Eastern Maroon languages

E604541

Eastern Maroon languages are a group of closely related creole languages spoken by Maroon communities in eastern Suriname and French Guiana, developed from contact between African languages and European colonial languages.

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Label Occurrences
Eastern Maroon languages canonical 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf creole language group
language group
arePartOf French Guianese linguistic landscape
Surinamese linguistic landscape
closelyRelatedTo Sranan Tongo NERFINISHED
developedFrom African languages
Dutch language NERFINISHED
English language
Portuguese language NERFINISHED
developedInContextOf Atlantic slave trade NERFINISHED
plantation societies in Suriname
ethnologueCode djk (for Ndyuka) NERFINISHED
glottologCode ndyu1241 (for Ndyuka)
hasFeature SVO word order
reduplication
serial verb constructions
tense–mood–aspect particles
hasLexifier English language NERFINISHED
hasMember Aluku language NERFINISHED
Kwinti language NERFINISHED
Matawai language NERFINISHED
Ndyuka language NERFINISHED
Paramaccan language NERFINISHED
hasSubstrate Akan language
Gbe languages NERFINISHED
Kikongo language NERFINISHED
languageFamily Creole
English-based creole
originPeriod 17th century
18th century
region eastern Suriname
western French Guiana
spokenBy Aluku Maroons NERFINISHED
Kwinti Maroons NERFINISHED
Maroon communities
Matawai Maroons NERFINISHED
Ndyuka Maroons NERFINISHED
Paramacca Maroons NERFINISHED
spokenIn French Guiana NERFINISHED
Suriname NERFINISHED
status vulnerable
subclassOf Atlantic English-lexifier creoles NERFINISHED
English-based creole languages
Maroon languages
usedFor daily communication
oral tradition
ritual practices
writingSystem Latin alphabet
surface form: Latin script

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Pamaka language belongsToGroup Eastern Maroon languages