Re: Numerals was Re: Judajca
From: | bnathyuw <bnathyuw@...> |
Date: | Thursday, August 22, 2002, 9:24 |
--- Padraic Brown <elemtilas@...> wrote: > ---
Barry Garcia <barry_garcia@...> wrote:
> > CONLANG@LISTSERV.BROWN.EDU writes:
in bac ( which as you will see is NOT romance derived
): ( second numbers represent the base 5 form )
0 supit 0
1 buy 1
2 lek 2
3 yaj 3
4 kur 4
5 bis 10
6 bisbuy 11
7 bislek 12
8 bisyaj 13
9 biskur 14
10 bisek 20
11 bisekbuy 21
12 biseklek 22
13 bisekyaj 23
14 bisekkur 24
15 bisaj 30
16 bisajbuy 31
20 bisur 40
25 kip 100
26 kipbuy 101
30 kipbis 110
31 kipbisbuy 111
35 kipbisek 120
36 kipbisekbuy 121
50 kipek 200
61 kipekbisekbuy 221
125 kipis 1 000
624 kipisurkipurbisurkur 4 444
( also kipure bhisur bisurkure : 125 x (4 + (25 x 4))
and (5 x 4 + 4)
i have the word for 625 ( 10 000 ) at home, but i'm
ashamed to say i can't remember it . . . 390 625 is
|lehtap| ( 100 000 000 )
when applied to a noun, the smallest place value is
made a suffix and any others are used to define it
|tog| = house
|togek| = 2 houses
|togek bhis| = 7 houses
|togipek| = 50 houses
|togek khipekbisek| = 62 houses
other means of expression are possible, but rare:
|tog bhisek| = 7 houses ( more precise. used for maths
and for emphasis )
|bisek thog| = 7 of a house ( all of them the same or
v similar. you could use this formulation when
shopping : i'ld like four of the red ones : |Lhir khur
that shelb| )
bn
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