Claassen, Oren R. & Kenneth A. McElhanon. 1970. Languages of the Finisterre Range. In Papers in New Guinea Linguistics 11, 45-78. Canberra: Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University.
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Name in source | Glottolog languoid |
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Gira | |
Ufim | |
Som | |
Sakam | |
Yau | |
Nampa-Suang = Dahating | |
Ngaing | |
Neko | |
Nekgini | |
Rawa | |
Degenan | |
Asat | |
Monara = Asat | |
Komutu | |
Weleki | |
Awara | |
Leron | |
Wantoat | |
Bam | |
Yagawak | |
Saseng | |
Irumu | |
Mamaa | |
Finungwan = Finongan | |
Sauk | |
Nimi | |
Gusan | |
Uri | |
Munkip | |
Numanggang | |
Nakam | |
Nek | |
Nuk | |
Garia | |
Unino | |
Urigina | |
Bagasin (Claassen's word list collected from Sumau village was inadvertently put under the name Bagasin (Girawa)) | |
Sinsauru | |
Koropa (According to Z’graggen | |
the wordlist that Claassen and McElhanon took from the multilingual Koropa village was actually the Asas language) | |
Kaikovu 77 percent with Koropa | |
Taga 56 with Kaikovu and Koropa = Koromu | |
Kolom | |
Suroi | |
Lemio | |
Gurumbu 71 with Lemio (and same as Lemio Z'graggen 1980:172) | |
Watiwa | |
Yabong | |
Ganglau | |
Saep | |
Bongu | |
Gusop | |
Abaga | |
Roinji | |
Malamalai | |
Moromoringa = Arop | |
Sengam | |
Mindiri | |
Arop | |
Mamgak | |
Morafa | |
Dahating | |
Nankina | |
Domung | |
Nokopo | |
Kewieng | |
Bonkiman no data | |
Wab |