Trans-New-Guinea Languages

•  Angan: (Papua New Guinea)
  1. Angaataha: Angaatiha
  2. Angan Proper: 
          Akoye, Ankave, Hamtai, Kamasa, Kawacha, Menya, Safeyoka, Simbari, Susuami, Tainae, Yagwoia, Yipma (Baruya)
• Asmat-Kamoro: (Indonesia)
  1. Asmat:
          Casuarina Coast Asmat, Central Asmat, North Asmat, Yaosakor Asmat, Citak, Tamnin Citak
  2. Diuwe: Diuwe
  3. Kamoro: Kamoro
  4. Sabakorː Buruwai, Kamberau 
  5. Sempanː Sempan
• Awin-Pare: (Papua New Guinea): Aekyom (Awin), Pare 
• Great Binanderean: (Papua New Guinea)
  1. Binanderean:
     1. North Binanderean: Suena, Zia
     2. Nuclear North Binanderean:
             • Binandere: Binandere
             • South Binanderean:
                  • Coastal Binanderean:
                        • Baruga: Baruga, Doghoro
                        • Gaena-Korafe: Gaena-Korafe, Korafe-Yegha
                        • Notu: Ewage-Notu
                  • Orokaivan: Aeka, Huniara-Kiana Ke, Orokaiva
     3. Yekora: Yekora
  2. Guhu-Samane: Guhu-Samane
• Bosavi:  (Papua New Guinea) 
       Aibele (Aimele), Beami, Dibiyaso, Edolo, Kaluli, Kasua, Onobasulu, Sonia, Turumsa
• Chimbu-Wahgi: (Papua New Guinea)
  1. Chimbu:
         Chuave, Dom, Golin, Kuman, Nomane, Salt-Yui, Sinasina
  2. Hagen:
     1. Kaugel: Bo-Ung, Imbongu, Umbu-Ungu
     2. Melpa: Melpa
  3. Jimi: Kandawo, Maring, Narak
  4. Wahgi: Nii, Wahgi, North Wahgi
• Damal: (Indonesia): Damal 
• Dem: Dem (Indonesia)
• Duna-Bogaya: (Papua New Guinea): Bogaya, Duna
• East Kutubu: (Papua New Guinea): Fiwaga, Foi
• East Strickland: (Papua New Guinea)
      Fembe, Gebusi (Gobasi), Konai, Kubo, Odoodee, Samo
• Eleman: (Papua New Guinea)
  1. Eleman Proper:
     1. Eastern: Toaripi, Tairuma
     2. Western: Opao, Orokolo, Keoru-Ahia
  2. Purari: Purari
  3. Tate: Kaki Ae
• Engan: (Papua New Guinea)
  1. Angal-Kewa:
          Angal (Angal Mendi), Angal Enen, Angal Heneng, East Kewapi, West Kewapi, Pole (South Kewa, Erave), Samberigi (Sau)
  2. Enga: Bisorio, Enga, Ipili, Kyaka, Lembena, Nete
  3. Huli: Huli
• Finisterre-Huon: (Papua New Guinea) >  Click here
• Gogodala-Suki: (Papua New Guinea)
  1. Gogodala: Ari, Gogodala, Waruna
  2. Suki: Suki
• Inland Gulf: (Papua New Guinea) 
  1. Ipiko: Ipiko
  2. Minanibai:
         Foia Foia, Hoia Hoia, Hoyahoya, Minanibai, Mubami (Tao-Suamato)
• Kainantu-Goroka: (Papua New Guinea)  >  Click here 
• Kamula: Kamula (Papua New Guinea)
• Kayagar: (Indonesia): Atohwaim, Kayagar, Tamagario
• Kiwaian: (Papua New Guinea)
       Bamu, Kerewo, Kibiri, Northeast Kiwai, Southern Kiwai, Morigi, Waboda
• Kolopom (Indonesia): Kimaghima, Ndom, Riantana
• Madang: (Papua New Guinea)  >   Click Here 
• Marind: (Papua New Guinea, Indonesia)
  1. Boazi: Kuni-Boazi, Zimakani
  2. Marind Proper: Marind, Bian Marind
  3. Yaqay: Warkay-Bipim, Yaqay
• Mek: (Indonesia)
  1. Eastern:
          Lik (Eipomek), Korupun-Sela, Kosarek Yale, Nalca, Nipsan, Una
  2. Western: Ketengban
• Mombum: (Indonesia)
      Koneraw, Mombum
• Mor: Mor (Indonesia) 
• Morori: (Indonesia): Morori 
• Ok-Awyu: (Indonesia)   >  Click Here
• Oksapmin: (Papua New Guinea): Oksapmin
• Pawaian:(Papua New Guinea):  Pawaian 
• South Bird's Head:  (Indonesia)  
  1. Inanwatan: Duriankere, Suabo (Inanwatan)
  2. Konda-Yahadian: Konda, Yahadian
  3. South Bird's Head Proper:
     1. Central: Kokoda
     2. Eastern: Arandai, Kemberano
     3. Western: Kaburi, Kais, Puragi
• Southeast Papuan: (Papua New Guinea)  > Click Here
• Tanah Merah: (Indonesia): Tanahmerah
• Teberan: (Papua New Guinea)
       Dadibi, Folopa
• Tirio: (Papua New Guinea)
       Abom, Baramu, Bitur, Kiunum (Weredai), Makayam (Tirio)
• Turama-Kikorian: (Papua New Guinea)
  1. Kairi: Rumu (Kairi)
  2. Kaser: Barikewa, Ikobi, Mouwase
• West Papuan-Timor-Alor-Pantar: (Indonesia - East Timor )  >  Click Here
• West Kutubu: (Papua New Guinea): Fasu
• Wiru: Witu (Wiru) (Papua New Guinea)

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

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