Smith, Alexander 2017

Smith, Alexander. 2017. The Languages of Borneo: A comprehensive classification. Honolulu: University of Hawai'i at Mānoa dissertation. (723pp.)

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  address        = {Honolulu},
  author         = {Smith, Alexander},
  key            = {Smith 2017a},
  pages          = {723},
  publisher      = {Department of Linguistics, University of Hawai’i},
  school         = {University of Hawai'i at Mānoa},
  title          = {The Languages of Borneo: A comprehensive classification},
  year           = {2017},
  bestfn         = {papua\smith_borneo2017.pdf},
  besttxt        = {ptxt2\papua\smith_borneo2017.txt},
  cfn            = {papua\smith_borneo2017.pdf},
  citekeys       = {cldf7:smith2017a},
  delivered      = {papua\smith_borneo2017.pdf},
  fn             = {papua\smith_borneo2017.pdf},
  hhtype         = {overview;comparative;wordlist},
  inlg           = {English [eng]},
  isreferencedby = {cldf7},
  lgcode         = {Ngorek = Murik (Malaysia) [mxr], Mpraa of the Malinau River = Merap = Murik (Malaysia) [mxr], Long Naah = Baram Kayan [kys], Data Dian = Kayan River Kayan [xkn], Balui Liko = Kayan-Rejang [ree], Busang = Busang Kayan [bfg], Bahau = Bahau [bhv], Long Gelat = Modang [mxd], Modang = Modang [mxd], Gaai = Segai [sge], Kelai who are ethnographically Punan Aput but speak Segai [sge], Dalat = Central Melanau [mel], Kanowit = Melanau-Kanowit-Tanjong [kxn], Sekapan = Sekapan [skp], Kejaman = Kajaman [kag], Lahanan [lhn], Punan Tuvu' = Punan Tubu [puj], Punan Bah = Punan Bah-Biau [pna], Beketan = Bukitan [bkn], Punan Lisum = Bukitan [bkn], Punan Aput [pud], Ukit = Ukit [umi], Buket = Bukat [bvk], Hovongan = Hovongan [hov], Kereho = Kereho [xke], Seputan = Aoheng-Seputan [pni], Aoheng = Aoheng-Seputan [pni], Benyadu = Banyaduq [byd], Bekati = Bakati' [bei], Hliboi Bidayuh spoken in Merendeng/Siding in West Kalimantan north of Sanggau located right along the border with Sarawak perhaps Bau-Jagoi Bidayuh [sne], Sungkung = Sungkung Land Dayak in Bengkayang regency near the Sarawak border (Northwest of the Landak river) perhaps Bau-Jagoi Bidayuh [sne], Jangkang = Jangkang [djo], Ribun = Ribun [rir], Golik probably Mateq [xem], Sanggau = Sanggau [scg], Kadorih = Ot Danum [otd], Ngaju = Ngaju [nij], Kapuas = Ngaju [nij], Bakumpai [bkr], Maanyan [mhy], Dusun Witu = Dusun Witu [duw], Taboyan = Tawoyan [twy], Paser = Taboyan = Tawoyan [twy], Benuaq = Lawangan [lbx], Tunjung = Tunjung [tjg], Kendayan = Kendayan [knx], Ketapang = Malayic Dayak [xdy], Kantu of the Upper Kapuas river-West Kalimantan = Iban [iba], Keninjal = Keninjal [knl], Seberuang = Seberuang [sbx], Iban of the Upper Kapuas = Iban [iba], Mualang [mtd], Basap [bdb], Burusu, Lun Dayeh (Long Bawan), E Penan, W Penan, Vo = Western Lowland Kenyah [ttw], Pawe = Eastern Lowland Kenyah [whk], Gah, Laang, Sawa, Tay, Badeng = Kenyah-Mainstream [xkl]},
  macro_area     = {Papunesia},
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}

Languages

Name in source Glottolog languoid
Ngorek
Mpraa of the Malinau River = Merap
Long Naah
Data Dian
Balui Liko
Busang
Bahau
Long Gelat
Modang
Gaai
Kelai who are ethnographically Punan Aput but speak Segai
Dalat
Kanowit
Sekapan
Kejaman
Lahanan
Punan Tuvu'
Punan Bah
Beketan
Punan Lisum
Punan Aput
Ukit
Buket
Hovongan
Kereho
Seputan
Aoheng
Benyadu
Bekati
Hliboi Bidayuh spoken in Merendeng/Siding in West Kalimantan north of Sanggau located right along the border with Sarawak perhaps Bau-Jagoi Bidayuh
Sungkung
Jangkang
Ribun
Golik probably Mateq
Sanggau
Kadorih
Ngaju
Kapuas
Bakumpai
Maanyan
Dusun Witu
Taboyan
Paser = Taboyan
Benuaq
Tunjung
Kendayan
Ketapang
Kantu of the Upper Kapuas river-West Kalimantan
Keninjal
Seberuang
Iban of the Upper Kapuas
Mualang
Basap
Burusu
    Lun Dayeh (Long Bawan)
      E Penan
        W Penan
          Vo
          Pawe
          Gah
            Laang
              Sawa
                Tay
                  Badeng