Eastern Austronesian
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Eastern Austronesian-CN
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South
Halmaheraː
- Irarutuː
Irahutu
- Eastern Makian-Ganeː
East Makian,
Gane
- Southeast Halmaheraː
Buli,
Maba,
Patani,
Sawai
(Weda)
-
West New Guinea:
- Bomberaiː
Bedoanas,
Erokwanas
- North Bomberaiː Arguni,
Onin,
Sekar,
Uruangnirin
- Kowiaiː
Kowiai
- Cenderawasih Bayː
- Biakicː
Biak,
† Dusner,
Meoswar
- Iresimː
Yeresiam
- Morː
Mor
- Raja Ampatː
Ambel
(Waigeo), As,
Batta,
Biga, Gebe, Kawe, Legenyem,
Matbat,
Ma'ya,
Salawati (Maden),
Wauyai
- Tandiaː
†Tandia
- Waropenː
Waropen
- Yapenː
Central-Westernː
Ambai,
Ansus,
Busami,
Marau,
Munggui,
Papuma,
Pom,
Roon,
Serui-Laut,
Wamesa (Wandamen),
Wooi
(Woi)
Eastː
Kurudu,
Wabo
- Yaurː
Yaur
- Yeretuarː
Yeretuar
(Umar)
- Kuri:
Kuri
-
Yapese:
Yapeseː Oceanic Austronesian Languages
-
St. Matthias:
Mussau-Emira,
Tenis
(Tench)
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Sarmi-Jayapura
Bay:
-
Jayapura Bay:
Kayupulau,
Ormu,
Tobati
-
Sarmi: Anus, Bonggo, Fedan, Kaptiau,
Liki,
Masimasi,
Mo,
Sobei,
Sunum,
Tarpia,
Yarsun
- Siassi:
- Sepik-Madang:
- Schouten:
- Kairiru:
Kaiep,
Kairiru,
Terebu
- Manam:
Biem,
Kis,
Manam,
Medebur,
Sepa,
Wogeo
- Siauː Essano (Sissano),
Kap (Ali),
Malol,
Orop
(Arop-Sissano),
Sera,
Tumleo,
Ulau-Suain
-
Madang
(Bel):
Awad Bing (Bilau),
Bilbil,
Gedaged,
Marik,
Mindiri,
Matukar
Panau, Takai (Megiar),
Yote
(Wab)
- Rai Coast-Northwest New Britain:
- Rai Coast (Vitiaz):
Arop-Lokep,
Karnai (Barim), Mur Pano,
Pano ( Malasanga),
Mbula,
Mato ( Nenaya),
Uma (Roinji),
Sio
- Bariai-Ngero:
Bariai,
Gitua,
Kove,
Lusi,
Maleu-Kilenge,
Mala (Malalamai),
Tami,
Mutu
Markham:
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Lowerː
Busuː
†Aribwatsa (Lae),
†Aribwaungg (Yalu),
Duwet
(Guwet),
Musom,
Nafi (Sirak )
Labuː
Labu
Wamparː
Wampar
- Upperː
Adzera,
Mari (Hop),
Sarasira
(Sirasira), Sukurum,
Wampur
- Watutː
Middle Kodut (Silisili),
North Kodut (Unank),
South Kodut
North
(Huon Gulf)ː
Bugawac
(Bukawac),
Kala (Kela),
Numbami
(Sipoma), Yabem
Southː
- Hote-Buang:
- Buangː
Mangga Buang,
Mapos Buang,
Kapin,
Piu,
Vehes
- Mumeng Chain:
Dambi,
Gorakor,
Kumalu,
Patep,
Zenag
- Hoteː
Malei (Hote)
- Kaiwa:
Iwal (Kaiwa)
Papuan Tip:
- Nuclear:
- Maisin:
Maisin
- North Papuan Mainland:
- Anuki:
Anuki
- Are-Taupota:
Are, Doga,
Gapapaiwa,
Ghayavi,
Gweda,
Haigwai,
Kaninuwa,
Maiwaia,
Minaveha,
Miniafia-Oyan,
Taupota,
Tawala,
Ubir,
Wa'ema,
Wedau,
Yakaikeke
- Bwaidoga:
Bwaidoka,
Iamalele,
Iduna,
Koluwawa
(Kalokalo),
Maiadomu,
Molima,
West
Goodenough (Diodio)
- Dobu-Duau:
Boselewa,
Bunama,
Dobu,
Duau,
Galeya,
Mwatebu,
Sewa Bay
- Gumawana:
Gumawana
(Gumasi)
- Kakabai:
Dawawa,
Kakabai
- Suauic:
'Auhelawa,
Buhutu,
Bwanabwana,
Oya'oya,
Saliba,
Suau,
Unubahe,
Wagawaga,
Yaleba
- Peripheral:
- Central Papuan:
- Oumic:
†Bina,
Magori,
†Ouma,
†Yoba
- Sinagoro-Keapara:
Keapara,
Motu,
Sinaugoro,
Vula'a
(Hula)
- West Central
Papuan:
Abadi (Gabadi),
Kuni,
Lala (Nara),
Mekeo,
Toura,
Waima
(Roro)
- Kilivila-Lousiades:
- Kilivila:
Budibud,
Kilivila,
Muyuw
- Misima:
Misima Paneati
- Nimoa-Sudest:
Rifao
(Nimoa), Sudest
Bali-Vitu: Uneapa,
Vitu (Muduapa)
Willaumez
Peninsula:
Bola,
Bulu,
Meramera,
Nakanai
Southwest New Britain:
- Amaraː
Amara
-
Arawe:
- Mangsengː
Mangseng
- East Araweː
Akolet,
Amio-Gelimi
(Atui)
- West Araweː
Aiklep (Kaul),
Ambul (Apalik),
Bebeli
(Kapore),
Gimi,
Solong
- Pasismanua:
Aighon, Karore, Kaulong
/ Pasismanua,
Miu
(Myu), Sengseng
- Bibling:
Lamogai,
Mouk-Aria
- Mengen:
Lote,
Mamusi,
Mengen
- Tomoip:
Tomoip
New Ireland-Tolai:
- Madak:
Barok,
Lavatbura-Lamusong,
Madak
-
Minigir
(Vinitiri)
- Northern New Ireland:
Kara,
Lihir,
Lakumarau,
Mandara,
Nalik,
Notsi,
Tiang,
Tigak,
Tungag
- Patpatar-Tolai:
Fanamaket,
†Guramalum, Kandas,
Konomala,
Kuanua (Tolai),
Label, Niwer Mil
(Tangga), Patpatar,
Ramoaaina,
Siar-Lak,
Sururunga,
Warwar-Feni
Admiralty Islands:
-
Western
Admiralties:
-
†
Kaniet
-
Seimat
- Wuvulu-Aua:
Wuvulu-Aua
- Eastern
Admiralties:
-
Manus:
- East
Manus:
Andra-Hus, Elu,
Ere,
Kele,
Koro (Papitalai),
Kurti,
Leipon,
Lele,
Nali,
Ponam,
Titan
- Mokoreng-Loniu:
Idio / Mokerang,
Loniu
- West Manus:
Bipi,
†Hermit,
Khehek
(Ndrehet), Likum,
Mondropolon,
Nyindrou,
Sori-Harengan,
Tulu-Bohuai
- Pak-Tong:
Pak-Tong
- Southeast Islands:
Lenkau,
Lou,
Paluai (Baluan),
Neherneh (Nauna),
Penchal
Bougainville:
- North and East:
- North-Hehan:
Hahon,
Hakõ,
Halia
(Selau),
Nehan,
Petats,
Saposa,
Solos,
Teop,
Tinputz (Timputz)
- Mono-Uruava:
Mono-Alu
(Mono),
Torau,
†Uruava
- Papapana:
Papapana
- West:
Bannoni,
Lawunuia
Choiseul:
- Central-Eastern:
Babatana
- Northwest:
Ririo,
Vaghua,
Varisi
New Georgia:
- East:
Bareke,
Vangunu,
Marovo
- West:
Duke,
Ghanongga,
Hoava,
†Kazukuru,
Kusaghe,
Lungga,
Roviana,
Simbo,
Ughele
Santa Isabel:
- Central:
Blablanga,
Kokota,
Zazao / Kilokaka
- East:
Cheke Holo,
Gao
- West:
†Laghu,
Zabana
Temotu:
- Reefs-Santa Cruz:
Äiwoo,
Engdewu (Nagu),
Nalögo,
Natügu, Noipä
- Utupua:
Amba
(Nemboa),
Asumboa
(Asumbua),
†Tanibili (Tanimbili)
- Vanikoroː
†Lovono
(Vano),
†Tanema,
Teanu
(Buma)
Southern Vanuatu:
- Aneityum:
Aneityum
- Erromanga:
†Ifo,
Sie,
Ura
Tanna:
Kwamera,
Lenakel,
North Tanna,
Southwest Tanna,
Whitesands
New Caledonia:
- Haekicː Haeke
- Northern:
- Haveke,
Vamale
- Central:
Cemuhî,
Paicî
- Extreme Northern:
Caac,
Nêlêmwa-Nixumwak (Kumak),
Nyelâyu (Yalayu),
Yuanga
- North:
- Pwaamei,
Pwapwâ
- Hmwaveke:
Bwatoo,
Hmwaveke,
†Waamwang
- Nemiː
Fwâi,
Jawe,
Nemi,
Pije
- Southern:
-
Extreme Southern:
Drubea
(Dumbea), Numèè
- South:
- Wallic:
Ajië,
Arhâ,
†Arhö,
Neku,
Orowe
- Xaracuu-Xaragure:
Xârâcùù,
Xârâgurè
- Zire-Tiri:
†Sîshëë
(Zire),
Tîrî
(Tinrin)
Loyalty:
Drehu
(Dehu), Iaai,
Nengone
Remote Oceanic:
- Micronesian:
- Nauruan:
Nauruan
- Kiribati:
Kiribati
- Kusaiean:
Kosraean
(Kusaiean)
- Marshallese:
Marshallese
- Ponapeic-Trukic:
- Ponapeic:
Mokilese,
Pingelapese,
Pohnpeian
(Ponapean)
- Trukic:
Saipan Carolinian,
Chuukese
(Trukese),
†Mapia,
Mortlockese,
Namonuito,
Pááfang,
Puluwatese,
Satawalese,
Sonsorol,
Tanapag,
Tobian, Ulithian,
Woleaian
Southeast Solomons:
- Gela-Guadalcanal:
- Bughotu:
Bughotu
- Gela:
Gela,
Lengo
- Guadacanal:
Birao,
Ghari,
Malango,
Talise
- Malaita-San Cristobal
- Malaita:
- Longgu:
Longgu
- Northern:
Baeggu, Baelelea, Fataleka, Gula'alaa (Kwai), Kwaio,
Kwara'ae,
Lau,
To'abaita,
Wala
- Southern:
'Are'are,
Dori'o,
Oroha,
Sa'a
- San Cristobal:
Arosi, Fagani,
Kahua,
Owa,
Bauro (Tairaha)
Central & Northern Vanuatu:
- East Santo:
- North:
Sakao
- South:
-
Polonombauk,
Shark Bay
Malekula Interior:
- Labo:
Ninde
(Labo)
- Malekula Central:
- Small Nambas:
Dixon Reef, Letemboi,
Repanbitip
Northeast Vanuatu-Banks Islands
- East Vanuatu:
- Torres
and Banks Islands:
Hiw,
Lo-Toga,
Dorig (Wetamut),
Koro-Olrat,
Lakon (Lakona),
Lehali,
Lemerig,
Löyöp
(Lehalurup), Mota,
Mwerlap (Merlav), Mwotlap (Motlav), Nume,
Olrat,
Vera'a
(Vatrata), Vurës
(Mosina) -
Aoba Island:
East
Ambae,
West Ambae
-
Maewo Island:
Baetora,
Central
Maewo,
Marino
-
Pentecost Island:
Apma,
Hano,
Sa,
Seke,
†Sowa
-
Ambrym Island:
North Ambrym,
Southeast Ambrym,
Daakaka,
Fanbak,
Lonwolwol,
Port Vato,
Paama
- West Santo:
Akei,
Amblong,
Araki,
Fortsenal,
Mafea,
Malo,
Merei,
Morouas,
Narango,
Navut,
Nokuku,
Piamatsina,
Roria,
Tangoa,
Tambotalo,
Tasmate,
Tiale (Malmariv),
Tolomako,
Tutuba,
Valpei,
Vunapu,
Wailapa,
Wusi
- Malekula
Coast:
Aulua,
Axamb,
Banam Bay
(Ndenggan),
Mae,
Malua
Bay,
Maskelynes,
Mpotovoro,
Nahavaq
(Sinesip),
Na'ahai (Malfaxal),
Port Sandwich,
Unua
(Rerep),
Uripiv-Wala-Rano-Atchin,
Vao
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Epi:
Baki,
Bierebo,
Bieria,
Lamenu,
Lewo,
Maii
(Mae-Morae)
- Central Vanuatu:
North Efate,
South Efate,
Eton,
Lelepa,
Namakura
Central Pacific:
- Rotuman-Fijian:
- East-Fijian:
Fijian, Lauan,
Gone Dau,
Lomaiviti
- West Fijian-Rotuman:
Western
Fijian,
Namosi-Naitasiri-Serua,
Rotuman
- Polynesian:
- Tongic:
Tongan,
Niue
- Nuclear Polynesian:
- Samoic-Outlier:
East Uvean-Niuafo'ou:
Niuafo'ou,
Wallisian
Ellicean:
Kapingamarangi,
Nukeria,
Nukumanu,
Nukuoro,
Ontong-Java,
Sikaiana,
Takuu,
Tuvaluan
Futunic:
Anuta,
East Futuna,
Emae,
Fagauvea,
Futuna-Aniwa,
Mele-Fila,
Rennell-Belona,
Tikopia,
Vaeakau-Taumako
Pukapuka:
Pukapuka
Samoan:
Samoan
Tokelauan:
Tokelauan
- Eastern Polynesian:
Marquesicː
Hawaiian,
Mangareva,
North Marquesan,
South Marquesan,
Rapanui
Tahiticː
Austral,
Maori,
Cook Islands Maori (Rarotongan),
Penrhyn,
Rakahanga-Manihiki,
Tahitian,
Tua'umotuan
Rapaː
Rapan
Note:
Languages and language groups preceded by a dagger
(†)
are extinct.
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