Trans-New Guinea
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Trans-New Guinea languages — Infobox Language family name = Trans–New Guinea region = New Guinea, Nusa Tenggara, Maluku Islands family = hypothetical language family of Papuan languages. familycolor = Papuan child1 = Angan Awin Pa Binanderean Bosavi child2 = Central and… … Wikipedia
Trans-New Guinea phylum — /tranz nju ˌgɪni ˈfaɪləm/ (say trahnz nyooh .ginee fuyluhm) noun the largest grouping of non Austronesian languages used in PNG and surrounding areas. Formerly, New Guinea macrophylum …
New Guinea macrophylum — /ˌnju gɪni ˈmækroʊfaɪləm/ (say .nyooh ginee makrohfuyluhm) noun → Trans New Guinea phylum …
New Guinea — (Papua Island) Geography Location Melanesia Coordinates … Wikipedia
New Guinea mangroves — The New Guinea mangroves is a mangrove ecoregion that covers extensive areas of the coastline New Guinea, the large island in the western Pacific Ocean north of Australia. Contents 1 Location and description 1.1 The growth of mangroves 2 … Wikipedia
Central and South New Guinea languages — For the independent language family, see South Central Papuan languages. Central and South New Guinea Geographic distribution: New Guinea Linguistic classification: Trans–New Guinea Central and South New Guinea Subdivisions … Wikipedia
East New Guinea Highlands languages — East New Guinea Highlands is a 1975 proposal by Stephen Würm for a family of Papuan languages spoken in Papua New Guinea. It was broken up by Malcom Ross in his classification of 2005 (see below).Family division* Wiru isolate * Kenati isolate *… … Wikipedia
Kuman language (New Guinea) — Kuman Spoken in Papua New Guinea Region Simbu Province, from Kundiawa to beyond Kerowagi in the west and Gembogl in the north, at the foot of Mount Wilhelm … Wikipedia
Maria language (Papua New Guinea) — Maria Spoken in Papua New Guinea Region Central Province Native speakers 1,350 (2000) Language family Trans–New Guinea Manub … Wikipedia
Border languages (New Guinea) — Infobox Language family name=Border altname=Tami region=New Guinea familycolor=Papuan family=a primary family of Papuan languages child1=Waris child2=Taikat child3=Bewani child4=? Morwap The Border (Tami) languages are an independent family of… … Wikipedia
