Numbers in Mojave

How to count in Mojave (Hamakhav), a Yuman language spoken in parts of Arizona, California and Nevada in the USA.

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Numeral Cardinal
1 seto
2 havik
3 hamok
4 chumapap
5 tharap
6 'amayk, 'asent
7 'amayk havik, viik
8 'amayk hamok, muuk
9 halyuthuy, pay
10 'arap, rap havik
11 rap havikm 'asent
12 rap havikm havik
13 rap havikm hamok
14 rap havikm chumapap
15 rap havikm tharap
16 rap havikm 'asent
17 rap havikm 'amayk havik
18 rap havikm 'amayk hamok
19 rap havikm halyuthuy
20 takadúucha havik
21 takadúucha havikm 'asent
30 takadúucha hamok
40 takadúucha chumapap
50 takadúucha tharap
60 takadúucha 'asent
70 takadúucha 'amayk havik
80 takadúucha 'amayk hamok
90 takadúucha halyuthuy
100 kwihant, takadúucha wan hant
1000 thawsant

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Links

Information about counting in Mojave
https://www.native-languages.org/mojave_words.htm
https://linguistics.ucla.edu/publications/opl_10.pdf

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