them, and today Spanish numbers are used.

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Numeral	Cardinal
1	tuꞌk
2	mečk, mechki
3	tugup
4	maktašp, mactax
5	mogošp
6	tuhtup
7	huštuhtup
8	tugutuhtup
9	taštuhtup
10	mak, makp
11	makpimuhtup
12	makpimuhmečk
13	makpimuhtugup
14	makpimuhmaktašp
15	makpimuhmogošp
16	makpimuhtuhtup
17	makpimuhhuštuhtup
18	makpimuhtugutuhtup
19	makpimuhtaštuhtup
20	iꞌpš
21	iꞌpštuꞌk
22	iꞌpšmečk
23	iꞌpštugup
24	iꞌpšmaktašp
25	iꞌpšmogošp
26	iꞌpštuhtup
27	iꞌpšhuštuhtup
28	iꞌpštugutuhtup
29	iꞌpštaštuhtup
30	ipximucmap
100	mun

Source: https://www.sil.org/resources/archives/1629

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