Number | Limboo Grammar
kfNnf | ofSyLI xLKkfg-
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kfNnf "Palla" (Number)
kfNn: kfNnf d[Kgfa[G xLKkfg-glaf cXn-nl v[G dlIV dlIn[SV nX;Xs- gL kfDd]xfCF[G vfglt-tlG sL;lIglt-t[T. sL;lI _ sXt-rXCV sXt-rXCxfCV cfIufCV cfglCV sGV sGxfCV vLg[C k]s-V vLglC d[a]s-V ju[Ff.
Number: A Number is a grammatical category that refers to the count of nouns, pronouns, adjectives and verbs. It is called as Paal-laa or Palla (Number), e.g. dog, dogs, I, we, this, these, he goes, they go, etc.
k]Ff | Word Meaning
kfNnf (Paal-laa) : Number, xLKkfg-glaf (hup-paan-ni-ba) : grammatical, cXn-nl (ol-li) : category, dlI (ming) : Name, Noun, dlIn[S (ming-lek) : Pronoun, nX;Xs- (lo-sok) : Adjective, kfDd] (paam-may) : verb, vfglt- (khaa-nit) : count, sL;lI (kusing) : example, sXt-rXC (kot-cho?) : dog, sXt-rXCxfC (kot-cho?ha?) : dogs, cfIufC (aang-gaa?) : I, cfglC (aani?) : we, sG (kan) : this, sGxfC (kan-ha?) : these, vLg[C (khu-nay?) : s/he, vLglC (khu-ni?) : they, ju[Ff (wa-gay-ra) : etcetera.
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kfNnfF[G kFlS "Pallaren Parik" (Types of Number)
kfNnfclG ;LD;l kFlSsX xMfdf ;LSt[T:_
(1) ylSkfNnfV (2) glkfNnf gL (3) os-kfNnf.
Number can be divided into three types:-
(1) Singular Number, (2) Dual Number and (3) Plural Number
Note: In Limboo language, a Number is divided into three types based on its use but the dual number may not be applicable in English and some other languages.
(1) ylSkfNnf/Singular Number:
nTylSFS dgf of rluXs-jfF[G vfglt- sL;lIglt-t[T v[GglG ylSkfNnf d[d[TtLC. sL;lI _ gfSrfV kfMV clIufCV v[g[CV sGV v[GV ju[Ff.
A Singular Number that refers to the count of only one person or thing is called as Thik-paal-laa (Singular Number), e.g. pen, father, I, you (one), this, that, etc.
k]Ff | Word Meaning
dgf (ma-naa) : person, gfSrf (naak-chaa) : pen, kfM (paa:) : father, kfM (paa) : father, v[G (khen) : that.
(2) glkfNnf/Daul Number:
g[TplFS dgf;l of rluXs-jf;lF[G vfglt- sL;lIglt-t[T v[GglG glkfNnf d[d[TtLC. sL;lI _ gfSrf;lV kfM;lV cfGplCV v[GplCV ju[Ff.
A Dual Number that refers to the count of only two persons or things is called as Ni-paal-laa (Dual Number), e.g. both pens, both fathers, we two, you two (both of you), etc.
k]Ff | Word Meaning
g[Tpl (net-chhi) : two, cfGplC (aan-chhi)? : we two (both of us), v[GplC (khen-chhi?) : you two (both of you)
(3) os-kfNnf/Plural Number:
g[TplgLNn[ oFlS dgfxfC of rluXs-jfxfCF[G vfglt- sL;lIglt-t[T v[GglG os-kfNnf d[d[TtLC. sL;lI _ gfSrfxfCV kfMxfCV cfglCV v[glCV sGxfCV v[GxfCV ju[Ff.
A Plural Number that refers to the count of more than two persons or things is called as Yak-paal-laa (Plural Number), e.g. pens, fathers, we, you (all), these, those, etc.
k]Ff | Word Meaning
v[GxfC (khen-ha?) : those
Disclaimer: The Pronunciations written in English may not be accurate as per IPA of Limboo Language but it is just for immediate Pronunciation of each word. I have tried to write the pronunciation of each word that sounds almost exact in the language. So, you must watch videos of Number in order to hear the proper pronunciation of Limboo Words or Definitions given in Limboo Langauge.
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