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Matbat language

Matbat is a heavily Papuan-influenced Austronesian language spoken in Southwest Papua, Indonesia, on the island of Misool, Raja Ampat Islands. Its dialects are Magey and Tomolol.: 17 Similar to the neighboring Ma'ya language, Matbat is one of a handful of Austronesian languages with true lexical tone rather than a pitch-accent system or complete lack of…

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Dialects

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Dialects
Aduwei · Gam · Matlow · Me Yot (Me Tip)
Ethnicity
Matbat and Matlow
Glottolog
matb1237
ISO 639-3
xmt
Language family
Malayo-PolynesianCentral–Eastern Malayo-PolynesianEastern Malayo-PolynesianSouth Halmahera–West New GuineaRaja Ampat–South HalmaheraRaja AmpatNuclear Raja AmpatMatbat · Central–Eastern Malayo-PolynesianEastern Malayo-PolynesianSouth Halmahera–West New GuineaRaja Ampat–South HalmaheraRaja AmpatNuclear Raja AmpatMatbat · Eastern Malayo-PolynesianSouth Halmahera–West New GuineaRaja Ampat–South HalmaheraRaja AmpatNuclear Raja AmpatMatbat · South Halmahera–West New GuineaRaja Ampat–South HalmaheraRaja AmpatNuclear Raja AmpatMatbat · Raja Ampat–South HalmaheraRaja AmpatNuclear Raja AmpatMatbat
Native speakers
(1,000–1,500 cited 2001)

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Matbat language

Nodes22
Edges21
Triples61
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.090909
Components1

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Matbat language

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related to Dialects · 37
Matbat language → Aduwei, Atkari, Audam, Based, Bemlol, Dabatan, Fafanlap, Folley, Fostering Agency, Gam, Gamta, However, It, Kafopop, Kapatcol, Kayerepop, Language Development, Lenmalas, Magey, Matbat Laut
Language family · 8
Matbat language → Central–Eastern Malayo-PolynesianEastern Malayo-PolynesianSouth Halmahera–West New GuineaRaja Ampat–South HalmaheraRaja AmpatNuclear Raja AmpatMatbat, Eastern Malayo-PolynesianSouth Halmahera–West New GuineaRaja Ampat–South HalmaheraRaja AmpatNuclear Raja AmpatMatbat, Malayo-PolynesianCentral–Eastern Malayo-PolynesianEastern Malayo-PolynesianSouth Halmahera–West New GuineaRaja Ampat–South HalmaheraRaja AmpatNuclear Raja AmpatMatbat, Matbat, Nuclear Raja AmpatMatbat, Raja AmpatNuclear Raja AmpatMatbat, Raja Ampat–South HalmaheraRaja AmpatNuclear Raja AmpatMatbat, South Halmahera–West New GuineaRaja Ampat–South HalmaheraRaja AmpatNuclear Raja AmpatMatbat
Dialects · 4
Matbat language → Aduwei, Gam, Matlow, Me Yot (Me Tip)
related to Phonology · 2
Matbat language → Matbat, The
Ethnicity · 1
Matbat language → Matbat and Matlow
Glottolog · 1
Matbat language → matb1237
ISO 639-3 · 1
Matbat language → xmt
Native speakers · 1
Matbat language → (1,000–1,500 cited 2001)
Native to · 1
Matbat language → Indonesia
Region · 1
Matbat language → Misool, Raja Ampat Islands

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matbat language misool spoken dialects dialect austronesian villages yot raja ampat indonesia island matlow south aduwei gam tip islands atkari

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Matbat languageDialectsAduwei1.00infobox
Matbat languageDialectsGam1.00infobox
Matbat languageDialectsMatlow1.00infobox
Matbat languageDialectsMe Yot (Me Tip)1.00infobox
Matbat languageEthnicityMatbat and Matlow1.00infobox
Matbat languageGlottologmatb12371.00infobox
Matbat languageISO 639-3xmt1.00infobox
Matbat languageLanguage familyMalayo-PolynesianCentral–Eastern Malayo-PolynesianEastern Malayo-PolynesianSouth Halmahera–West New GuineaRaja Ampat–South HalmaheraRaja AmpatNuclear Raja AmpatMatbat1.00infobox
Matbat languageLanguage familyCentral–Eastern Malayo-PolynesianEastern Malayo-PolynesianSouth Halmahera–West New GuineaRaja Ampat–South HalmaheraRaja AmpatNuclear Raja AmpatMatbat1.00infobox
Matbat languageLanguage familyEastern Malayo-PolynesianSouth Halmahera–West New GuineaRaja Ampat–South HalmaheraRaja AmpatNuclear Raja AmpatMatbat1.00infobox
Matbat languageLanguage familySouth Halmahera–West New GuineaRaja Ampat–South HalmaheraRaja AmpatNuclear Raja AmpatMatbat1.00infobox
Matbat languageLanguage familyRaja Ampat–South HalmaheraRaja AmpatNuclear Raja AmpatMatbat1.00infobox
Matbat languageLanguage familyRaja AmpatNuclear Raja AmpatMatbat1.00infobox
Matbat languageLanguage familyNuclear Raja AmpatMatbat1.00infobox
Matbat languageLanguage familyMatbat1.00infobox
Matbat languageNative speakers(1,000–1,500 cited 2001)1.00infobox
Matbat languageNative toIndonesia1.00infobox
Matbat languageRegionMisool, Raja Ampat Islands1.00infobox

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