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Tonjon language

Tonjon is an extinct Mande language once spoken by blacksmiths among the Djimini Senoufo of Ivory Coast. It was closely related to Ligbi, another blacksmith language.

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Ethnicity
Djimini people
Extinct
since the 1950s
Glottolog
tonj1246
ISO 639-3
tjn
Language family
MandeWestern MandeCentralManding–JogoJogo–JeriJogoTonjon · Western MandeCentralManding–JogoJogo–JeriJogoTonjon · CentralManding–JogoJogo–JeriJogoTonjon · Manding–JogoJogo–JeriJogoTonjon · Jogo–JeriJogoTonjon
Native to
Ivory Coast

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Tonjon language

Nodes7
Edges6
Triples13
Avg. degree1.71
Density0.285714
Components1

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Tonjon language

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Language family · 7
Tonjon language → CentralManding–JogoJogo–JeriJogoTonjon, JogoTonjon, Jogo–JeriJogoTonjon, MandeWestern MandeCentralManding–JogoJogo–JeriJogoTonjon, Manding–JogoJogo–JeriJogoTonjon, Tonjon, Western MandeCentralManding–JogoJogo–JeriJogoTonjon
Ethnicity · 1
Tonjon language → Djimini people
Extinct · 1
Tonjon language → since the 1950s
Glottolog · 1
Tonjon language → tonj1246
ISO 639-3 · 1
Tonjon language → tjn
Native to · 1
Tonjon language → Ivory Coast
Region · 1
Tonjon language → Vallée du Bandama District

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language mande tonjon extinct djimini ivory coast blacksmiths ligbi spoken among senoufo closely related another blacksmith references

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Tonjon languageEthnicityDjimini people1.00infobox
Tonjon languageExtinctsince the 1950s1.00infobox
Tonjon languageGlottologtonj12461.00infobox
Tonjon languageISO 639-3tjn1.00infobox
Tonjon languageLanguage familyMandeWestern MandeCentralManding–JogoJogo–JeriJogoTonjon1.00infobox
Tonjon languageLanguage familyWestern MandeCentralManding–JogoJogo–JeriJogoTonjon1.00infobox
Tonjon languageLanguage familyCentralManding–JogoJogo–JeriJogoTonjon1.00infobox
Tonjon languageLanguage familyManding–JogoJogo–JeriJogoTonjon1.00infobox
Tonjon languageLanguage familyJogo–JeriJogoTonjon1.00infobox
Tonjon languageLanguage familyJogoTonjon1.00infobox
Tonjon languageLanguage familyTonjon1.00infobox
Tonjon languageNative toIvory Coast1.00infobox
Tonjon languageRegionVallée du Bandama District1.00infobox

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