- The
Dizoid or Maji (Majoid)
languages consist of
three languages spoken in
southwestern Ethiopia: Dizi
Sheko Nayi (Na'o) Dizi
differs from the rest of...
-
groups are
accepted by
Glottolog 4.0 and Güldemann (2018):
North Omotic,
Dizoid (Maji), Mao, and
Aroid ("South Omotic"). The
North and
South Omotic branches...
-
branch of the Afro-Asiatic family,
though this
affiliation is disputed.
Dizoid is left out in
later classifications, but
included in
earlier ones. A relatively...
- (disputed) Blue Nile Mao
languages 4 24,300
Africa Afroasiatic (disputed)
Dizoid languages 3 88,840
Africa Afroasiatic (disputed)
Koman languages 5 94,000...
-
latter more
influenced by the
Nilotic languages; it is
unclear whether the
Dizoid group of
Omotic languages belongs to the
Northern or
Southern group. The...
-
Bororoan South America 3
Bulaka River Oceania 3
Charruan South America 3
Dizoid Africa 3 East Bird's Head
Oceania 3
Giimbiyu Australia 3
Gumuz Africa 3...
- languages, is part of a
cluster of
languages variously called "Maji" or "
Dizoid".
Ethiopia 2007
Census The 1994 Po****tion and
Housing census of the SNNPR...
- languages, is part of a
cluster of
languages variously called "Maji" or "
Dizoid".
Ethiopia 2007
Census Aklilu Yilma. 1990. Two
phonological processes in...
- languages, is part of a
cluster of
languages variously called "Maji" or "
Dizoid". The
language is
notable for its
retroflex consonants (Aklilu
Yilma 1988)...
