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{{Infobox Language family |
{{Infobox Language family |
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| name = Wik |
| name = Wik |
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| altname = Middle Paman |
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| states = [[Australia]] |
| states = [[Australia]] |
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| region = [[Cape York Peninsula]], [[Queensland]] |
| region = [[Cape York Peninsula]], [[Queensland]] |
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| child3 = Wik-Mungknh |
| child3 = Wik-Mungknh |
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| child4 = Kugu-Muminh |
| child4 = Kugu-Muminh |
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| child5 = |
| child5 = Ayabadhu |
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| child6 = |
| child6 = Pakanha |
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The sixteen languages can be seen below: |
The sixteen languages can be seen below: |
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* [[Wik-Ngathan language|Wik-Ngathan]] (incl. [[Wik-Ngatharr language|Wik-Ngatharr]] dialect) |
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* '''Wik-Ngathan''' |
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* [[Wik-Me'nh language|Wik-Me'nh]] |
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* [[Wik-Mungknh language|Wik-Mungknh]] |
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* [[Kugu-Muminh language|Kugu-Muminh]] (incl. [[Gugu Uwanh dialect]]) |
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* '''Wik-Me'nh''' |
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* [[Ayabadhu language|Ayabadhu]] |
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* [[Pakanha language|Pakanha]] |
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* '''Wik-Mungknh''' |
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** [[Wik-Mungknh language]] |
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** [[Wik-Iiyanh language]] |
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* '''Kugu-Muminh''' |
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** [[Kugu-Muminh language]] |
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** [[Kugu-Nganhcara language]] |
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** [[Kugu-Mu'inh language]] |
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** [[Kugu-Uwanh language]] |
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** [[Kugu-Ugbanh language]] |
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** [[Kugu-Yi'anh language]] |
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** [[Kugu-Mangk language]] |
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** [[Kugu-Iyanh language]] |
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* [[Ayabadhu language]] |
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* [[Pakanha language|Bakanha language]] |
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Note that each of the Kugu-Muminh languages may have the [[prefix]] ''Wik-'' instead of ''Kugu-''. |
Note that each of the Kugu-Muminh languages may have the [[prefix]] ''Wik-'' instead of ''Kugu-''. |
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Revision as of 08:50, 20 May 2011
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Middle Paman | |
Geographic distribution | Cape York Peninsula, Queensland |
Linguistic classification | Pama–Nyungan |
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The Wik languages are a subdivision of the Paman languages consisting of sixteen languages, all spoken on the Cape York Peninsula of Queensland, Australia. This grouping was first proposed by R. M. W. Dixon.[1] The Ethnologue classification is slightly different and some of the languages have other names.[2]
The sixteen languages can be seen below:
- Wik-Ngathan (incl. Wik-Ngatharr dialect)
- Wik-Me'nh
- Wik-Mungknh
- Kugu-Muminh (incl. Gugu Uwanh dialect)
- Ayabadhu
- Pakanha
Note that each of the Kugu-Muminh languages may have the prefix Wik- instead of Kugu-.
See also
References
- ^ Dixon, R. M. W. (2002). Australian Languages: Their Nature and Development.
- ^ Ethnologue report on Middle Paman languages