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Arapesh languages

The Arapesh languages or Arapeshan languages are several closely related Torricelli languages of the 32,000 Arapesh people of Papua New Guinea. They are spoken in eastern Sandaun Province and northern East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea.

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Ethnicity
Arapesh people
Geographic distribution
eastern Sandaun Province and northern East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea
Glottolog
arap1279
Linguistic classification
Arapesh
Subdivisions
Bukiyip (Mountain) · Bumbita · Mufian (Southern) · Abu'

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Arapesh languages

Nodes21
Edges20
Triples35
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.095238
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Arapesh languages

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related to Further reading · 16
Arapesh languages → Arapesh, Concreteness, Corbett, CSLI, Defaults, Dobrin, Grammar, Greville, ISBN, Lingua, Lise, Norman, Retrieved, S0024-3841, Stanford, The Noun Class Systems
related to Grammar · 11
Arapesh languages → Arapesh, Congo, Gender IV, Gender VII, Most, Niger, Papuan SOV, Recent, SVO, The, There
Subdivisions · 4
Arapesh languages → Abu', Bukiyip (Mountain), Bumbita, Mufian (Southern)
Ethnicity · 1
Arapesh languages → Arapesh people
Geographic distribution · 1
Arapesh languages → eastern Sandaun Province and northern East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea
Glottolog · 1
Arapesh languages → arap1279
Linguistic classification · 1
Arapesh languages → Arapesh

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arapesh languages gender noun guinea mufian papua new nouns torricelli classes pronouns grammar people eastern sandaun province northern east sepik

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Arapesh languagesEthnicityArapesh people1.00infobox
Arapesh languagesGeographic distributioneastern Sandaun Province and northern East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea1.00infobox
Arapesh languagesGlottologarap12791.00infobox
Arapesh languagesLinguistic classificationArapesh1.00infobox
Arapesh languagesSubdivisionsBukiyip (Mountain)1.00infobox
Arapesh languagesSubdivisionsBumbita1.00infobox
Arapesh languagesSubdivisionsMufian (Southern)1.00infobox
Arapesh languagesSubdivisionsAbu'1.00infobox
Arapesh languagesrelated to Further readingDobrin0.60section
Arapesh languagesrelated to Further readingLise0.60section
Arapesh languagesrelated to Further readingConcreteness0.60section
Arapesh languagesrelated to Further readingGrammar0.60section

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