Re: Survey of conlangs: numbers

Quoting Robert Jung <RobertMJung@...>:

> For those of you who have conlangs, I would appreciate it if you send me
> (RobertMJung@hotmail.com) your favourite conlang's/conlangs' numbers, from
> 0-10 (or higher if you deem it necessary). If your conlang is a posteriori,
> please specify the source language, and, if possible, the original word in
> the source language.
>
> Comments pertaining to the grammar of numbers of your conlang(s) are also
> welcome.
>
> I might decide to post these numbers online. If I do so, I will give the URL
> in a later post.
>
> This project is comparrable to Mark Rosenfelder's Numbers list
> (http://www.zompist.com).
Have you been in contact with Janko Gorenc (whose name I've hopefully spelt
correctly!)? He's been gathering numerals 1-10 for dozens and hundreds of
conlangs, and IIRC said something about making a webpage about them. You might
be helpful for one another ...

At any rate, 0-10 in Tairezazh;

0   ðaig
1   dza
2   sei
3   vef
4   sag
5   zvou
6   šar
7   tren
8   ašt
9   trav
10  &#952;el

                                                           Andreas

PS Should some of that get mangled, the first letter of _ðaig_ is an eth, the
first of _šar_ and second of _ašt_ is an s-hacek and the first of  _&#952;el_ is a
theta. In ASCII, I usually write these as "dh", "sh" and "th".

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