Numbers in Kalamang

How to count in Kalamang, a member of the Berau Gulf group of Trans-New Guinea languages spoken on Karas Island in West Papua in Indonesia.

Some numbers can change depending on what is being counted, for example, one (bundle) = poupkon, one (round thing) = narkon, one (canoe) = mirkon, one (long, thin thing) = kieskon, one (living being) = epkon

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Numeral Cardinal numbers
1 kon
2 eir
3 karuol
4 kansuor
5 ap
6 raman
7 ramandaling
8 irie
9 kaninggonie
10 putkon
11 putkon ba kon
12 putkon ba eir
13 putkon ba karuok
14 putkon ba kansuor
15 putkon ba ap
16 putkon ba raman
17 putkon ba ramandalin
18 putkon ba irie
19 putkon ba kaninggonie
20 purir
21 purir ba kon
22 purir ba eir
23 purir ba karuok
24 purir ba kansuor
25 purir ba ap
26 purir ba raman
27 purir ba ramandalin
28 purir ba irie
29 purir ba kaninggonie
30 putkaruok
40 putkansuor
50 purap
60 putraman
70 putramandaling
80 putirie
90 putkaninggonie
100 reit, reitkon
1000 ripi, ripion
10000 salak

Information about counting in Kalamang
https://lingweb.eva.mpg.de/channumerals/Karas.htm
https://langsci-press.org/catalog/book/344
https://dictionaria.clld.org/contributions/kalamang#twords

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Numbers in Berau Gulf languages

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