Ma’di language

E924695

The Ma’di language is a Central Sudanic language spoken primarily by the Ma’di people of South Sudan and northern Uganda.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Central Sudanic language
language
natural language
belongsToBranch East Central Sudanic NERFINISHED
country South Sudan NERFINISHED
Uganda
ethnicGroup Ma’di people NERFINISHED
glottologCode madi1260
glottologName Madi NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeName Madi NERFINISHED
Ma’di (Uganda and South Sudan)
hasDialects Northern Ma’di NERFINISHED
Southern Ma’di NERFINISHED
hasEndangermentStatus vulnerable
hasGrammaticalFeature noun class-like agreement patterns
verbal aspect marking
hasISO639-3Code mhi
hasLinguisticResearchOn morphology
phonology
syntax
tone system
hasOrthography standardized Latin-based orthography
hasPhonologicalFeature consonant length distinctions
contrastive tone
vowel length distinctions
isMinorityLanguageIn South Sudan NERFINISHED
Uganda NERFINISHED
languageFamily Central Sudanic NERFINISHED
Nilo-Saharan NERFINISHED
neighboringLanguages Acholi language NERFINISHED
Bari language NERFINISHED
Kakwa language NERFINISHED
Lugbara language
region East Africa
spokenIn Equatoria region NERFINISHED
South Sudan
Uganda NERFINISHED
northern Uganda NERFINISHED
subclassOf Eastern Nilotic–Central Sudanic contact languages
typology SVO word order
tonal language
usedAsL2In border areas of South Sudan and Uganda
usedFor cultural ceremonies of the Ma’di people
daily communication among Ma’di people
usedIn education in some primary schools in Ma’di areas
local administration in Ma’di areas
oral tradition of the Ma’di people
writingSystem Latin alphabet
surface form: Latin script

Referenced by (3)

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Moru–Madi languages hasMemberLanguage Ma’di language
Western Nilotic languages hasMember Ma’di language
East Central Sudanic languages hasMember Ma’di language