The Afro-Asiatic Languages: Classification and - Roger Blench
The Afro-Asiatic Languages: Classification and - Roger Blench
The Afro-Asiatic Languages: Classification and - Roger Blench
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<strong>Roger</strong> <strong>Blench</strong> <strong>Classification</strong> of <strong>Afro</strong>asiatic Circulation Draft<br />
Mer<br />
She<br />
Yem Yem (=Yemsa) Fofa<br />
Toba<br />
Kefoid Kafa Bonga<br />
Manjo<br />
Mocha<br />
Boro (=Shinasha)<br />
Amuru<br />
Wembera<br />
Gamila<br />
Guba<br />
Anfillo<br />
Dizoid Dizi Jeba<br />
Adikas<br />
Nayi (=Na'o)<br />
Sheko<br />
Dorsha<br />
Bulla (=Daan)<br />
Mao Mao of Bambeshi<br />
of Didessa<br />
Hozo<br />
Sezo<br />
Ganza<br />
Hamer<br />
Aari<br />
Dime<br />
Unclassified Bosha †<br />
Karo<br />
Banna<br />
Bako<br />
Biyo<br />
Galila<br />
Gozza<br />
Laydo<br />
Seyki<br />
Shangama<br />
Sido<br />
Ubamer<br />
Zeddo<br />
II. CUSHITIC<br />
Beja Beja (=Bedauye) Hadareb<br />
Bisharin<br />
Hadendowa<br />
Agaw Southern Awngi<br />
Kunfäl<br />
Northern Western Kemant<br />
Qara†<br />
Northeastern<br />
Xamir<br />
Xamta<br />
Bilin<br />
Eastern Highl<strong>and</strong> Burji<br />
Sidamo<br />
Gedeo (=Darasa)<br />
Kambaata<br />
Kambaata<br />
Ṭəmbaro
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