- Binanderean–
Goilalan is a
language family of New Guinea,
proposed by
Timothy Usher under the name Oro –
Wharton Range, that
unites the
Binanderean (Guhu–Oro)...
- The
Goilalan or
Wharton Range languages are a
language family spoken around the
Wharton Range in the "Bird's Tail" of New Guinea. They were classified...
- the
languages of the
island of
Timor to the west of New Guinea, Angan,
Goilalan, Koiarian, Dagan, Eleman,
Wissel Lakes, the
erstwhile Dani-Kwerba family...
- Turama-Kikori
Kiwaian Awin-Pa
Angan Greater Binanderean Dagan Mailuan Koiarian Goilalan Yareban Kwalean Manubaran Torricelli Sepik Lower Sepik-Ramu
Border (also...
- Tauata, Goilala, Ambo, Deba [=
Goilalan family] Kovio: Kovio, Kuepa, Oru-Lopiko, Kunimaipa, Sini, Biaru,
Goiefu [=
Goilalan family] Fuyuge:
Fuyuge (Mafulu)...
- Wurm (1975) and
Malcolm Ross (2005), but
removed (along with the
related Goilalan languages) by
Timothy Usher (2020). The
Binandere family proper is transparently...
-
Native speakers (14,000
cited 1978–2000)
Language family Trans-New
Guinea Goilalan Kunimaipa Kunimaipa Language codes ISO 639-3 Variously: kup – Kunimaipa...
-
Trans New Guinea-4 (Ok) ex-Nuclear
Trans New Guinea-5 (Finisterre-Huon)
Goilalan ex-Nuclear
Trans New Guinea-6 (Chimbu–Wahgi)
Kamula / Awin–Pa / Bosavi...
- 700 New
Guinea Baining 6 13,800 New
Guinea Strickland 8 6,175 New
Guinea Goilalan 6 47,330 New
Guinea Kiwaia 6 38,030 New
Guinea Left May 6 2,005 New Guinea...
- Trans–New
Guinea *na, but
Purari appears to be
related to the Binanderean–
Goilalan languages. The
phoneme /t/ is said to
appear in a few rare words, but never...
