ADAMAWA-UBANGIAN LANGUAGES
The Adamawa-Ubangian
languages are probably
At present, all that is available is an outline of the site and the topics we intend to cover. Much of the material is field survey data, evidently preliminary in nature, and should be treated with the appropriate caveats. Each dataset is ascribed to a particular fieldworker, who would certainly like to hear from anyone who would like to make extensive use of their data.
Introduction
to the site |
F |
Contacts |
F |
General
introduction to Adamawa languages |
F |
Listing and
classification of Adamawa languages |
|
General
introduction to Ubangian languages |
F |
Listing
and classification of Ubangian languages |
F |
Adamawa-Ubangian
classification within the general framework of Niger-Congo |
F |
|
|
Adamawa languages by subgroup (89 languages) |
|
I. Tula-Wiyaa |
|
II. Bikwin-Jen |
F |
III. Baa [=Kwa] |
F |
IV. Bəna-Mboi |
F |
V. Longuda |
F |
VI. Mumuye-Yendang |
|
VII. Nyimwom (=Kam) |
F |
VIII. Leeko |
|
IX. Duru |
|
X. Mbum |
F |
XI. Fali |
F |
XII. Nimbari |
F |
XIII. Day |
F |
XIV. Bua |
F |
XV. Kim |
F |
Unclassified
languages |
F |
|
|
Ubangian
languages by subgroup (70 languages) |
|
Gbaya |
F |
Ngbandi-Sango-Kpatiri |
F |
Banda |
F |
Mba |
F |
Zande |
F |