Trans-New Guinea Sub Families
(564 Languages)
Trans-New Guinea (TNG) is a hypothetical family of Papuan languages spoken in New Guinea and neighboring islands. There have been three main versions of the proposed family.
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Eleman Proper
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- Eastern: Toaripi, Tairuma,
- Western: Opao, Orokolo, Keuru
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Purari
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Purari
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Tate
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Kaki Ae
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Ipiko
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Ipiko
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Minanibai
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Minanibai, Mubami, Karami
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Kaure Proper
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Kaure, Kosadle, Narau
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Kapori
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Adelbert Range (44)
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- Brahman (4)
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Biyom, Faita, Isabi, Tauya
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- Josephstaal-Wanang (12)
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Josephstaal
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- Osum: Utarmbung,
- Pomoikan: Anamgura, Moresada, Anam,
- Sikan: Mum, Sileibi,
- Wadaginam: Wadaginam
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Wanang
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- Atan: Nend, Atemble,
- Emuam: Apali, Musak,
- Paynamar: Paynamar
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- Pihom-Isumrud-Mugil (28)
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Isumrud
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- Dimir: Dimir,
- Kowan: Korak, Waskia,
- Mabuan: Brem, Malas
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Mugil
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Bargam
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Pihom
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- Amaimon: Amaimon,
- Kaukombaram: Mala, Miani, Maia, Maiani,
- Kumilan: Bepour, Mauwake, Moere,
- Numugenan: Bilakura, Parawen, Ukuriguma, Usan, Yaben, Yarawata,
- Omosan: Pal, Kobol,
- Tiboran: Pamosu, Mawak, Musar, Wanambre, Kowaki,
- Wasembo: Wasembo
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Madang (58)
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- Mabuso (29)
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Gum
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Amele, Bau, Gumalu, Isebe, Panim, Sihan
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Hanseman
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Bagupi, Baimak, Gal, Garus, Matepi, Mawan, Mosimo, Murupi, Nake, Nobonob, Rapting, Rempi, Samosa, Saruga, Silopi, Utu, Wagi, Wamas, Yoidik
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Kare
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Kare
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Kokon
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Girawa, Kein, Munit
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Evapia
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Asas, Dumpu, Kesawai, Sausi, Sinsauru
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Kabenau
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Arawum, Kolom, Lemio, Pulabu, Siroi
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Mindjim
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Anjam, Bongu, Manle, Sam
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Nuru
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Duduela, Jilim, Kwato, Ogea, Rerau, Uya, Yangulam
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Peka
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Danaru, Sop, Sumau, Urigina
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Yaganon
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Dumun, Ganglau, Saep, Yabong
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East New Guinea Highlands (2)
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Piawi
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Pinai-Hagahai, Haruai
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Eastern (48)
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- Binanderean (11)
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Binanderean Proper
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Baruga, Binandere, Doghoro, Ewage-Notu, Gaina, Korafe, Orokaiva, Suena, Yekora, Zia
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Guhu-Samane
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Guhu-Samane
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- Central and Southeastern (37)
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Dagan
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Daga, Dima, Ginuman, Kanasi, Maiwa, Mapena, Onjob, Turaka, Umanakaina
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Goilalan
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Biangai, Kunimaipa, Weri, Fuyug, Tauade
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Koiarian
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Ömie, Barai, Ese, Namiae, Grass Koiari, Mountain Koiali, Koitabu
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Kwalean
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Humene, Mulaha, Uare
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Mailuan
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Bauwaki, Binahari, Domu, Laua, Mailu, Morawa
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Manubaran
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Doromu, Maria
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Yareban
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Aneme Wake, Bariji, Moikodi, Nawaru, Yareba
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Nimboran
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Gresi, Mlap, Kemtuik, Mekwei, Nimboran
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Bewani
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Ainbai, Kilmeri, Ningera, Pagi, Umeda
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Taikat
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Taikat, Awyi
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Waris
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Amanab, Daonda, Imonda, Manem, Auwe, Senggi, Sowanda, Waris
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Mawes
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Mawes
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Orya
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Orya
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Tor
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Berik, Bonerif, Dabe, Itik, Keder, Kwesten, Mander, Maremgi, Wares
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Unclassified
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Sause
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Eastern
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Emumu, Yafi
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Western
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Dubu, Towei
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Inanwatan
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Duriankere, Suabo
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Konda-Yahadian
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Konda, Yahadian
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South Bird's Head Proper
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- Central: Kokoda,
- Eastern: Arandai, Kemberano,
- Western: Kaburi, Kais, Puragi
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Adabe
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Bunak
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Bunak
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Fataluku
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Fataluku
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Kolana
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Wersing
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Makasai-Alor-Pantar
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- Alor: Abui, Adang, Hamap, Kabola, Kafoa, Kamang, Kelon, Kui,
- Makasai: Makasae,
- Pantar: Blagar, Lamma, Nedebang, Retta, Tereweng, Tewa
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Maku'a
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Maku'a
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Oirata
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Oirata
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Tanglapui
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Sawila, Kula
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Pawaian
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Pawaia
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Teberan
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Dadibi, Folopa
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Eastern Trans-Fly
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Bine, Wipi, Gizrra, Meriam
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Kiwaian
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Bamu, Northeast Kiwai, Southern Kiwai, Waboda, Kerewo, Morigi
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Moraori
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Morori
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Morehead and Upper Maro rivers
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- Nambu: Nama, Namat, Nambo, Namo, Neme, Nen,
- Tonda: Arammba, Blafe, Guntai, Bädi Kanum, Ngkâlmpw Kanum, Smärky Kanum, Sota Kanum, Kunja, Rema, Wára,
- Yey: Yei
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Pahoturi
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Idi, Agob
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Tirio
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Abom, Makayam, Baramu, Bitur, Were
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Kairi
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Rumu
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Turama-Omatian
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Ikobi-Mena, Omati
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Eastern
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Eipomek, Una, Ketengban
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Western
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Kosarek Yale, Korupun-Sela, Nalca, Nipsan
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