Tikar language

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The Tikar language is a Bantoid language spoken primarily by the Tikar people of central Cameroon.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bantoid language
Northern Bantoid language
language
country Republic of Cameroon NERFINISHED
ethnicGroupAssociated Tikar people NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeName Tikar NERFINISHED
Tikar proper
hasDialects various local varieties
hasGlottocode tika1246
hasGlottologName Tikar NERFINISHED
hasISO6393Code tik
hasLinguisticTypology SVO word order (approximate)
hasNeighboringLanguages Bamileke languages NERFINISHED
Bamun language
Fula language in Cameroon
hasPhonologicalFeature tone language
isEndangeredStatus vulnerable (approximate)
isSpokenNear Adamawa region NERFINISHED
Bamenda region NERFINISHED
languageBranch Benue–Congo languages NERFINISHED
languageFamily Niger–Congo languages
languageGroup Bantoid languages NERFINISHED
languageSubfamily Atlantic–Congo languages NERFINISHED
region Central Africa
spokenBy Tikar people NERFINISHED
spokenIn Cameroon NERFINISHED
Central Cameroon NERFINISHED
usedIn everyday communication among Tikar people
traditional oral literature
writingSystem Latin alphabet
surface form: Latin script

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Northern Bantoid hasSubgroup Tikar language