How to count in Adaizan (Tenánat Hadéyas), a language isolate that was spoken in northwestern Louisiana until the 19th century, and which is currently being revived..
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| Numeral | Cardinal |
|---|---|
| 0 | séro |
| 1 | nánkœs |
| 2 | nœs |
| 3 | kô |
| 4 | takáce |
| 5 | sïpákan |
| 6 | pakanánkœs |
| 7 | pakanœs |
| 8 | pakakô |
| 9 | sïkínœs |
| 10 | nyúsne |
| 11 | kwœskosnáwa |
| 12 | kwœskosnœs |
| 13 | kwœskoskô |
| 14 | kwœskostakáce |
| 15 | kwœskospákan |
| 16 | kwœskospakanánkœs |
| 17 | kwœskospakanœs |
| 18 | kwœskospakakô |
| 19 | kwœskossïkínœs |
| 20 | nyusnyenákœs |
Information provided by Boyd Ocen
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Information about Adaizan | Phrases | Numbers
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Alphabetical index | Language family index
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