Southeast Solomonic languages

E29846
Oceanic language subgroup language family

The Southeast Solomonic languages are a subgroup of Oceanic Austronesian languages spoken primarily in the southeastern Solomon Islands.

Aliases (1)
Statements (48)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Oceanic language subgroup →
language family →
arealFeature Papuan contact influence →
shared lexical innovations within subgroup →
shared phonological innovations within subgroup →
coordinateWith Meso-Melanesian languages →
Northwest Solomonic languages →
geneticRelation Meso-Melanesian languages →
Northwest Solomonic languages →
Remote Oceanic languages →
hasGlottologCode sout3210 →
hasGlottologName Southeast Solomonic →
hasMember Arosi language →
Baeggu language →
Baelelea language →
Birao language (Solomon Islands) →
Bugotu language →
Fataleka language →
Gela language →
Ghari language →
Ghari–Lengo cluster →
Guadalcanal languages →
Kwaio language →
Lau language (Malaita) →
Lengo language →
Longgu language →
Malaita languages →
Marau language →
San Cristobal (Makira) languages →
Saʻa language →
Talise language →
Tolo language →
Toʻabaita language →
hasSubgroup Gela–Guadalcanal languages →
Malaita–San Cristobal languages →
languageFamilyBranchOf Oceanic languages →
locatedInTimeZone UTC+11 →
macroArea Papunesia →
partOf Austronesian language family →
Central–Eastern Oceanic languages →
region Melanesia →
spokenIn Solomon Islands →
southeastern Solomon Islands →
subclassOf Austronesian languages →
Central–Eastern Oceanic languages →
Oceanic languages →
typologically mostly SVO word order →
writingSystem Latin script →
Referenced by (5)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Central–Eastern Oceanic languages →
Western Oceanic languages →
hasSubgroup
Southeast Solomonic languages ("Southeast Solomonic") →
hasGlottologName
Austronesian languages →
hasSubfamily
Gela language →
languageBranch
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