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Mokoreng-Loniu (2)
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West (8)
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East (12)
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Pak-Tong (1)
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Southeast Islands (5)
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Manus (22)
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Western (3)
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Tahitic (7)
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Ellicean (8)
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Futunic (9)
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East Uvean-Niuafo’ou (2)
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Loyalty Islands (3)
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Micronesian (20)
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Micronesian Proper (19)
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Ponapeic-Trukic (16)
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Ponapeic (3)
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Trukic (13)
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Ponapeic (3)
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Micronesian Proper (19)
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New Caledonian (29)
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Haekic (1)
- Haeke [aek] (A language of New Caledonia)
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Northern (17)
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Central (2)
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Extreme Northern (4)
- Caac [msq] (A language of New Caledonia)
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North (9)
- Pwaamei [pme] (A language of New Caledonia)
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Hmwaveke (3)
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Nemi (4)
- Fwâi [fwa] (A language of New Caledonia)
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Southern (11)
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Extreme Southern (2)
- Drubea [duf] (A language of New Caledonia)
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South (9)
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Wailic (5)
- Ajië [aji] (A language of New Caledonia)
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Xaracuu-Xaragure (2)
- Xârâcùù [ane] (A language of New Caledonia)
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Zire-Tiri (2)
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Wailic (5)
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Extreme Southern (2)
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Haekic (1)
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North and Central Vanuatu (97)
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East Santo (5)
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Malekula Interior (12)
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Malekula Central (8)
- Avava [tmb] (A language of Vanuatu)
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Northeast Vanuatu-Banks Islands (80)
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East Vanuatu (31)
- Ambae, East [omb] (A language of Vanuatu)
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- Apma [app] (A language of Vanuatu)
- Baetora [btr] (A language of Vanuatu)
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- Dorig [wwo] (A language of Vanuatu)
- Hano [lml] (A language of Vanuatu)
- Hiw [hiw] (A language of Vanuatu)
- Koro [krf] (A language of Vanuatu)
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- Löyöp [urr] (A language of Vanuatu)
- Maewo, Central [mwo] (A language of Vanuatu)
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- Nume [tgs] (A language of Vanuatu)
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Epi (6)
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Malekula Coastal (14)
- Aulua [aul] (A language of Vanuatu)
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- Maskelynes [klv] (A language of Vanuatu)
- Mpotovoro [mvt] (A language of Vanuatu)
- Nahavaq [sns] (A language of Vanuatu)
- Naha’ai [mlx] (A language of Vanuatu)
- Port Sandwich [psw] (A language of Vanuatu)
- Rerep [pgk] (A language of Vanuatu)
- Unua [onu] (A language of Vanuatu)
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West Santo (24)
- Akei [tsr] (A language of Vanuatu)
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- Fortsenal [frt] (A language of Vanuatu)
- Mafea [mkv] (A language of Vanuatu)
- Malo [mla] (A language of Vanuatu)
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- Morouas [mrp] (A language of Vanuatu)
- Narango [nrg] (A language of Vanuatu)
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- Nokuku [nkk] (A language of Vanuatu)
- Piamatsina [ptr] (A language of Vanuatu)
- Roria [rga] (A language of Vanuatu)
- Tambotalo [tls] (A language of Vanuatu)
- Tangoa [tgp] (A language of Vanuatu)
- Tasmate [tmt] (A language of Vanuatu)
- Tiale [mnl] (A language of Vanuatu)
- Tolomako [tlm] (A language of Vanuatu)
- Tutuba [tmi] (A language of Vanuatu)
- Valpei [vlp] (A language of Vanuatu)
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East Santo (5)
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Central Pacific (44)
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South Vanuatu (9)
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Southeast Solomonic (26)
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Gela-Guadalcanal (7)
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Bughotu (1)
- Bughotu [bgt] (A language of Solomon Islands)
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Gela (2)
- Gela [nlg] (A language of Solomon Islands)
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Guadalcanal (4)
- Birao [brr] (A language of Solomon Islands)
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Bughotu (1)
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Malaita-San Cristobal (19)
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Malaita (14)
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Longgu (1)
- Longgu [lgu] (A language of Solomon Islands)
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Northern (9)
- Baeggu [bvd] (A language of Solomon Islands)
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- Fataleka [far] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Gula’alaa [gmb] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Kwaio [kwd] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Kwara’ae [kwf] (A language of Solomon Islands)
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- To’abaita [mlu] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Wala [lgl] (A language of Solomon Islands)
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Southern (4)
- Dori’o [dor] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Oroha [ora] (A language of Solomon Islands)
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Longgu (1)
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San Cristobal (5)
- Arosi [aia] (A language of Solomon Islands)
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Malaita (14)
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Gela-Guadalcanal (7)
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Remote Oceanic (193)
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St. Matthias (2)
- Mussau-Emira [emi] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Temotu (10)
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Reefs-Santa Cruz (4)
- Äiwoo [nfl] (A language of Solomon Islands)
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Utupua-Vanikoro (6)
- Lovono [vnk] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Tanema [tnx] (A language of Solomon Islands)
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Utupua (3)
- Amba [utp] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Asumboa [aua] (A language of Solomon Islands)
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Reefs-Santa Cruz (4)
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Western Oceanic (239)
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Meso Melanesian (70)
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Bali-Vitu (2)
- Uneapa [bbn] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Vitu [wiv] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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New Ireland (64)
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Lavongai-Nalik (6)
- Kara [leu] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Mandara [tbf] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Nalik [nal] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Tiang [tbj] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Tigak [tgc] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Tungag [lcm] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Madak (3)
- Barok [bjk] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Lavatbura-Lamusong [lbv] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Madak [mmx] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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South New Ireland-Northwest Solomonic (52)
- Minigir [bxf] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Choiseul (4)
- Babatana [baa] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Ririo [rri] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Vaghua [tva] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Varisi [vrs] (A language of Solomon Islands)
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Mono-Uruava (4)
- Lungalunga [vmg] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Mono [mte] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Torau [ttu] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Uruava [urv] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Nehan-North Bougainville (10)
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Buka (3)
- Petats [pex] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Halia (2)
- Hakö [hao] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Halia [hla] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Nehan (1)
- Nehan [nsn] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Papapana (1)
- Papapana [ppn] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Saposa-Tinputz (4)
- Hahon [hah] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Saposa [sps] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Teop [tio] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Tinputz [tpz] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Solos (1)
- Solos [sol] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Buka (3)
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New Georgia (13)
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East (2)
- Marovo [mvo] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Vangunu [mpr] (A language of Solomon Islands)
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West (11)
- Dororo [drr] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Duke [nke] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Ghanongga [ghn] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Guliguli [gli] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Hoava [hoa] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Kazukuru [kzk] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Kusaghe [ksg] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Lungga [lga] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Roviana [rug] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Simbo [sbb] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Ughele [uge] (A language of Solomon Islands)
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East (2)
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Patpatar-Tolai (11)
- Fanamaket [bjp] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Kandas [kqw] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Konomala [koa] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Kuanua [ksd] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Label [lbb] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Niwer Mil [hrc] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Patpatar [gfk] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Ramoaaina [rai] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Siar-Lak [sjr] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Sursurunga [sgz] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Warwar Feni [hrw] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Piva-Banoni (2)
- Bannoni [bcm] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Lawunuia [tgi] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Santa Isabel (7)
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Central (3)
- Blablanga [blp] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Kokota [kkk] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Zazao [jaj] (A language of Solomon Islands)
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East (2)
- Cheke Holo [mrn] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Gao [gga] (A language of Solomon Islands)
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West (2)
- Laghu [lgb] (A language of Solomon Islands)
- Zabana [kji] (A language of Solomon Islands)
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Central (3)
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Tabar (2)
- Lihir [lih] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Notsi [ncf] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Tomoip (1)
- Tomoip [tqp] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Lavongai-Nalik (6)
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Willaumez (4)
- Bola [bnp] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Bulu [bjl] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Meramera [mxm] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Nakanai [nak] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Bali-Vitu (2)
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North New Guinea (105)
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Huon Gulf (32)
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Markham (15)
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Lower (7)
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Busu (5)
- Aribwatsa [laz] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Aribwaung [ylu] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Duwet [gve] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Musom [msu] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Nafi [srf] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Labu (1)
- Labu [lbu] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Wampar (1)
- Wampar [lbq] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Busu (5)
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Upper (5)
- Adzera [adz] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Mountain (4)
- Mari [hob] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Sarasira [zsa] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Sukurum [zsu] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Wampur [waz] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Watut (3)
- Watut, Middle [mpl] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Watut, North [una] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Watut, South [mcy] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Lower (7)
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North (3)
- Bugawac [buk] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Kala [kcl] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Yabem [jae] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Numbami (1)
- Numbami [sij] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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South (13)
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Hote-Buang (12)
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Buang (10)
- Buang, Mangga [mmo] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Buang, Mapos [bzh] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Kapin [tbx] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Piu [pix] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Vehes [val] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Mumeng (5)
- Dambi [dac] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Gorakor [goc] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Kumalu [ksl] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Patep [ptp] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Zenag [zeg] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Hote (2)
- Hote [hot] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Yamap [ymp] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Buang (10)
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Kaiwa (1)
- Iwal [kbm] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Hote-Buang (12)
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Markham (15)
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Ngero-Vitiaz (43)
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Ngero (6)
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Bariai (4)
- Bariai [bch] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Kove [kvc] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Lusi [khl] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Malalamai [mmt] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Tuam (2)
- Gitua [ggt] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Mutu [tuc] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Bariai (4)
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Vitiaz (37)
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Bel (8)
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Astrolabe (3)
- Awad Bing [bcu] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Mindiri [mpn] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Wab [wab] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Nuclear Bel (5)
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Northern (4)
- Bilbil [brz] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Gedaged [gdd] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Matukar [mjk] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Takia [tbc] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Southern (1)
- Marik [dad] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Northern (4)
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Astrolabe (3)
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Kilenge-Maleu (1)
- Maleu-Kilenge [mgl] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Korap (3)
- Arop-Lokep [apr] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Karnai [bbv] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Pano [mqz] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Mangap-Mbula (1)
- Mbula [mna] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Mengen (3)
- Lote [uvl] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Mamusi [kdf] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Mengen [mee] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Roinji-Nenaya (2)
- Mato [met] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Ronji [roe] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Sio (1)
- Sio [xsi] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Southwest New Britain (17)
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Amara (1)
- Amara [aie] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Arawe-Pasismanua (14)
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Arawe (9)
- Mangseng [mbh] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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East Arawe (4)
- Akolet [akt] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Amio-Gelimi [let] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Avau [avb] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Bebeli [bek] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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West Arawe (4)
- Aiklep [mwg] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Ambul [apo] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Gimi [gip] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Solong [aaw] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Pasismanua (5)
- Aighon [aix] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Karore [xkx] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Kaulong [pss] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Miu [mpo] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Sengseng [ssz] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Arawe (9)
-
Bibling (2)
- Lamogai [lmg] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Mouk-Aria [mwh] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Amara (1)
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Tami (1)
- Tami [tmy] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
-
Bel (8)
-
Ngero (6)
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Sarmi-Jayapura Bay (14)
- Jayapura Bay (3)
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Sarmi (11)
- Anus [auq] (A language of Indonesia)
- Bonggo [bpg] (A language of Indonesia)
- Fedan [pdn] (A language of Indonesia)
- Kaptiau [kbi] (A language of Indonesia)
- Liki [lio] (A language of Indonesia)
- Masimasi [ism] (A language of Indonesia)
- Mo [wkd] (A language of Indonesia)
- Sobei [sob] (A language of Indonesia)
- Sunum [ymn] (A language of Indonesia)
- Tarpia [tpf] (A language of Indonesia)
- Yarsun [yrs] (A language of Indonesia)
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Schouten (16)
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Kairiru-Manam (9)
-
Kairiru (3)
- Kaiep [kbw] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Kairiru [kxa] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Terebu [trb] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Manam (6)
- Biem [bmc] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Kis [kis] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Manam [mva] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Medebur [mjm] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Sepa [spe] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Wogeo [woc] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Kairiru (3)
-
Siau (7)
- Arop-Sissano [aps] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Kap [ykm] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Malol [mbk] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Sera [sry] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Sissano [sso] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Tumleo [tmq] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Ulau-Suain [svb] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Kairiru-Manam (9)
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Huon Gulf (32)
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Papuan Tip (64)
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Nuclear (44)
-
Maisin (1)
- Maisin [mbq] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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North Papuan Mainland-D’Entrecasteaux (34)
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Anuki (1)
- Anuki [aui] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Are-Taupota (16)
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Are (7)
- Are [mwc] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Arifama-Miniafia [aai] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Doga [dgg] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Gapapaiwa [pwg] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Ghayavi [bmk] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Kaninuwa [wat] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Ubir [ubr] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
-
Taupota (9)
- Gweda [grw] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Haigwai [hgw] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Maiwala [mum] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Minaveha [mvn] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Taupota [tpa] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Tawala [tbo] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Wa’ema [wag] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Wedau [wed] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Yakaikeke [ykk] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Are (7)
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Bwaidoga (7)
- Bwaidoka [bwd] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Goodenough, West [ddi] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Iamalele [yml] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Iduna [viv] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Koluwawa [klx] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Maiadomu [mzz] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Molima [mox] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Dobu-Duau (7)
- Boselewa [bwf] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Bunama [bdd] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Dobu [dob] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Duau [dva] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Galeya [gar] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Mwatebu [mwa] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Sewa Bay [sew] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Gumawana (1)
- Gumawana [gvs] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Kakabai (2)
- Dawawa [dww] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Kakabai [kqf] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Anuki (1)
-
Suauic (9)
- Buhutu [bxh] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Bwanabwana [tte] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Oya’oya [oyy] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Saliba [sbe] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Suau [swp] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Unubahe [unu] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Wagawaga [wgb] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Yaleba [ylb] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- ’Auhelawa [kud] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Maisin (1)
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Peripheral (20)
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Central Papuan (14)
-
Oumic (4)
- Ouma [oum] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
-
Magoric (3)
- Bina [bmn] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Magori [zgr] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Yoba [yob] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
-
Sinagoro-Keapara (4)
- Hula [hul] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Keapara [khz] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Motu [meu] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Sinaugoro [snc] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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West Central Papuan (6)
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Gabadi (1)
- Abadi [kbt] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Nuclear (5)
- Kuni [kse] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Lala [nrz] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Mekeo [mek] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Toura [don] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Waima [rro] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Gabadi (1)
-
Oumic (4)
-
Kilivila-Louisiades (6)
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Kilivila (3)
- Budibud [btp] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Kilivila [kij] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Muyuw [myw] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Misima (1)
- Misima-Panaeati [mpx] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Nimoa-Sudest (2)
- Nimoa [nmw] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
- Sudest [tgo] (A language of Papua New Guinea)
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Kilivila (3)
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Central Papuan (14)
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Nuclear (44)
-
Meso Melanesian (70)
-
Yapese (1)
- Yapese [yap] (A language of Micronesia)
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Admiralty Islands (31)
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South Halmahera-West New Guinea (41)
- South Halmahera (7)
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West New Guinea (34)
- Bomberai (2)
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Cenderawasih Bay (32)
- Biakic (3)
- Iresim (1)
- Mor (1)
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Raja Ampat (10)
- As [asz] (A language of Indonesia)
- Biga [bhc] (A language of Indonesia)
- Gebe [gei] (A language of Indonesia)
- Kawe [kgb] (A language of Indonesia)
- Legenyem [lcc] (A language of Indonesia)
- Maden [xmx] (A language of Indonesia)
- Matbat [xmt] (A language of Indonesia)
- Ma’ya [slz] (A language of Indonesia)
- Waigeo [wgo] (A language of Indonesia)
- Wauyai [wuy] (A language of Indonesia)
- Tandia (1)
- Waropen (1)
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Yapen (13)
-
Central-Western (11)
- Ambai [amk] (A language of Indonesia)
- Ansus [and] (A language of Indonesia)
- Busami [bsm] (A language of Indonesia)
- Marau [mvr] (A language of Indonesia)
- Munggui [mth] (A language of Indonesia)
- Papuma [ppm] (A language of Indonesia)
- Pom [pmo] (A language of Indonesia)
- Roon [rnn] (A language of Indonesia)
- Serui-Laut [seu] (A language of Indonesia)
- Wandamen [wad] (A language of Indonesia)
- Woi [wbw] (A language of Indonesia)
- East (2)
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Central-Western (11)
- Yaur (1)
- Yeretuar (1)
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Oceanic (511)
- Hukumina (1)
- North Bomberai (4)
- South Bomberai (1)
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Southeast Maluku (5)
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Sumba-Hawu (10)
- Hawu-Dhao (2)
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Sumba (8)
- Anakalangu [akg] (A language of Indonesia)
- Kambera [xbr] (A language of Indonesia)
- Kodi [kod] (A language of Indonesia)
- Lamboya [lmy] (A language of Indonesia)
- Laura [lur] (A language of Indonesia)
- Mamboru [mvd] (A language of Indonesia)
- Wanukaka [wnk] (A language of Indonesia)
- Wejewa [wew] (A language of Indonesia)
- Teor-Kur (2)
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Timor-Babar (35)
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Nuclear Timor (23)
- Galolen [gal] (A language of Timor-Leste)
- Habun [hbu] (A language of Timor-Leste)
- Helong [heg] (A language of Indonesia)
- Idaté [idt] (A language of Timor-Leste)
- Kairui-Midiki [krd] (A language of Timor-Leste)
- Kemak [kem] (A language of Timor-Leste)
- Lakalei [lka] (A language of Timor-Leste)
- Makuva [lva] (A language of Timor-Leste)
- Mambae [mgm] (A language of Timor-Leste)
- Nauete [nxa] (A language of Timor-Leste)
- Tetun [tet] (A language of Indonesia)
- Tukudede [tkd] (A language of Timor-Leste)
- Waima’a [wmh] (A language of Timor-Leste)
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Southwest Maluku (12)
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Nuclear Timor (23)
- Unclassified (1)
- West Damar (1)
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Aru (14)
- Chamorro (1)
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Greater Barito (35)
- Barito-Mahakam (2)
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East (19)
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Central-South (5)
-
Malagasy (12)
- Bushi [buc] (A language of Mayotte)
- Malagasy, Antankarana [xmv] (A language of Madagascar)
- Malagasy, Bara [bhr] (A language of Madagascar)
- Malagasy, Masikoro [msh] (A language of Madagascar)
- Malagasy, Northern Betsimisaraka [bmm] (A language of Madagascar)
- Malagasy, Plateau [plt] (A language of Madagascar)
- Malagasy, Sakalava [skg] (A language of Madagascar)
- Malagasy, Southern Betsimisaraka [bzc] (A language of Madagascar)
- Malagasy, Tandroy-Mahafaly [tdx] (A language of Madagascar)
- Malagasy, Tanosy [txy] (A language of Madagascar)
- Malagasy, Tesaka [tkg] (A language of Madagascar)
- Malagasy, Tsimihety [xmw] (A language of Madagascar)
- North (2)
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Central-South (5)
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Sama-Bajaw (9)
- Yakan [yka] (A language of Philippines)
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Abaknon (1)
- Inabaknon [abx] (A language of Philippines)
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Sulu-Borneo (7)
- Borneo Coast Bajaw (3)
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Inner Sulu Sama (3)
- Sama, Balangingih [sse] (A language of Philippines)
- Sama, Central [sml] (A language of Philippines)
- Sama, Southern [ssb] (A language of Philippines)
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Western Sulu Sama (1)
- Sama, Pangutaran [slm] (A language of Philippines)
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West (5)
- Javanese (5)
- Lampung (3)
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Land Dayak (13)
- Madurese (2)
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Malayo-Chamic (54)
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Chamic (11)
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Malayic (43)
- Ibanic (6)
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Malay (33)
- Bangka [mfb] (A language of Indonesia)
- Banjar [bjn] (A language of Indonesia)
- Brunei [kxd] (A language of Brunei)
- Col [liw] (A language of Indonesia)
- Duano [dup] (A language of Indonesia)
- Haji [hji] (A language of Indonesia)
- Indonesian [ind] (A language of Indonesia)
- Jakun [jak] (A language of Malaysia)
- Kaur [vkk] (A language of Indonesia)
- Kerinci [kvr] (A language of Indonesia)
- Kubu [kvb] (A language of Indonesia)
- Lubu [lcf] (A language of Indonesia)
- Malay [zlm] (A language of Malaysia)
- Malay, Bacanese [btj] (A language of Indonesia)
- Malay, Berau [bve] (A language of Indonesia)
- Malay, Bukit [bvu] (A language of Indonesia)
- Malay, Central [pse] (A language of Indonesia)
- Malay, Jambi [jax] (A language of Indonesia)
- Malay, Kedah [meo] (A language of Malaysia)
- Malay, Kota Bangun Kutai [mqg] (A language of Indonesia)
- Malay, Makassar [mfp] (A language of Indonesia)
- Malay, Pattani [mfa] (A language of Thailand)
- Malay, Sabah [msi] (A language of Malaysia)
- Malay, Standard [zsm] (A language of Malaysia)
- Malay, Tenggarong Kutai [vkt] (A language of Indonesia)
- Minangkabau [min] (A language of Indonesia)
- Musi [mui] (A language of Indonesia)
- Negeri Sembilan Malay [zmi] (A language of Malaysia)
- Orang Kanaq [orn] (A language of Malaysia)
- Orang Seletar [ors] (A language of Malaysia)
- Pekal [pel] (A language of Indonesia)
- Sekak [lce] (A language of Indonesia)
- Temuan [tmw] (A language of Malaysia)
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Chamic (11)
- Moklen (2)
- Nasal (1)
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North Borneo (98)
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Melanau-Kajang (12)
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North Sarawakan (53)
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Berawan-Lower Baram (8)
- Bintulu (1)
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Dayic (18)
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Kayan-Kenyah (25)
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Kayanic (17)
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Kayan Proper (8)
- Bahau [bhv] (A language of Indonesia)
- Kayan Mahakam [xay] (A language of Indonesia)
- Kayan, Baram [kys] (A language of Malaysia)
- Kayan, Busang [bfg] (A language of Indonesia)
- Kayan, Kayan River [xkn] (A language of Indonesia)
- Kayan, Mendalam [xkd] (A language of Indonesia)
- Kayan, Rejang [ree] (A language of Malaysia)
- Kayan, Wahau [whu] (A language of Indonesia)
- Modang (2)
- Muller-Schwaner ‘Punan’ (6)
- Murik Kayan (1)
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Kayan Proper (8)
- Kenyah (6)
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Kayanic (17)
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Berawan-Lower Baram (8)
- Rejang-Sajau (5)
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Sabahan (28)
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Dusunic (22)
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Bisaya (4)
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Dusun (17)
- Gana [gnq] (A language of Malaysia)
- Kadazan, Coastal [kzj] (A language of Malaysia)
- Kadazan, Klias River [kqt] (A language of Malaysia)
- Kimaragang [kqr] (A language of Malaysia)
- Kota Marudu Talantang [grm] (A language of Malaysia)
- Kuijau [dkr] (A language of Malaysia)
- Lotud [dtr] (A language of Malaysia)
- Papar [dpp] (A language of Malaysia)
- Rungus [drg] (A language of Malaysia)
- Tobilung [tgb] (A language of Malaysia)
- Unclassified (1)
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Bisaya (4)
- Ida’an (1)
- Paitanic (5)
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Dusunic (22)
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Melanau-Kajang (12)
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Northwest Sumatra-Barrier Islands (12)
- Palauan (1)
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Philippine (188)
- Agta, Villa Viciosa [dyg] (A language of Philippines)
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Bashiic (3)
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Ivatan (2)
- Ibatan [ivb] (A language of Philippines)
- Ivatan [ivv] (A language of Philippines)
- Yami (1)
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Ivatan (2)
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Bilic (5)
- Giangan [bgi] (A language of Philippines)
- Tiruray [tiy] (A language of Philippines)
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Blaan (2)
- Blaan, Koronadal [bpr] (A language of Philippines)
- Blaan, Sarangani [bps] (A language of Philippines)
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Tboli (1)
- Tboli [tbl] (A language of Philippines)
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Central Luzon (10)
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Pampangan (1)
- Pampangan [pam] (A language of Philippines)
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Sambalic (8)
- Ayta, Abellen [abp] (A language of Philippines)
- Ayta, Ambala [abc] (A language of Philippines)
- Ayta, Mag-antsi [sgb] (A language of Philippines)
- Ayta, Mag-Indi [blx] (A language of Philippines)
- Ayta, Magbukun [ayt] (A language of Philippines)
- Bolinao [smk] (A language of Philippines)
- Sambal [xsb] (A language of Philippines)
- Sambal, Botolan [sbl] (A language of Philippines)
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Sinauna (1)
- Dumagat, Remontado [agv] (A language of Philippines)
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Pampangan (1)
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Greater Central Philippine (99)
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Central Philippine (52)
- Ata [atm] (A language of Philippines)
- Ayta, Sorsogon [ays] (A language of Philippines)
- Ayta, Tayabas [ayy] (A language of Philippines)
- Binukidnon, Northern [kyn] (A language of Philippines)
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- Sulod [srg] (A language of Philippines)
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Bikol (11)
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Coastal (4)
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Naga (3)
- Agta, Isarog [agk] (A language of Philippines)
- Agta, Mt. Iraya [atl] (A language of Philippines)
- Bikol, Central [bcl] (A language of Philippines)
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Virac (1)
- Bikol, Southern Catanduanes [bln] (A language of Philippines)
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Naga (3)
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Inland (6)
- Agta, Mt. Iriga [agz] (A language of Philippines)
- Bikol, Buhi’non [ubl] (A language of Philippines)
- Bikol, Libon [lbl] (A language of Philippines)
- Bikol, Miraya [rbl] (A language of Philippines)
- Bikol, West Albay [fbl] (A language of Philippines)
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Iriga (1)
- Bikol, Rinconada [bto] (A language of Philippines)
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Pandan (1)
- Bikol, Northern Catanduanes [cts] (A language of Philippines)
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Coastal (4)
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Bisayan (25)
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Banton (1)
- Bantoanon [bno] (A language of Philippines)
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Cebuan (1)
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Central (12)
- Bantayanon [bfx] (A language of Philippines)
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Peripheral (5)
- Ati [atk] (A language of Philippines)
- Capiznon [cps] (A language of Philippines)
- Hiligaynon [hil] (A language of Philippines)
- Masbatenyo [msb] (A language of Philippines)
- Porohanon [prh] (A language of Philippines)
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Romblon (1)
- Romblomanon [rol] (A language of Philippines)
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Warayan (5)
- Baybayanon [bvy] (A language of Philippines)
- Kinabalian [cbw] (A language of Philippines)
- Sorsoganon, Northern [bks] (A language of Philippines)
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Gubat (1)
- Sorsoganon, Southern [srv] (A language of Philippines)
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Samar-Waray (1)
- Waray-Waray [war] (A language of Philippines)
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South (4)
- Surigaonon [sgd] (A language of Philippines)
- Tandaganon [tgn] (A language of Philippines)
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Butuan-Tausug (2)
- Butuanon [btw] (A language of Philippines)
- Tausug [tsg] (A language of Philippines)
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West (7)
- Caluyanun [clu] (A language of Philippines)
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Aklan (2)
- Inakeanon [akl] (A language of Philippines)
- Malaynon [mlz] (A language of Philippines)
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Kinarayan (1)
- Kinaray-a [krj] (A language of Philippines)
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Kuyan (2)
- Cuyonon [cyo] (A language of Philippines)
- Ratagnon [btn] (A language of Philippines)
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North Central (1)
- Inonhan [loc] (A language of Philippines)
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Banton (1)
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Mamanwa (1)
- Mamanwa [mmn] (A language of Philippines)
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Mansakan (7)
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Davawenyo (1)
- Davawenyo [daw] (A language of Philippines)
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Eastern (2)
- Mandaya [mry] (A language of Philippines)
- Mansaka [msk] (A language of Philippines)
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Northern (1)
- Kamayo [kyk] (A language of Philippines)
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Western (3)
- Kalagan [kqe] (A language of Philippines)
- Kalagan, Kagan [kll] (A language of Philippines)
- Tagakaulo [klg] (A language of Philippines)
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Davawenyo (1)
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Tagalog (2)
- Filipino [fil] (A language of Philippines)
- Tagalog [tgl] (A language of Philippines)
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Danao (3)
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Magindanao (1)
- Maguindanaon [mdh] (A language of Philippines)
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Maranao-Iranon (2)
- Iranun [ill] (A language of Philippines)
- Maranao [mrw] (A language of Philippines)
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Magindanao (1)
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Gorontalo-Mongondow (9)
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Manobo (15)
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Central (8)
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East (3)
- Manobo, Agusan [msm] (A language of Philippines)
- Manobo, Dibabawon [mbd] (A language of Philippines)
- Manobo, Rajah Kabunsuwan [mqk] (A language of Philippines)
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South (3)
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Ata-Tigwa (2)
- Manobo, Ata [atd] (A language of Philippines)
- Manobo, Matigsalug [mbt] (A language of Philippines)
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Obo (1)
- Manobo, Obo [obo] (A language of Philippines)
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Ata-Tigwa (2)
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West (2)
- Manobo, Ilianen [mbi] (A language of Philippines)
- Manobo, Western Bukidnon [mbb] (A language of Philippines)
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East (3)
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North (4)
- Binukid [bkd] (A language of Philippines)
- Higaonon [mba] (A language of Philippines)
- Kagayanen [cgc] (A language of Philippines)
- Manobo, Kinamiging [mkx] (A language of Philippines)
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South (3)
- Manobo, Cotabato [mta] (A language of Philippines)
- Manobo, Sarangani [mbs] (A language of Philippines)
- Tagabawa [bgs] (A language of Philippines)
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Central (8)
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Palawanic (7)
- Batak [bya] (A language of Philippines)
- Molbog [pwm] (A language of Philippines)
- Palawano, Brooke’s Point [plw] (A language of Philippines)
- Palawano, Central [plc] (A language of Philippines)
- Palawano, Southwest [plv] (A language of Philippines)
- Tagbanwa [tbw] (A language of Philippines)
- Tagbanwa, Central [tgt] (A language of Philippines)
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South Mangyan (4)
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Buhid-Taubuid (3)
- Buhid [bku] (A language of Philippines)
- Tawbuid, Eastern [bnj] (A language of Philippines)
- Tawbuid, Western [twb] (A language of Philippines)
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Hanunoo (1)
- Hanunoo [hnn] (A language of Philippines)
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Buhid-Taubuid (3)
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Subanon (6)
- Subanon, Western [suc] (A language of Philippines)
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Eastern (5)
- Subanen, Central [syb] (A language of Philippines)
- Subanen, Eastern [sfe] (A language of Philippines)
- Subanen, Northern [stb] (A language of Philippines)
- Subanen, Southern [laa] (A language of Philippines)
- Subanon, Kolibugan [skn] (A language of Philippines)
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Umiray Dumaget (3)
- Agta, Alabat Island [dul] (A language of Philippines)
- Agta, Umiray Dumaget [due] (A language of Philippines)
- Manide [abd] (A language of Philippines)
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Central Philippine (52)
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Kalamian (2)
- Agutaynen [agn] (A language of Philippines)
- Tagbanwa, Calamian [tbk] (A language of Philippines)
- Minahasan (5)
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North Mangyan (3)
- Alangan [alj] (A language of Philippines)
- Iraya [iry] (A language of Philippines)
- Tadyawan [tdy] (A language of Philippines)
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Northern Luzon (55)
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Arta (1)
- Arta [atz] (A language of Philippines)
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Ilocano (1)
- Ilocano [ilo] (A language of Philippines)
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Meso-Cordilleran (36)
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Alta (2)
- Alta, Northern [aqn] (A language of Philippines)
- Alta, Southern [agy] (A language of Philippines)
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South-Central Cordilleran (34)
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Central Cordilleran (26)
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Isinai (1)
- Isinai [inn] (A language of Philippines)
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North Central Cordilleran (25)
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Kalinga-Itneg (13)
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Itneg (5)
- Itneg, Binongan [itb] (A language of Philippines)
- Itneg, Inlaod [iti] (A language of Philippines)
- Itneg, Maeng [itt] (A language of Philippines)
- Itneg, Masadiit [tis] (A language of Philippines)
- Itneg, Moyadan [ity] (A language of Philippines)
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Kalinga (8)
- Itneg, Banao [bjx] (A language of Philippines)
- Kalinga, Butbut [kyb] (A language of Philippines)
- Kalinga, Limos [kmk] (A language of Philippines)
- Kalinga, Lubuagan [knb] (A language of Philippines)
- Kalinga, Mabaka Valley [kkg] (A language of Philippines)
- Kalinga, Majukayang [kmd] (A language of Philippines)
- Kalinga, Southern [ksc] (A language of Philippines)
- Kalinga, Tanudan [kml] (A language of Philippines)
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Itneg (5)
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Nuclear Cordilleran (12)
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Balangaw (1)
- Balangao [blw] (A language of Philippines)
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Bontok-Kankanay (7)
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Bontok (5)
- Bontok, Central [lbk] (A language of Philippines)
- Bontok, Eastern [ebk] (A language of Philippines)
- Bontok, Northern [rbk] (A language of Philippines)
- Bontok, Southern [obk] (A language of Philippines)
- Bontok, Southwestern [vbk] (A language of Philippines)
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Kankanay (2)
- Kankanaey [kne] (A language of Philippines)
- Kankanay, Northern [xnn] (A language of Philippines)
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Bontok (5)
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Ifugaw (4)
- Ifugao, Amganad [ifa] (A language of Philippines)
- Ifugao, Batad [ifb] (A language of Philippines)
- Ifugao, Mayoyao [ifu] (A language of Philippines)
- Ifugao, Tuwali [ifk] (A language of Philippines)
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Balangaw (1)
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Kalinga-Itneg (13)
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Isinai (1)
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Southern Cordilleran (8)
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Ilongot (1)
- Ilongot [ilk] (A language of Philippines)
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West Southern Cordilleran (7)
- Pangasinan [pag] (A language of Philippines)
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Nuclear Southern Cordilleran (6)
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Ibaloy (2)
- I-wak [iwk] (A language of Philippines)
- Ibaloi [ibl] (A language of Philippines)
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Kallahan (3)
- Kallahan, Kayapa [kak] (A language of Philippines)
- Kallahan, Keley-i [ify] (A language of Philippines)
- Kallahan, Tinoc [tne] (A language of Philippines)
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Karaw (1)
- Karao [kyj] (A language of Philippines)
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Ibaloy (2)
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Ilongot (1)
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Central Cordilleran (26)
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Alta (2)
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Northern Cordilleran (17)
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Cagayan Valley (11)
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Ibanagic (9)
- Atta, Faire [azt] (A language of Philippines)
- Atta, Pamplona [att] (A language of Philippines)
- Atta, Pudtol [atp] (A language of Philippines)
- Ibanag [ibg] (A language of Philippines)
- Itawit [itv] (A language of Philippines)
- Yogad [yog] (A language of Philippines)
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Gaddangic (3)
- Agta, Central Cagayan [agt] (A language of Philippines)
- Gaddang [gad] (A language of Philippines)
- Ga’dang [gdg] (A language of Philippines)
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Isnag (2)
- Adasen [tiu] (A language of Philippines)
- Isnag [isd] (A language of Philippines)
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Ibanagic (9)
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Northeastern Luzon (6)
- Agta, Pahanan [apf] (A language of Philippines)
- Paranan [prf] (A language of Philippines)
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Northern (4)
- Agta, Casiguran Dumagat [dgc] (A language of Philippines)
- Agta, Dicamay [duy] (A language of Philippines)
- Agta, Dupaninan [duo] (A language of Philippines)
- Kasiguranin [ksn] (A language of Philippines)
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Cagayan Valley (11)
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Arta (1)
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Sangiric (5)
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Northern (2)
- Sangil [snl] (A language of Philippines)
- Sangir [sxn] (A language of Indonesia)
- Southern (3)
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Northern (2)
- Rejang (1)
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South Sulawesi (30)
- Sundanese (2)
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Unclassified (2)
- Gorap [goq] (A language of Indonesia)
- Katabaga [ktq] (A language of Philippines)
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Bali-Sasak-Sumbawa (3)
- Northwest Formosan (2)
- Paiwan (1)
- Puyuma (1)
- Rukai (1)
- Tsouic (3)
- Unclassified (1)
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Western Plains (3)