List of "A" Biu-Mandara languages

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The "A" Biu-Mandara languages include 65 (SIL estimate) languages and dialects spoken in Africa (Nigeria, Chad and Cameroon); this language group is a part of the Biu-Mandara language family. Each subgroup in this list contains individual languages. Currently, the subgroups of the Biu-Mandara language group are technically identified by letters.

Contents 1 A.1 1.1 Eastern 1.2 Western 2 A.2 2.1 Division 1 2.2 Division 2 3 A.3 4 A.4 4.1 Lamang 4.2 Mandara Proper 5 A.5 6 A.6 7 A.7 8 A.8 9 External link

[edit] A.1

[edit] Eastern

• Boga language
• Ga'anda language
• Hwana language

[edit] Western

• Jara language
• Tera language

[edit] A.2

[edit] Division 1

• Bura-Pabir language
• Cibak language
• Kofa language
• Putai language

[edit] Division 2

• Huba language
• Marghi Central language
• Marghi South language

[edit] A.3

• Bana language
• Hya language
• Kamwe language
• Psikye language

[edit] A.4

[edit] Lamang

• Lamang language
• Vemgo-Mabas language
• Xedi language

[edit] Mandara Proper

• Parkwa language
• Wandala language

[edit] A.5

• Baldamu language
• Cuvok language
• Dugwor language
• Gaduwa language
• Gemzek language
• Mada language
• Mafa language
• Matal language
• Mbuko language
• Mefele language
• Melokwo language
• Merey language
• Mofu-Gudur language
• Muyang language
• North Giziga language
• North Mofu language
• Pelasla language
• South Giziga language
• Wuzlam language
• Zulgwa language

[edit] A.6

• Sukur language

[edit] A.7

• Buwal language
• Daba language
• Gavar language
• Mbedam language
• Mina language

[edit] A.8

• Bacama language
• Bata language
• Fali language
• Gude language
• Gudu language
• Holma language
• Jimi language
• Ngwaba language
• Nzanyi language
• Sharwa language
• Tsuvan language
• Zizilivakan language

[edit] External link

• "A" Biu-Mandara language tree