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28-P Anindilyakwa |
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ANINDILYAKWA |
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1 Chain • 1 Net • 1 OuterLanguage • 1 InnerLanguage |
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Match 2 |
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28-PA Anindilyakwa |
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ANINDILYAKWA |
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Match 3 |
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28-PAA Anindilyakwa |
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203 |
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ANINDILYAKWA |
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net |
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Match 4 |
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28-PAA-a Anindilyakwa |
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203 |
| LSName h |
Anindilyakwa |
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outer language |
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⊕ Groote Eylandt island... Rose River Mission majority of speakers are bilingual, with primary fluency – especially among younger speakers - in [52=] English |
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1 InnerLanguage |
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GeoEntity C 1
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Australia
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Match 5 |
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28-PAA-aa Anindilyakwa |
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anindilyakwa |
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inner language |
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andiljangwa, andilyaugwa, enindiljaugwa, ingura, wanindilyaugwa, enindhilyagwa, "groote-eylandt" ⊕ Groote Eylandt island |
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GeoEntity C 1
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Australia
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Match 6 |
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28= NORTHAUSTRALIA geozone |
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NORTHAUSTRALIA |
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geo |
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covers the "North-Australia" reference area (within the "Australian" hypothesis); comprising 21 sets of languages (85 outer languages) spoken or formerly spoken by hunter-gatherer communities (or descendants of former hunter-gatherers) across the far-north of Australia: 28-A BAADI+ YAWURU 28-B BUNABA+ GUNIANDI 28-C WORORA+ NGARINYIN 28-D KITJA+ MIRIWUNG 28-E DJAMINDJUNG+ NUNGALI 28-F MURRINHPATHA+ NANGIOMERI* 28-G KUNGARAKANY 28-H LARAGIA+ WULNA 28-I TIWI 28-J UMBUGARLA+ BUGUNIDJA* 28-K GAGADU 28-L ERRE+ MANGERR 28-M IWAIDJA+ AMARAG 28-N DJEEBBANA+ GUJINGALIA 28-O WAGEMAN+ GUNWINGGU 28-P ANINDILYAKWA 28-Q ALAWA+ GARYIMAR 28-R YANYUWA 28-S JINGILI+ WAMBAYA 28-T GARAWA+ WANJI 28-U MINGIN Only 14 among 298 surviving outer-languages in zones 28= and 29= (marked ✓) are likely to have totalled 1,000 or more voices each in 1999: see note under geozone 29=. |
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21 Sets • 38 Chains • 58 Nets • 85 OuterLanguages • 119 InnerLanguages |
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ISO-639 A 1
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ISO-639-5-Collective-aus Australian
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GeoEntity C 1
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Australia
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1-6 of 6 matches of 32810 nodes total |