Gunwingguan languages

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The Gunwingguan languages are a group of closely related Australian Aboriginal languages spoken primarily in western Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Australian Aboriginal language family
language family
areal Arnhem Land NERFINISHED
areCloselyRelated eachOther
areDistinctFrom Pama-Nyungan languages NERFINISHED
arePartOf non-Pama-Nyungan languages of northern Australia
areSpokenBy Indigenous communities in western Arnhem Land
areUsedFor ceremonial speech
everyday communication in some communities
traditional stories
continent Australia
country Australia
ethnicity Aboriginal Australians of western Arnhem Land NERFINISHED
Bininj people NERFINISHED
familyColor Australian
glottologClassification Gunwingguan NERFINISHED
hasMember Bininj Kunwok NERFINISHED
Gun-djeihmi dialect cluster
Gundjeihmi NERFINISHED
Kundedjnjenghmi NERFINISHED
Kundjeyhmi NERFINISHED
Kune NERFINISHED
Kunwinjku NERFINISHED
Manyallaluk Mayali NERFINISHED
related Gunwingguan varieties
hasPhonologicalFeature contrastive laminal and apical coronals
rich stop and nasal series
haveLinguisticResearch Australian linguistics
languageBranchOf Arnhem languages NERFINISHED
primaryConsonantPlace multipleCoronalSeries GENERATED
region Northern Territory NERFINISHED
western Arnhem Land
spokenIn Northern Territory NERFINISHED
western Arnhem Land NERFINISHED
status endangered
subclassOf Arnhem language family NERFINISHED
typology agglutinative
polysynthetic
wordOrder flexible
writingSystem Latin alphabet
surface form: Latin script

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Bininj Kunwok subclassOf Gunwingguan languages