Wasaqalu Numerals syntax

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eya ninci avunda
one brother him-to-me-is
I've one brother

na muna mimundo
two sister they-to-you-are
You have two sisters

veyasu ninci-nda
my-first-brother-is
He's my first brother

m-anasu muna-ndâ
your-second-sister-is
She's your second sister

eya uninci-nda
one my-brother-is
He's one of my brothers

ru mâmuna-ndalo
three your-sister-are
They are three of your sisters

veya ninci-nda
my-one brother he-is
He's my only brother

mâna muna-ndalo
your-two sister they-are
They are you two sisters

eya nayo namumba
one man he-came
One man came

eya suncanunu
one it-did-I
I've done (just) one (thing)

na nâmumbo
two came
Two (men) came

na suncanunu
two them-did-I
I've done two (things)

leyasu nayo namumba
first-man he-came
The first man came

lanasu suncanunu
second it-did-I
I've done the second one

leyasu namumba
first he-came
The first came

aleyasu namumba
he-first he-came
He was the first to come

eyampa namumba
once he-came
He came (only) once

nampa namumba
twice he-came
He came twice

nampa ñalu antanawa
double milk he-dranks
He drank milk twice

nampa ñalu sanâmba antanawa
double milk from-you he-dranks
He drank milk twice more than you

eyala namumba
first-time he-came
He came the first time

eyala-nda namba
first-time-is he-comes
He comes for the first time


eya nâ
one day
One day

fâ nâ
ten day
Ten days

leyasu nâ
first day
The first day

lambâsu nâ
tenth day
The tenth day

nasalanjâ
beginning-day
The first day

nampuñâ
last-day
The last day


1. Script and phonetics
2. Nouns
3. Pronouns and adverbs
4. Numerals
5. Verbs
6. Syntax


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