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all countries. Western Province along the Fly and Tedi (Alice) rivers and towards the Murray River. ... Close to South Kati and Ninggerum. ... - Grimes 1996. * (ANU) (Anu) Situation. -- Lower Muiu River, Dutch New Guinea.* ... * Apparently on the British-Dutch New Guinea boundary north of latitude 6 o S. - Austen 1923:162. TEDI GROUP ... Anu. -- Lower Muiu River on boundary 6 o S. lat. - Ray 1923:336. * [DIGOELERS] [Map DIGOELERS: Wap Imahas Koena Kadoewar Kinde Passam Rasika - Baal 1941:ff. p. 190. * (Kandam) NAME OF TRIBE -- UPPER MUIU RIVER TRIBES. NAME OF VILLAGE -- KANDAM. Situation. -- Kandam is situated near the headwaters of the Muiu River in Dutch New Guinea, close to the boundary of Papua, and also is close to the Birim River, a tributary of the Tedi (Alice) River. The Birim River languages are very similar to the Upper Muiu ones, and are allied to those of the Western Tedi people.* ... * The Upper Muiu River tribes apparently live north of south latitude 6 o . - Austen 1923:161. TEDI GROUP ... Kandam. -- Head waters of Muiu River in Netherlands New Guinea close to boundary and north of 6 o S. lat. - Ray 1923:336. 6
* (KATI) Going down the river Digul we meet the tributary Ka o on the left. This name Ka o is a corruption of the native word Kowo. One of the affluents of the Kowo is the river Muju. The tribes living between Muju and Ka o are called Mujunese by the Dutch Government and the Catholic Mission. In their own language there is no such word as indicates the whole of the tribes, but they are called Qa u ti by the Jaqa i -people, living in the basin of the river Mapi; and Ghawisi by the A u ju-people, living between the Digul and the Mapi. The territory, where the Qa u ti-people live, has not yet been described, nor has the number of the dialects already been fixed. The population has been concentrated in villages only for a short time; the local differences in speech are innumerable. Drabbe has been able to ascertain two dialects viz. the dialects of Niinati, a village on the Muju, and of Metomka, situated to the south of the village of Kiptem. The names Ghawisi and Qa u ti are related to the word kati, which according to Drabbe in the dialect of Niinati means "real man"; therefore Drabbe speaks of this language as the Kati-language. We analyse the Niinati-dialect. - Boelaars 1950:77. * De mensen zelf die de Kati-taal spreken hebben geen algemene naam om volk of taal aan te duiden. Door de Jaqaj's in het stroomgebied van de Mapi-rivier echter, en door de Awju's die voornamelyk wonen tussen Digul en Mapi worden ze genoemd resp. Qàwti en Chàwisi. Deze namen staan hoogstwaarschynlyk in verband met het Kati woord kati, dat in het Niinati-dialect betekent "echte mens"; in het Metomka-dialect spreekt men van katuk ti. Eigenlyk past in de mond der Kati's dat woord op alle Papoea's, in tegenstelling met het woord okan, dat gerbuikt wordt voor overzeese vreemdelingen. By gebrek aan beter duiden we dus het volk te dat woont tussen de Kao, een linkerzyrivier van de Digul, en de Muju die weer een zyrivier is van de Kao aan het de naam Kati, met de toon op de laatste lettergreep. De naam Kao is een verbastering van vreemdelingen, en de eigenlyke naam is Kowo; de Muju wordt dialectisch ook wel Ok-Mii genoemd. ... We bespreken hier twee verschillende dialecten; het eerste wordt gesproken in de omtrek van Niinati aan de Muju, zowel ten Oosten als ten Westen van die rivier. Het tweede spreekt men aan de Kowo, en verder in alle dorpen ten Zuiden van het dorp Jiptem. Een overgang van de twee vindt men te Namat, Mokbiran en Wambiran. Het eerste noemen we Niinati-dialect, het tweede Metomka-dialect naar de dorpen van onze zegslui. Behalve dat er twee duidelyk onderscheiden dialecten zyn, moeten we nog opmerken, dat tengevolge van de vroegere woonwyze der Kati's de taal van het ene dorp tot het andere nog al verschilt. ... 7
Page 1 and 2: YONGKOM YONGKOM (YONGOM, YONGGOM) .
Page 3 and 4: live on the shores of Lake Murray.
Page 5: (1) Kataut: Spoken only in the nort
Page 9 and 10: has not yet been described, nor has
Page 11 and 12: [Map] Mindiptanah -- SOUTH KATI - W
Page 13 and 14: Minikapa 124 Onobitan 117 Kawantet
Page 15 and 16: Kimki Kimkokawip Koeroongkim Koenam
Page 17 and 18: Kamakbon Onokbitan Jeteram Opka Kun
Page 19 and 20: Wombaki Woropko Yabiman Yetemot Yet
Page 21 and 22: Waropko Katanam Amten Amkomkit - Si
Page 23 and 24: YONGKOM Capell 1962 YONGKOM = YONGG
Page 25 and 26: & Hattori 1981, Wurm KATI, NORTHERN
Page 27 and 28: MUYU = SOUTHERN MUYU Grimes 1996 MU
Page 29 and 30: Anggutbin -- MUYU Schoorl 1993 Angk
Page 31 and 32: Djoemka -- MUYU Schoorl 1988 Djumka
Page 33 and 34: Kabomtem -- NORTH MUYU Boelaars 199
Page 35 and 36: Kawangtet -- YONGGOM Kirsch 1991 Ka
Page 37 and 38: Koromkam -- NORTH MUYU Boelaars 199
Page 39 and 40: Mokbiran -- SOUTHERN KATI Voorhoeve
Page 41 and 42: Rasika -- DIGOELERS Baal 1941 Sasib
Page 43 and 44: Walikubun -- ? SOUTHERN KATI Voorho

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