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101South-Central Papuan languages — For the Trans–New Guinea languages, see Central and South New Guinea languages. South Central Papuan (tentative) Geographic distribution: New Guinea Linguistic classification: a primary family of Papuan languages …
102Mairasi languages — Mairasi Geographic distribution: New Guinea Linguistic classification: a possible primary family of Papuan languages Subdivisions: The Mairasi languages are a small independent family of Papuan languages in the classification of …
103Nimboran languages — Nimboran Geographic distribution: New Guinea Linguistic classification: a primary family of Papuan languages Subdivisions: The Nimboran languages are a small independent family of Papuan languages in the classification of Malcolm …
104Busa language (Papuan) — Not to be confused with Busa language (Mande). Busa Odiai Spoken in Papua New Guinea Region Sandaun Province, Amanab District, north of Upper Sepik River, west of Namia. 3 villages. Yare is north and east, Abau is south and west, Biaka is… …
105Ngurmbur language — Ngurmbur Spoken in Northern Territory Extinct ca. 1990 Language family language isolate Language codes …
106Mirndi languages — Mirndi Geographic distribution: Northern Territory, Australia Linguistic classification: Mirndi Subdivisions: Yirram Barkly …
107Nyulnyulan languages — Nyulnyulan Geographic distribution: northern Australia Linguistic classification: a primary family of Australian languages. Subdivisions: Eastern Western …
108Jarrakan languages — Jarrakan Djeragan Geographic distribution: northern Australia Linguistic classification: a primary family of Australian languages. Subdivisions: Kija Miriwoongic …
109Daly languages — Daly Geographic distribution: Daly River region, northern Australia Linguistic classification: Perhaps 5 independent families of Australian languages. Subdivisions: (uncertain) …
110Tigray-Tigrinya people — For other uses, see Tigre (disambiguation). Tigray Tigrinya …
