How to count in Wanorani (Wao Terero), a languge isolate spoken mainly in eastern Ecuador, and also in Peru.
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| Numeral | Cardinal |
|---|---|
| 1 | aroke |
| 2 | mẽña |
| 3 | mẽña go aroke |
| 4 | mẽña go mẽña |
| 5 | ãẽmãẽmpoke |
| 6 | ãẽmãẽmpoke go aroke |
| 7 | ãẽmãẽmpoke go mẽña |
| 8 | mẽña mẽña mẽña mẽña |
| 9 | ãẽmãẽmpoke mẽña go mẽña |
| 10 | tipãẽmpoke |
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Information about counting in Wanorani
https://www.native-languages.org/numbers/waorani_numbers.htm
https://lingweb.eva.mpg.de/channumerals/Waorani.htm
Information about Waorani | Numbers
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