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Angor

A language of Papua New Guinea

ISO 639-3: agg

Population	1,270 (1990 census). 836 in Nai, 430 in Samanai.
Region	Sandaun Province, Amanab District. 11 villages.
Language map	Papua New Guinea, Map 3, reference number 73
Alternate names	Anggor, Senagi, Watapor
Dialects	Nai (Central Angor), Samanai (Southern Angor).
Classification	Senagi
Language development	Literacy rate in L2: 15%–25%. Grammar. NT: 2001.
Writing system	Latin script.
Comments	SOV. Swidden agriculturalists.

Entries from the SIL Bibliography about this language:

Academic Publications

LITTERAL, Robert L., author. 1972. "Rhetorical predicates and time topology in Anggor."

LITTERAL, Robert L., author. 1972. "Time in Anggor discourse."  

LITTERAL, Robert L., author. 1978. Changes in the Bibriari communicative system.

LITTERAL, Robert L., author. 1980. Features of Anggor discourse.  

LITTERAL, Robert L., author. 1981. "Anggor referential prominence."

LITTERAL, Robert L., author. 2004. "Community and family based language policy: an Angor case study."  

LITTERAL, Robert L., author. 2008. Features of Angor discourse.  

LITTERAL, Robert L.; LITTERAL, Shirley, authors. 1974. "Anggor."

LITTERAL, Robert, author. 1997. Angor Organised Phonology Data.  

LITTERAL, Shirley, author. 1972. "Orientation to space and participants in Anggor."

LITTERAL, Shirley, author. 1981. "The semantic components of Anggor existential verbs."

MCELHANON, Kenneth A., editor. 1974. Legends from Papua New Guinea.

Vernacular Publications

Fɨfɨrɨfembo buk. 1978.

Ngorɨ nindɨ yafe hɨfɨ sɨhefɨ hɨfɨ kɨmɨ. 1977.

Tɨferi marɨwaiyanemo. 1973.