Bendi Languages

Ichi Bendi chi am'ichi k'ichẹ ka efu abo Cross River State ku ma kwi southeastern Nigeria aka. Bokyi che ichi Bendi ka ki abo ki bọ aka yi Cameroon. Ma gbaluka abo lẹ tefu Cross River languages iko ki le gwudu i, ma chi ẹtọ ka ki kwi Southern Bantoid, ku ma chẹñwu aluka kpai abo Ekoid languages.ma ch'ukọchẹ lugbo Ichi Bendi, ama ukọlọ ukọchẹ lẹ ku ma chelẹ dọmọ n abẹ ku ma du t'ejugege tan.Amonẹ ma abo ki dẹ ru ich ma ku ma dọ (Ubang) ki nẹ ei abobulẹ kpai abokẹlẹ.
 Ichi 
Am'ichi Obudu-Obanlikwu-Eastern Boki chi:

 Alege, Obanliku, Bekwarra, Bete-Bendi, Bokyi, Bumaji, Utugwang, Ubang, Ukpe-Bayobiri.

 Odu ma kpai ugbo ku ma dẹ 
Odu ma, uwewe ma, kpai ugbo ku ma dẹ ku man kọ tanẹ kwefu Blench ( ọdọ 2019) dọganẹ i.
ichiClusterami ichialu ku ma dabi ko lealu ku ma ko le ami odu ichi manyi ugbo ku ma deami odu omune Exonym(s)ukaluka amone ku ma ki ichiugbo ki deBekwarraBekwara, BekworraYakoro27,500 (1953), 34,000 (1963), 60,000 (1985 SIL)Cross River State, Ogoja LGAObanlikuBasang (Bàsáu), Bebi, Bishiri, Bisu (Gayi), BusiAbanliku19,800 (1963); estimated 65,000 (Faraclas 1989)Cross River State, Obudu LGAObe clusterObeMbube Eastern (a geographical name); OgberiaMbe Afal (by the Mbe)16,341 (1963)Cross River State, Obudu LGA. 6 villages: Nkim, Ogboria Ogang, Ogboria Uchuruo, Ojerim (Ojirim), Árágbán, and Òbósó.MgbenegeObeCross River State, Obudu LGAUtugwangObeOtugwangCross River State, Obudu LGAOkwọrọgungObeOkorogungCross River State, Obudu LGAUkwortungObeOkorotung, OkwọrọtungCross River State, Obudu LGAUbangÙbâŋCross River State, Obudu LGAUkpe–Bayobiri clusterUkpe–Bayobiri12,000 (1973 SIL)Cross River State, Obudu and Ikom LGAsUkpeUkpe–BayobiriBayobiriUkpe–BayobiriAlegeCross River State, Obudu LGABete–BendiBete, BendiBette–BendiDama17,250 (1952), 36,800 (1963)Cross River State, Obudu LGABumajiBumajiumujiBumajiCross River State, Obudu LGAAfrike-Irungene clusterAfrike-IrungeneCross River State, Ogoja LGAAfrikeAfrike-IrungeneAferikpe3,500 (1953)Cross River State, Ogoja LGAIrungeneAfrike-IrungeneCross River State, Ogoja LGABokyiBy clans: Abo, Bashua, Boje, East Boki, Irruan, Osokum, Basua/Ɓashua, Wula: Báswó, Okúndi, KecwanBokiNki, Okii, UkiNfua43,000 (1963); 50,000 in Nigeria (1987 UBS), 3,700 in Cameroon (SIL)Cross River State, Ikom, Ogoja and Obudu LGAs; and in Cameroon

 Aluka 
Ed'eju go aluka ojoji ojoji efu ichi du:
Ichi12345678910Bekwarrakìn -hà -cià -nè -dyaŋ -dyaàkìn  (5 + 1) -dièhà   (5 + 2) -diècià  (5 + 3) -diènè   (5 + 4)irifoBete-Bendi (Bə̀ttə́) (1)ìkènìfèìkíéìnèìdíɔ́ŋìdíɔ́ŋ ìkèn (5 + 1)ìdíɔ́ŋ ìfè    (5 + 2)ìdíɔ́ŋ ìkíé  (5 + 3)ìdíɔ́ŋ ìnè (5 + 4)lèhʷóBete-Bendi (Bette) (2)ikenifeeikʲeindeidʲoŋidʲoŋ-iken  (5 + 1)idʲoŋ-ifee   (5 + 2)idʲoŋ-ikʲe (5 + 3)idʲoŋ-inde  (5 + 4)lihʷoBokyikìbɒ́ŋɛ̀bìfɛ̀ːbìt͡ʃâtbìɲìːbìtáŋɛ̀ɲât͡ʃât     (lit: "add three")kát͡ʃákáɲì  (lit: 3 plus 4)ɲíríɲì      (lit: 4 plus 4)kátáŋɛ̀káɲì (lit: 5 plus 4)děːk͡púː

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