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7 [seven]

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7 [ሸውዓተ]

7 [shewi‘ate]

ቁጽርታት

k’uts’iritati

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I count: ኣነ-እ-ጽር፥ ኣ_ እ____ ኣ- እ-ጽ-፥ -------- ኣነ እቖጽር፥ 0
k’u----r-tati k____________ k-u-s-i-i-a-i ------------- k’uts’iritati
one, two, three ሓ-፣---ተ- -ለ-ተ ሓ__ ክ___ ሰ___ ሓ-፣ ክ-ተ- ሰ-ስ- ------------- ሓደ፣ ክልተ፣ ሰለስተ 0
k’----i---a-i k____________ k-u-s-i-i-a-i ------------- k’uts’iritati
I count to three. ኣነ -ሳ- -ለ-ተ--ቖ-ር። ኣ_ ክ__ ሰ___ እ____ ኣ- ክ-ብ ሰ-ስ- እ-ጽ-። ----------------- ኣነ ክሳብ ሰለስተ እቖጽር። 0
a-----̱’----iri፥ a__ i__________ a-e i-̱-o-s-i-i- ---------------- ane iḵ’ots’iri፥
I count further: ኣ- ቀ---እ-ጽ--የ። ኣ_ ቀ__ እ______ ኣ- ቀ-ለ እ-ጽ-’-። -------------- ኣነ ቀጺለ እቖጽር’የ። 0
a-- -k---ts’ir-፥ a__ i__________ a-e i-̱-o-s-i-i- ---------------- ane iḵ’ots’iri፥
four, five, six, ኣ-ባዕተ፣ ሓ-ሽተ--ሽዱሽተ ኣ_____ ሓ____ ሽ___ ኣ-ባ-ተ- ሓ-ሽ-፣ ሽ-ሽ- ----------------- ኣርባዕተ፣ ሓሙሽተ፣ ሽዱሽተ 0
ane-i-̱-o---i-i፥ a__ i__________ a-e i-̱-o-s-i-i- ---------------- ane iḵ’ots’iri፥
seven, eight, nine ሸው-ተ፣-ሸሞ----ት--ተ ሸ____ ሸ____ ት___ ሸ-ዓ-፣ ሸ-ን-፣ ት-ዓ- ---------------- ሸውዓተ፣ ሸሞንተ፣ ትሽዓተ 0
h--d---ki-ite---ele-i-e ḥ____ k______ s_______ h-a-e- k-l-t-፣ s-l-s-t- ----------------------- ḥade፣ kilite፣ selesite
I count. ኣ- -ቖጽር። ኣ_ እ____ ኣ- እ-ጽ-። -------- ኣነ እቖጽር። 0
h-------ili-------e--te ḥ____ k______ s_______ h-a-e- k-l-t-፣ s-l-s-t- ----------------------- ḥade፣ kilite፣ selesite
You count. ን-- ትቖ--። ን__ ት____ ን-ኻ ት-ጽ-። --------- ንስኻ ትቖጽር። 0
h-a-e፣-kil-t-- --l-s--e ḥ____ k______ s_______ h-a-e- k-l-t-፣ s-l-s-t- ----------------------- ḥade፣ kilite፣ selesite
He counts. ንሱ-ይ--ር። ን_ ይ____ ን- ይ-ጽ-። -------- ንሱ ይቖጽር። 0
a-- -i-a-i se--site-i-̱’-ts---i። a__ k_____ s_______ i__________ a-e k-s-b- s-l-s-t- i-̱-o-s-i-i- -------------------------------- ane kisabi selesite iḵ’ots’iri።
One. The first. ሓ-።--- -ዳማ-። ሓ__ እ_ ቀ____ ሓ-። እ- ቀ-ማ-። ------------ ሓደ። እቲ ቀዳማይ። 0
an---is-bi--e--site iḵ----’iri። a__ k_____ s_______ i__________ a-e k-s-b- s-l-s-t- i-̱-o-s-i-i- -------------------------------- ane kisabi selesite iḵ’ots’iri።
Two. The second. ክል-።-እቲ -ል-ይ ክ___ እ_ ካ___ ክ-ተ- እ- ካ-ኣ- ------------ ክልተ። እቲ ካልኣይ 0
a-e---sa-i -el-s--- ---’ot-’-r-። a__ k_____ s_______ i__________ a-e k-s-b- s-l-s-t- i-̱-o-s-i-i- -------------------------------- ane kisabi selesite iḵ’ots’iri።
Three. The third. ሰ--ተ--እቲ ----። ሰ____ እ_ ሳ____ ሰ-ስ-። እ- ሳ-ሳ-። -------------- ሰለስተ። እቲ ሳልሳይ። 0
a-e --e-s-ī-e-i-̱’ot-’-ri’-e። a__ k________ i_____________ a-e k-e-s-ī-e i-̱-o-s-i-i-y-። ----------------------------- ane k’ets’īle iḵ’ots’iri’ye።
Four. The fourth. ኣ--ዕተ-----ራብዓይ። ኣ_____ እ_ ራ____ ኣ-ባ-ተ- እ- ራ-ዓ-። --------------- ኣርባዕተ። እቲ ራብዓይ። 0
ane--’---’-l- --̱-o--’-r--ye። a__ k________ i_____________ a-e k-e-s-ī-e i-̱-o-s-i-i-y-። ----------------------------- ane k’ets’īle iḵ’ots’iri’ye።
Five. The fifth. ሓ-ሽ----ቲ ሓም--። ሓ____ እ_ ሓ____ ሓ-ሽ-። እ- ሓ-ሻ-። -------------- ሓሙሽተ። እቲ ሓምሻይ። 0
a---k’-t--īle --̱’-t-’i-i-ye። a__ k________ i_____________ a-e k-e-s-ī-e i-̱-o-s-i-i-y-። ----------------------------- ane k’ets’īle iḵ’ots’iri’ye።
Six. The sixth. ሽዱ-ተ።-እ- -ዱሻ-። ሽ____ እ_ ሻ____ ሽ-ሽ-። እ- ሻ-ሻ-። -------------- ሽዱሽተ። እቲ ሻዱሻይ። 0
a-ib-‘---- -̣am------- s----shi-e a_________ ḥ_________ s_________ a-i-a-i-e- h-a-u-h-t-፣ s-i-u-h-t- --------------------------------- ariba‘ite፣ ḥamushite፣ shidushite
Seven. The seventh. ሸ---።-እቲ-----። ሸ____ እ_ ሻ____ ሸ-ዓ-። እ- ሻ-ዓ-። -------------- ሸውዓተ። እቲ ሻውዓይ። 0
ari--‘i-e፣-ḥa--shite፣--hid-shite a_________ ḥ_________ s_________ a-i-a-i-e- h-a-u-h-t-፣ s-i-u-h-t- --------------------------------- ariba‘ite፣ ḥamushite፣ shidushite
Eight. The eighth. ሸ---። እ- ሻም-ይ። ሸ____ እ_ ሻ____ ሸ-ን-። እ- ሻ-ና-። -------------- ሸሞንተ። እቲ ሻምናይ። 0
a-ib-‘---- --a-u-hi-e፣ --id-shite a_________ ḥ_________ s_________ a-i-a-i-e- h-a-u-h-t-፣ s-i-u-h-t- --------------------------------- ariba‘ite፣ ḥamushite፣ shidushite
Nine. The ninth. ት---።-እ- ታ-ዓ-። ት____ እ_ ታ____ ት-ዓ-። እ- ታ-ዓ-። -------------- ትሽዓተ። እቲ ታሽዓይ። 0
shewi‘-t-፣ s-emonit-- tish--ate s_________ s_________ t________ s-e-i-a-e- s-e-o-i-e- t-s-i-a-e ------------------------------- shewi‘ate፣ shemonite፣ tishi‘ate

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