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Andamanese languages
Andamanese languages Ethnolinguistic map of the precolonial Andaman Islands (drawn 1902) The Andamanese languages form a proposed family of languages spoken by the Andamanese peoples of ...
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Talk:Andamanese languages
Talk:Andamanese languages I think the link for Aka-Kora ... incorrect--it links to an African, not Andamanese language. Andamanese is two families, not one There is ... grammatical words for body parts) linking Great Andamanese and South Andamanese. There is no ...
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Category:Andamanese languages
Category:Andamanese languages The main article for this category is Andamanese languages. Pages in category "Andamanese languages" There are 5 pages in ...
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Andamanese
Andamanese The Andamanese is a collective term to describe the ... arrived, encroaching on former territories of the Andamanese. Today only the Sentinelese, who live exclusively ... from the later colonisers and settlers; other Andamanese groups have had more extensive contacts, resulting ... the bow, fishing nets and harpoons. The Andamanese were the only people who in ...
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Great Andamanese
Great Andamanese Great Andamanese is a collective term used to refer ... on the basis of linguistic analysis; the languages spoken by the different groups were (from ... of the two identified families of indigenous Andamanese languages (the Great Andamanese family). By the ...
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Papuan languages
Papuan languages The term Papuan languages refers to those languages of the western Pacific which are neither ... does not imply a linguistic relationship. The languages The majority of the Papuan languages are spoken on the island of ...
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Tasmanian languages
Tasmanian languages The Tasmanian languages are a group of aborigine languages spoken in the island of Tasmania, Australia ... Fanny Cochrane Smith. Only little of the languages is known and no conclusive relationships with other languages were found so far, although it ...
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Indo-Pacific languages
Indo-Pacific languages The Indo-Pacific hypothesis, published by Joseph ... Greenberg in 1971, proposes that the Papuan languages (a large number of language families spoken ... other as well as to the native languages of Tasmania and the Andaman Islands. The ... groups, listed in bold below: Tasmanian Tasmanian languages Andamanese Andamanese languages (perhaps only the Great ...
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West Papuan languages
West Papuan languages The West Papuan languages are a hypothetical language family of about two dozen languages of the Bird's Head Peninsula (Vogelkopf ... and which, along with Tidore, were the languages of the rival medieval Ternate and Tidore ... linked the Bird's Head and Halmahera languages in the year 1900. In 1957 ...
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Languages of India
Languages of India To meet Wikipedia's quality ... may require cleanup. The article describes the languages spoken in the Republic of India. For information on languages spoken by the native peoples of North ... Central or South America, see Native American languages. India is rich in languages, boasting not only the indigenous sprouting ...
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