Other Papuan Languages

• Arai (Left May) (Papua New Guinea):
      Bo (Po, Sorimi), Nakwi, Nimo, Owininga, Sawiyanu (Ama), Yawuno Teneyo (Yona, Iteri)
• Arafundi: (Papua New Guinea)
      Andai, Awiakay, Nanubae, Tapei
• Amto-Musan: (Papua New Guinea)
     Amto, Siawi (Musan)
• Bayono-Awbono: (Indonesia)
      Awbono, Bayono
• Border (Northern): (Papua New Guinea, Indonesia)
  1. Bewani:
         Ainbai, Kilmeri, Ningera, Pagi, Umeda
  2. Taikat:  Awyi, Taikat
  3. Waris:
          Amanab, Auwe, Daonda, Imonda, Manem, Sowanda, Viiid, Waris
• Central Solomons:
       Bilua, Lavukaleve, Savosavo, Touo
• East Bird's Head-Sentani: (Indonesia)
  1. Burmeso: Burmeso
  2. East Bird's Head:  
     1. Mantion: Sougb
     2. Meax:  Meyah, Moskona
  3. Sentani:  
     1. Demta: Sowari
     2. Sentani Proper: Nafri, Sentani, Tabla
• East Geelvink Bay: (Indonesia)
  1. Anasi, Barapasi, Burate, Kehu, Kofei, Nisa, Sauri, Tefaro, Tunggare, Woria
  2. Bauzi: Bauzi, Demisa
• East New Britain: (Papua New Guinea)
  1. Baining:
         Kairak, Mali, Makolkol, Qaqet, Simbali, Ura
  2. Taulil: Tulil (Taulil)
• Eastern Trans-Fly:  (Papua New Guinea, Australia)
       Bine, Gizrra, Meriam Mir, Wipi
• Fas: Baibai, Momu (Fas)
• Skou: (Papua New Guinea)
  1. I’saka (Krisa)
  2. Skou-Serra-Lagoon:   
     1. Nuclear Skou
            i. Eastern Skou: Dumo (Vanimo), Wutung
           ii. Skou: Skou
     2. Serra Hills:
           i: Lagoon: Bauni (Warupu), Bouni (Sumo), Uni (Ramo)
          ii. Puari: Paure
     3. Rawo-Main Serra:
           i: Main Serra: Pin / Womo
          ii. Rawo: Rawo
• Lakes Plain: (Indonesia) 
  1. Awera: Awera
  2. East Lakes Plain: Diebroud, Foau (Abawiri)
  3. Rasawa-Saponi: Rasawa, Saponi
  4. Tariku:
     1. Central: Edopi, Iau
     2. Duvle: Duvle
     3. East:
            Biritai, Doutai, Eritai, Kaiy, Kwerisa, Obokuitai, Papasena, Sikaritai, Waritai
     4. Westː Fayu, Kirikiri, Tause
• Lower Mamberamo: (Indonesia)
      Warembori, Yoke
• Kaure: (Indonesia)
  1. Kapori: Kapauri
  2. Kaure Proper: Kaure, Kosare, Narau
• Kwomtari: (Papua New Guinea)
  1. Guriaso: Guriaso
  2. Nuclear Kwomtari: Kwomtari, Nai (Biaka)
• Mairasi: (Indonesia)
      Mairasi, Mer, Semimi
• Maybrat: (Indonesia)
      Karon Dori, Maibrat
• Mongol-Langam (Ulmapo): (Papua New Guinea)
       Mwakai (Mongol), Pondi (Langam), Ulwa (Yaul)    
• Nimboran: (Indonesia)
      Gresi, Kemtuik, Mekwei, Mlap, Nimboran
• North Bougainville: (Papua New Guinea )
  1. Keriaka: Ramopa
  2. Konua: Rapoisi
  3. Rotokas: Askopan, Rotokas
• Pauwasi: (Indonesia, Papua New Guinea )
  1. Eastern: Emem, Karkar-Yuri, Zorop
  2. Western: Tebi, Towei
• Piawi: (Papua New Guinea )
      Haruai, Pinai-Hagahai
• Senagi: (Papua New Guinea, Indonesia )
      Anggor, Dla (Dera)
• Somahai: (Indonesia)
       Momina, Momuna
• South Bougainville: (Papua New Guinea )
  1. Buin:
         Motana (Siwai), Terei (Buin), Uisai
  2. Nasioi:
         Daantanai', Koromira, Naasioi, Oune, Sibe, Simeku
• South-Central Papuan: ( Papua New Guinea, Indonesia) 
  1. Morehead-Upper Maro:
     1. Nambu:
             Nama, Namat, Nambo, Namo, Neme, Nen
     2. Tonda:
             Arammba, Blafe, Guntai, Bädi Kanum, Nglâlmpw Kanum, Smärky Kanum, Sota Kanum, Kanja, Rema, Wára / Kómnzo, Wartha Thuntai
     3. Yey: Yei
  2. Pahoturi: Agob, Ende, Idi, Kawam, Taeme 
  3. Waja: Tabo
  4. Yelmek-Maklew: Maklew, Yelmek
• Tor-Kwerba: (Indonesia)
  1. Great Kwerbaː
     1. Isirawaː Isirawa
     2. Kwerbaː
             i. Nuclearː
                    Bagusa, Kauwera, Kwerba, Kwerba Mamberamo, Trimuris
             ii. Western Coastː
                    Airoran, Samarokena
     3. Mawesː Mawes
  2. Orya-Tor:
     1. Oryaː Orya
     2. Sauseː Sause
     3. Torː
            Beneraf, Berik, Betaf, Dabe, Dineor, Itik, Jofotek-Bromnya, Keijar, Kwesten, Kwinsu, Mander, Vitou, Wares
• Yele- New Britain: Anêm (Papua New Guinea),  Pele-Ata  (Papua New Guinea ), Yele (Papua New Guinea)
• Yuat (Papua New Guinea): Biwat, Bun, Changriwa, Kyenele (Miyak), Mekmek
• Other Unclassified languages:
       Doso (PNG), Enggano (Indonesia), Kimki (Indonesia), Lepki (Indonesia), Molof (Indonesia), Murkim (Indonesia),
      Tofanma (Indonesia), Usku (Indonesia), Yetfa (Indonesia)
• Other language Isolate languages:
      Abinomn (Indonesia), Abun (Indonesia), Elseng (Indonesia), Hatam (Indonesia), Kol (Kole) (Papua New Guinea),
      Kuot (Papua New Guinea), Massep (Indonesia), Mpur (Papua New Guinea), Odiai (PNG), Pyu (Ineisine) (PNG),
      Sulka (PNG), Tayap (Gapun) (Papua New Guinea), Yale (Papua New Guinea)

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

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