Teßmann, Günter. 1932. Die Völker und Sprachen Kameruns. Petermanns Geographische Mitteilungen 78. 113-120, 184-190.
@article{66090, author = {Teßmann, Günter}, journal = {Petermanns Geographische Mitteilungen}, pages = {113-120, 184-190}, title = {Die Völker und Sprachen Kameruns}, volume = {78}, year = {1932}, bestfn = {africa\tessmann_kameruns1932_o.pdf}, besttxt = {ptxt\africa\tessmann_kameruns1932.txt}, cfn = {africa\tessmann_kameruns1932_o.pdf}, fn = {africa\tessmann_kameruns1932.pdf, africa\tessmann_kameruns1932_o.pdf}, hhtype = {overview;comparative}, inlg = {German [deu]}, keywords = {;waf;caf;cmr;ant;lng;bnt;a.00;t.100;x.500;}, lgcode = {Malimba, Duala, Subu = Isubu, Banoko, Bapuko = Bapuku, Benga, Kumbe (Kombe-Ewuni), Bakwiri-Bamboko (Bakwele-Bakwidi-Bambuko), Wuri (Oli), Bongkenge, Balundu (Balondo-Barondo) = Oroko [bdu], Nord-Batanga of Mandfeld, Bakundu = Oroko [bdu], Ngolo of Johnston, Balengi-Molingi, Bakota (Understamm der Bokiba), Bangandu-Lobaje (zum Unterschied von den Bangandu-Bumbe), Ngundi = Ngundi [ndn], Pande = Pande [bkj], Bafuru (Ifuru-Ifumu), Mabea = Kwasio [nmg], Ngumba = Kwasio [nmg], Ndsimu, Bomám (Bomome-Mpomamo) = Mpongmpong [mgg], Mbumbúng = Mpongmpong [mgg], Kunabembe = Mpongmpong [mgg], Bakuele, Méndsime, Njum, Badjüe = Koonzime [ozm], Mbimu, Missanga (Bomali-Boumali) = Bomwali [bmw], Pomo = Pomo-Kweso [NOCODE_Pomo-Kweso], Pangwe (Fang-Ntum-Mwei-Ssaman-Bulu-Pfong-Bene-Jaunde-Etón-Mwele-Mangissa), Fuk (Fök-Fu) = Ewondo [ewo], Bele, Maka, Mbang, Bassá (Bassá-Bassá and Ndogobessól), Bakoko, Basseke, Abo (Bankon and Barombi), Báluë, Bafó, Bakossi, Balong, Mbo [mbo], Báfia, Balom (Balom-Balom and Jandjom also spoken by Pygmies citing Thorbecke Hochland Mittel-Kamerun III 1919, Bubi (Bube-Boobe-Ediya), Bonek, Ománd, Njokón, Banénd (Banen-Indiki-Penin-Banyin) = Banen = Tunen [tvu], Njabetá, Jambassa, Batu-Mbam (Bati-Batjenga-Batschenga-Betsenga) = Bati [btc], Njanti, Ekoi, Ododop = Korop, Banjangi = Kenyang [ken], Boki = Bokyi [bky], Anjang (Bascho), Muntschi = Munshi = Tiv, Ndum (Ossó), Missóng, Bafut-Bandeng = Bafut [bfd], Bafreng-Bamenda, Bangwa, Bambúlugue, Bafreng, Bamumkumbo (Bamumkúng), Bakongwan, Bábadschu, Bekóm (Bámekom), Wue, Wum, Mei (Bafumei), Batschá (Batschám), Bámessing, Basü, Kinding, Bapinji = Pinyin, Bamekaa, Fondong, Bámendzö, Bánssoa = Bansoa, Bana-Dschang, Bafáindschi, Baba = Papiah, Bansso = Nso = Lamnso' [lns], Bawanketungo, Bábungo, Bangangte, Bápei (Bape), Bamenjam, Balüng, Bandschu, Bambalang, Bandem, Batongtu, Bagam = Param, Banou, Baté (Batie) = Pati, Bangóngola (Bángola), Bessá, Ndschúngene, Bamum, Bamileke, Bati-Nun, Bábessi, Bali, Ntem, Báfubum (Bum-Bafum), Bámekom, Tikar, Kaka-Kadei, Issungo, Bungiri, Bombuma, Bakúm, Bayaka = Aka, Baka-Pygmäen, Bomassa, Mbaka, Banda (Yangere), Baja = Gbaya, Bofi, Bangandu-Bumbe = Ngombe-Bangandu [bgf], Mboa, Mbum, Kepere (Kper), Mbere, Kare, Pani-Dui, Wute = Vute [vut], Wawa [www], Galim, Ndoren, Kororofa (Dschubu-Kentu-Tukum), Kaka-Banjo, Kótopo (Kótopo und Woko), Ssari-Pape, Duru, Kutin, Koma, Laëko (Tschamba-Laëko), Kolbila, Bali-Kumbat = Nyong [muo], Namschi, Were, Duli (Gewe), Daka (Tschamba-Daka), Niám-Níam-Kebi (Bari oder Nimbari), Falli [fal], Nordwest-Matakam (Rum-Gisiga-Balda), Nord-Mátakam (Mátakam-Muffo), Gauar-Hina, Daba, Batta (Süd-Batta and Wadi and Kobotschi and Njei and Holma), Margi (Margi-Hidji-Kapsiki), Mubi, Dari, Gidder, Mangbei, Dama, Lele-Tschua, Tschere, Bana-Logone (Bana-Mussoi-Marba), Kim, Tuburi, Mundang (Mundang-Jassing), Laka, Mándara, Gamergu, Kótoko, Kanuri, Musgum, Bororo, Fulbe, Haussa, Araber-Schoa}, macro_area = {Africa}, src = {eballiso2009, hh, weball}, subject_headings = {waf, caf, cmr, ant, lng, bnt, t.100, x.500} }
Name in source | Glottolog languoid |
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Malimba | |
Duala | |
Subu = Isubu | |
Banoko | |
Bapuko = Bapuku | |
Benga | |
Kumbe (Kombe-Ewuni) | |
Bakwiri-Bamboko (Bakwele-Bakwidi-Bambuko) | |
Wuri (Oli) | |
Bongkenge | |
Balundu (Balondo-Barondo) | |
Nord-Batanga of Mandfeld | |
Bakundu | |
Ngolo of Johnston | |
Balengi-Molingi | |
Bakota (Understamm der Bokiba) | |
Bangandu-Lobaje (zum Unterschied von den Bangandu-Bumbe) | |
Ngundi | |
Pande | |
Bafuru (Ifuru-Ifumu) | |
Mabea | |
Ngumba | |
Ndsimu | |
Bomám (Bomome-Mpomamo) | |
Mbumbúng | |
Kunabembe | |
Bakuele | |
Méndsime | |
Njum | |
Badjüe | |
Mbimu | |
Missanga (Bomali-Boumali) | |
Pomo | |
Pangwe (Fang-Ntum-Mwei-Ssaman-Bulu-Pfong-Bene-Jaunde-Etón-Mwele-Mangissa) | |
Fuk (Fök-Fu) | |
Bele | |
Maka | |
Mbang | |
Bassá (Bassá-Bassá and Ndogobessól) | |
Bakoko | |
Basseke | |
Abo (Bankon and Barombi) | |
Báluë | |
Bafó | |
Bakossi | |
Balong | |
Mbo | |
Báfia | |
Balom (Balom-Balom and Jandjom also spoken by Pygmies citing Thorbecke Hochland Mittel-Kamerun III 1919 | |
Bubi (Bube-Boobe-Ediya) | |
Bonek | |
Ománd | |
Njokón | |
Banénd (Banen-Indiki-Penin-Banyin) = Banen | |
Njabetá | |
Jambassa | |
Batu-Mbam (Bati-Batjenga-Batschenga-Betsenga) | |
Njanti | |
Ekoi | |
Ododop = Korop | |
Banjangi | |
Boki | |
Anjang (Bascho) | |
Muntschi = Munshi = Tiv | |
Ndum (Ossó) | |
Missóng | |
Bafut-Bandeng | |
Bafreng-Bamenda | |
Bangwa | |
Bambúlugue | |
Bafreng | |
Bamumkumbo (Bamumkúng) | |
Bakongwan | |
Bábadschu | |
Bekóm (Bámekom) | |
Wue | |
Wum | |
Mei (Bafumei) | |
Batschá (Batschám) | |
Bámessing | |
Basü | |
Kinding | |
Bapinji = Pinyin | |
Bamekaa | |
Fondong | |
Bámendzö | |
Bánssoa = Bansoa | |
Bana-Dschang | |
Bafáindschi | |
Baba = Papiah | |
Bansso = Nso | |
Bawanketungo | |
Bábungo | |
Bangangte | |
Bápei (Bape) | |
Bamenjam | |
Balüng | |
Bandschu | |
Bambalang | |
Bandem | |
Batongtu | |
Bagam = Param | |
Banou | |
Baté (Batie) = Pati | |
Bangóngola (Bángola) | |
Bessá | |
Ndschúngene | |
Bamum | |
Bamileke | |
Bati-Nun | |
Bábessi | |
Bali | |
Ntem | |
Báfubum (Bum-Bafum) | |
Bámekom | |
Tikar | |
Kaka-Kadei | |
Issungo | |
Bungiri | |
Bombuma | |
Bakúm | |
Bayaka = Aka | |
Baka-Pygmäen | |
Bomassa | |
Mbaka | |
Banda (Yangere) | |
Baja = Gbaya | |
Bofi | |
Bangandu-Bumbe | |
Mboa | |
Mbum | |
Kepere (Kper) | |
Mbere | |
Kare | |
Pani-Dui | |
Wute | |
Wawa | |
Galim | |
Ndoren | |
Kororofa (Dschubu-Kentu-Tukum) | |
Kaka-Banjo | |
Kótopo (Kótopo und Woko) | |
Ssari-Pape | |
Duru | |
Kutin | |
Koma | |
Laëko (Tschamba-Laëko) | |
Kolbila | |
Bali-Kumbat | |
Namschi | |
Were | |
Duli (Gewe) | |
Daka (Tschamba-Daka) | |
Niám-Níam-Kebi (Bari oder Nimbari) | |
Falli | |
Nordwest-Matakam (Rum-Gisiga-Balda) | |
Nord-Mátakam (Mátakam-Muffo) | |
Gauar-Hina | |
Daba | |
Batta (Süd-Batta and Wadi and Kobotschi and Njei and Holma) | |
Margi (Margi-Hidji-Kapsiki) | |
Mubi | |
Dari | |
Gidder | |
Mangbei | |
Dama | |
Lele-Tschua | |
Tschere | |
Bana-Logone (Bana-Mussoi-Marba) | |
Kim | |
Tuburi | |
Mundang (Mundang-Jassing) | |
Laka | |
Mándara | |
Gamergu | |
Kótoko | |
Kanuri | |
Musgum | |
Bororo | |
Fulbe | |
Haussa | |
Araber-Schoa |