The Niger-Congo Language Phylum


  1. Atlantic-Congo:
    1. Atlantic:  Click here to see Atlantic languages
    2. Ijoid:
      1. Defaka: Defaka
      2. Ijo:
           i. East:
                  Southeast Ijo
          ii. Easternː
                  Northeasternː
                      Nkoroo: Nkoroo
                      Easternː Ibani, Kalabari, Kirike
         iii. Westː 
                  Inland Ijoː Biseni, Okodia, Oruma
         iv. West Ijo: Izon
    3. Volta-Congoː    
      1. Benue-Congo: 
             Click here to see the Benue-Congo languages

              Click here to see the Grassfields Bantu languages
              Click here to see the Narrow Bantu languages
      2. Dogon:
              
        i. Northeast: Toro Tegu Dogon, Jamsay Dogon, Bankan Tey Dogon, Ben Tey Dogon
              ii. North-Central: Ana Tinga Dogon, Nanga Dama Dogon, Yanda Dom Dogon, Tebul Ure Dogon
             iii. Northwestː
        Bondum Dom Dogon, Tiranige Diga Dogon
             iv. Central Plateauː Tommo So Dogon, Bunoge Dogon,
        Dogulu Dom Dogon, Donno So Dogon
              v. West-Centralː Ampari Dogon, Mombo Dogon
             vi. Eastern Cliffs:
        Toro So Dogon
            vii. South-Central: Tengu-Kan Dogon, Tene-Kan Dogon (Togo-Kan Dogon)
           viii. Southwestː Tomo-Kan Dogon
      3. Kru:
           i. Aiziː
                  Aproumu Aizi, Mobumrin Aizi, Tiagbamrin Aizi
          ii. Easternː
                  Bakweː Bakwé, Wané
                  Bétéː
                       Easternː Gagnoa Bété, Kouya
                       Westernː Daloa Béte, Guiberoua Bété, Godié
                  Didaː Lakota Dida, Yocoboué Dida, Guébie ̠Bété, Neyo
                  Kwadiaː Kodia
         iii. Kuwaaː Kuwaa
         iv. Semeː Siamou (Seme)
          v. Westernː
                   Bassaː Bassa, Dewoin, Gbii
                   Greboː
                        Glio-Oubiː Glio-Oubi
                        Ivorianː
                           Plapo Krumen, Pye Krumen, Tepo Krumen
                        Liberianː
                           Northern Grebo, Gboloo Grebo, Southern Grebo, Central Grebo, Barclayville Grebo 
                   Klaoː Klao, Tajuasohn
                   Weeː
                        Guere-Krahnː
                             Daho-Doo, Glaro-Twabo, Southern Wè, Sapo, Western Krahn, Western Wè
                        Konoboː Eastern Krahn
                        Nyabwaː Nyabwa
                        Wobeː Northern Wè
      4. Kwa:  Click here to see Kwa languages
      5. North: 
            i. Adamawa-Ubangiː
               Click here to see Adamawa-Ubangian languages

           ii. Gur  Click here to see Gur languages
  2. Kordofanian:
    1. Heiban:   
      1. Eastern: Ko, Warnang
      2. West-Central:
             i. Central: 
                   Ebang-Logol:
                        Heiban, Laro, Logol,
        Otoro (Utoro)
                   Rere: Koalib
            ii.
        Shirumba: Shwai (Shirumba)
           iii. Western: Moro, Tira
    2. Katla: Katla, Tima
    3. Rashad: Tegali, Tagoi
    4. Talodi:   
      1. Talodi Proper:
            i. Jomang: Talodi
           ii. Nding:
        Nding
          iii. Ngile-Dengebu: Dagik, Ngile (Masakin)
      2. Tocho: Acheron, Lumun, Tocho, Torona
    5. Tegem: Tegem / Lafofa
  3. Mande:  Click here to see Mande languages
  4. Unclassified: Mbre

   Note:  Languages and language groups preceded by a dagger (†) are extinct.


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