A Narrative of the Captivity and Adventures of John Tanner (U.S. Interpreter at the Saut de Ste. Marie) / During Thirty Years Residence among the Indians in the Interior of North America

by John Tanner

CHAPTER II.
Comparison of numerals, to ten, in several American dialects.

1. Oto—From Say.

• Yon-ka
• No-wa
• Tah-ne
• To-wa
• Sah-tah
• Sha-gua
• Shah-a-muh
• Kra-rah-ba-na
• Shan-ka
• Kra-ba-nuh

2. Konza.

• Meakh-che
• Nom-pah
• Yah-ber-re
• To-pah
• Sha-tah
• Shahp-peh
• Pa-om-bah
• Pa-yah-ber-re
• Shank-kuh
• Ker-ab-bu-rah

3. Omawhaw.

• Meach-che
• Nom-bah
• Ra-bene
• To-bah
• Sah-tah
• Shap-pa
• Pa-noom-ba
• Pa-rah-bene
• Shoon-kah
• Kra-ba-rah

4. Yauktong.

• Wan-chah
• No-pah
• Yah-me-ne
• To-pah
• Zah-pe-tah
• Shah-kah-pe
• Shah-ko-e
• Sha-kun-do-ah
• Nuh-pet-che-wun-bah
• Week-che-min-nuh