Simon Greenhill

Wordlists

• Balinese (Made Denes)
• Banggai (W.dialect) (Van den Bergh (1953))
• Banggi (Blust, from Schneeberger)
• Banoni (Blust, from Lincoln (1975))
• Bantik (L. Theddon)
• Gayo (Drs. Ahmad Banta)
• Gedaged (Blust, from Mager (1952))
• Geser (Jim Collins)
• Ghari (Blust, from Tryon & Hackman (1983))
• Gimán (Dick Teljeur)
• Fijian (Bau) (Blust, from Capell (1968))
• Gorontalo (Hulondalo) (Hamzah Machmoed)
• Hanunóo (Blust, from Conklin (1953))
• Bima (Syamsuddin A.R. / IKIP Bandung)
• Bintulu (Blust)
• Bobot (Jim Collins)
• Bonerate (Jim Collins)
• Chamorro (Blust, from Topping (1975))
• Canala (Blust, from Grace (1975))
• Javanese (Pujiati Suyata)
• Kilokaka (Ysabel) (Blust, from Tryon & Hackman (1983))
• Timugon (Murut) (Jack Prentice)
• Kis (D.C. Laycock)
• Mor (Blust, from Laycock (1965-1966), Anceaux (1961))
• Mota (Blust, from Codrington & Palmer (1896))
• Motu (Blust, from Lister-Turner & Clark (1930))
• Muna (Katobu-Tongkuno Dialect) (René van den Berg)
• Iban (Blust, from Richards (1981))
• Kaidipang (Hunggu Tadjuddin Usup)
• Kairiru (R. Wivell)
• Kakiduge:n Ilongot (Reid (1971))
• Kambera (Blust, from Onvlee (1984), corrections from M. Klamer)
• Kapampangan (Blust, from Forman (1971), McFarland 1977)
• Lamaholot Ile Mandiri (Flores Timur) (Inyo Fernandes)
• Iliun (Erai) (Blust, from J. de Jong (1947))
• Bontok, Guina-ang (Lawrence A. Reid)
• Bughotu (Blust)
• Marquesan (POLLEX 2000 (Bruce Biggs & Ross Clark), David Addison)
• Ali (D.C. Laycock)
• Ambai (Yapen) (Blust, from Grace Notebooks)
• Mori (Hans Lapotiwa)
• Atoni (Blust)
• Aklanon - Bisayan (Dave Zorc)
• Babatana (Blust, from Tryon & Hackman (1983))
• Berawan (Long Terawan) (Blust)
• Biga (Misool) (Blust, from Grace Notebooks)
• Bikol (Naga City) (Amy V. Daniega)
• Buginese (Soppeng Dialect) (Zainuddin Taha)
• Buli (Blust, from Maan (1940))
• Buru [Namrole Bay] (Collins)
• Bwaidoga (Blust, from Jenness and Ballantyne (1926))
• Hawaiian (Blust, from Pukui & Elbert (1971))
• Hitu (Ambon) (Jim Collins)
• Hoava (Blust, from Tryon & Hackman (1983))
• Kasira (Irahutu) (Blust, from Grace)
• Kaulong (Au Village) (C. Throop)
• Kayupulau [Kajupulau] (Blust, from Grace)
• Rarotongan (POLLEX 2000 (Bruce Biggs & Ross Clark))
• Kei (Tanimbar-Kei) (Collins)
• Kelabit (Bario) (Blust)
• Kemak (Blust, from Stevens (1967))
• Kenyah (Long Anap) (Blust)
• Kerinci (Syahwin Nikelas)
• Nukuoro (POLLEX 2000 (Bruce Biggs & Ross Clark))
• Kusaie (Blust, from Lee (1976))
• Kwaio (Blust, from Keesing (1975))
• Lamogai (Mulakaino) (David J. Brunn, Mike Mikolavich, Informant: Rapi)
• Lau (Blust, from Fox (1974))
• Leipon (Blust)
• Letinese (Blust, from Jonker (1932))
• Levei (Blust)
• Likum (Blust)
• Loniu (Blust)
• Lou (Blust)
• Madurese (Blust, from Nothofer (1975), Safioedin (1977))
• Yapese (Blust, from Jensen, corrections from Keira Ballantyne)
• Yamdena (Blust, from Drabbe)
• Mussau (Blust (1984))
• Murnaten (Alune) (Jim Collins)
• Mono (Blust, from Tryon & Hackman (1983))
• Maleu (Author Unknown)
• Maloh (Blust, from King (1976))
• Manggarai (Blust, from Verheijen (1967))
• Maori (Bruce Biggs)
• Maranao (McKaughan & Macaraya (1967))
• Marovo (Blust, from Tryon & Hackman (1983))
• Masiwang (Jim Collins)
• Mekeo (Andrew Kavana)
• Melanau (Mukah) (Blust)
• Mengen (Dan Rath)
• Merina (Malagasy) (Blust / Adelaar from Abinal & Malzac (1921), Richardson (1885))
• Minyaifuin (Gebe) (Blust, from Grace)
• Misima (Malcolm Ross)
• Moken (Blust, from Chantanakomes (1980))
• Nauna (Blust)
• Nauru (Blust, from Kaysser)
• Nehan Hape (Bertha Quista Kenneth)
• Nengone (Blust)
• Ngadha (Blust, from Arndt (1961))
• Ngaibor (S.Aru) (Jim Collins)
• Nggela (Blust, from Fox)
• Nguna (Albert Schütz and Jack Tavimasoe)
• Nias (Blust)
• Nissan (Blust, from Todd (1978), Mayr (1931))
• Numfor (Blust, from van Hasselt & van Hasselt (1947))
• Ogan (Rasjid Mulkan)
• Paamese (South) (T. Crowley)
• Palauan (Blust, from McManus (1977))
• Paulohi (Blust, from Stresemann (1927))
• Peterara (Maewo) (Blust, from Tryon unpublished word list)
• Popalia (Jim Collins)
• Raga (D.S. Walsh)
• Rejang Rejang (Endarwati)
• Roti (Termanu Dialect) (Blust, from Jonker (1908))
• Rotuman (Hans Schmidt)
• Roviana (Blust, from Waterhouse (1949))
• Samoan (Blust)
• Savu (Blust)
• Ambrym, South-East (Blust, from Parker (1970))
• Seimat (Blust)
• Selaru (Blust)
• Sengseng (A. Chowning)
• Sika (Blust, from Meyer (1937))
• Singhi (Blust, from Reijffert (1956))
• Sobei (Blust, from Grace fieldnotes and J. Sterner 1975)
• Soboyo (Blust, from Holle)
• Tabar (Malcolm Ross)
• Tahitian (18th Century) (Ross Clark)
• Tangga (Blust, from Bell (1977))
• Tarpia (Blust, from Grace Notebooks)
• Tboli (Tagabili) (Lawrence A. Reid)
• Tetum (Blust, from Mathijsen)
• Tigak (Blust, from Beaumont (1979))
• Tongan (Blust, from Churchward (1959))
• Tontemboan (NY. J. A. Karisoh)
• Tsou T63 (Blust, from Tung (1963))
• Vaghua (Blust, from Tryon & Hackman (1983))
• Vitu (Malcolm Ross)
• Wampar (Blust, from Holzknecht)
• Waropen (Held (1942))
• Watubela (Jim Collins)
• Western Bukidnon Manobo (Lawrence A. Reid)
• Windesi Wandamen (Blust, from Van Balen, & Anceaux)
• Wogeo (Blust)
• Wuna (Blust, from Drs. Nurdin Yatim, Penelitian)
• Wuvulu (Blust)
• Anejom (Aneityum) (John Lynch)
• Banjarese Malay (M. Asfandi Adul)
• Belait (Peter Mastin, Informant: Kujur Dukong)
• Cebuano (Gemma Losbaños & Hermelito Go)
• Dayak Ngaju (Max J.R.Turangan)
• Tikopia (POLLEX 2000 (Bruce Biggs & Ross Clark))
• Futuna-Aniwa (Kenneth Fakamuri, POLLEX 2002 (Bruce Biggs & Ross Clark))
• Itbayaten (Lawrence A. Reid)
• Katingan (Durdje Durasia)
• Kilivila (Eprem T. Moguna)
• Kisar (Blust, from Rinnooy (1886), Stresemann (1927))
• Koiwai (Irian Jaya) (Roland Walker, SIL)
• Lenakel (John Lynch)
• Magori (South East Papua) (Tom Dutton)
• Maisin (John Davani)
• Makassar (Abd. Rajab)
• Mambai (Blust, from Fox (n.d.))
• Manam (Blust)
• Marshallese (E. Dialect) (Blust)
• Melayu Ambon (Ot Kakerissa)
• Lamusong (Blust)
• Minangkabau (Agusli hana)
• Tahitian (Modern) (Ross Clark)
• Pulo Anna (Unknown)
• Chuukese (Unknown)
• Nakanai (Bileki Dialect) (R. Johnston)
• Paiwan (Kulalao F82) (Ferrell (1982))
• Patpatar (Sios Ekonia Mitir)
• Ponapean (Blust, from Rehg & Sohl (1979))
• Pulau (Arguni) (Blust, from Grace Notebooks)
• Punan Kelai (Antonio Guerreiro)
• Ririo (D.C. Laycock)
• Sangir (Blust, from Steller & Aebersold (1959))
• Santa Ana (Blust, from Tryon & Hackman (1983))
• Sekar (Blust, from Grace notebooks and Ronald Walkers 1991 list)
• Teop (Ruth Saovana Spriggs)
• Toba Batak (Nahason Sihotang)
• Tunjung (Blust, from Hudson (1967))
• Ujir (N.Aru) (Jim Collins (?))
• Varisi (Blust, from Tryon & Hackman (1983))
• Wolio (J.C. Anceaux)
• Bonfia (Blust, from Le Cocq d'Armandville (1901) / Stresemann (1927))
• Bukat (Blust, from data of Jerome Rousseau, informant: Gasai Butek)
• Dehu (Blust, from Tryon & Hackman (1983))
• Elat, Kei Besar (Jim Collins)
• Woleai (Unknown)
• Yakan (Blust, from Pack (1975), Behren (2002), Molony (1969))
• Carolinian (Unknown)
• Bunun F69, Southern (Ferrell (1969))
• Kanakanabu F69 (Ferrell (1969))
• Lio, Flores Tongah (Aron Meko Mbete)
• Lahanan (Blust, from J. Rousseau and Informant Lake'Ido)
• Rennellese (POLLEX 2000 (Bruce Biggs & Ross Clark))
• As (Blust, from Grace)
• Bare'e (Blust, from Adriani (1928))
• Cheke Holo (G.M. White)
• Futuna, East (POLLEX 2000 (Bruce Biggs & Ross Clark))
• Gapapaiwa (Blust)
• Jawe (Blust, from Haudricourt and Ozanne-Rivierre (1982))
• Kwara'ae (Solomon Islands') (David Gegeo)
• Lampung (Junaiyah H.M.)
• Ma'anyan (Blust, from Hudson (1967))
• Mailu (Blust, from Saville)
• Kapingamarangi (POLLEX 2000 (Bruce Biggs & Ross Clark))
• Dobuan (Blust, from Bromilow (1904))
• Molima (Blust, from Chowning)
• Roro (Matilda Miria-Tairea)
• Sa'a (Blust, from Ivens (1929))
• Ubir (Malcolm Ross)
• To'ambaita (Frank Lichtenberk and Lawrence Fo'ana'ota)
• Teanu (P. C. Lincoln, 18 Feb 1981)
• Taiof (Malcolm Ross)
• Tae' (S.Toraja) (Blust, from van der Veen (1940))
• Suau (Blust, from Cooper (1975))
• Tanna, Southwest (John Lynch)
• Emae (POLLEX 2000 (Bruce Biggs & Ross Clark))
• Sakao (Port-Olry) (Jacques Guy)
• Numbami (Siboma) (Joel Bradshaw)
• Modang (Antonio Guerreiro)
• Malay (Bahasa Indonesia) (R. Blust, from Echols & Shadily)
• Zabana (Kia) (Blust, from Tryon & Hackman (1983))
• Penrhyn (POLLEX 2000 (Bruce Biggs & Ross Clark))
• Kédang (Blust, from vocabulary of Lukas Apelaby, courtesy of Inyo Fernandes)
• Kayan (Uma Juman) (Blust)
• Luangiua (POLLEX 2000 (Bruce Biggs & Ross Clark))
• Mangareva (POLLEX 2000 (Bruce Biggs & Ross Clark))
• Bolaang Mongondow (Blust, from Dunnebier (1765))
• Thao B96 (Blust)
• Ifira-Mele (Mele-Fila) (POLLEX 2000 (Bruce Biggs & Ross Clark))
• Sikaiana (POLLEX 2000 (Bruce Biggs & Ross Clark))
• Takuu (POLLEX 2000 (Bruce Biggs & Ross Clark))
• Tokelau (POLLEX 2000 (Bruce Biggs & Ross Clark))
• Tuamotu (POLLEX 2000 (Bruce Biggs & Ross Clark))
• Niue (POLLEX 2000 (Bruce Biggs & Ross Clark))
• Iraralay (Tsuchida et al. (1987))
• Itbayat (Tsuchida et al. (1987))
• Imorod (Tsuchida et al. (1987))
• Ivasay (Tsuchida et al. (1987))
• Isamorong (Tsuchida et al. (1987))
• Anuta (POLLEX 2000 (Bruce Biggs & Ross Clark))
• Yami (Ferrell (1969))
• Atayal - Squliq F69 (Ferrell (1969))
• Atayal - C'uli' F69 (Bandai) (Ferrell (1969))
• Favorlang F69 (Ferrell (1969))
• Uvea, East (POLLEX 2000 (Bruce Biggs & Ross Clark))
• Uvea, West (Hollyman 1987)
• Kavalan F69 (Ferrell (1969))
• Ida'an (David Moody)
• Melayu Brunei (Dialect) (Hajah Fatimah Haji Awg Chuchu)
• Rapanui (Easter Island) (POLLEX 2000 (Bruce Biggs & Ross Clark))
• Palawan Batak (Lawrence A. Reid)
• Pazih F69 (Ferrell (1969))
• Proto-Central Eastern Malayo Polynesian (Blust (1993))
• Proto-Central Malayo Polynesian (Blust (1993))
• Proto-Malayo-Polynesian (Blust (1993))
• Proto-Oceanic (Blust) (Blust (1993))
• Puyuma (Chihpen F69) (Ferrell (1969))
• Rukai (Budai F69) (Ferrell (1969))
• Saaroa F69 (Ferrell (1969))
• Saisiyat F69 (Ferrell (1969))
• Seediq F69 (Sakura) (Ferrell (1969))
• Siraya F69 (Ferrell (1969))
• Tagalog (Ted Llamzon)
• Werinama (J. Collins)
• Ibanag (Telan Family)
• Proto-Austronesian (Blust, R (1999))
• Lakalai (A. Chowning)
• Kove (A. Chowning)
• Yogya (Pujiati Suyata)
• Sundanese (Mas Sutikjana Oekon)
• Amara (Thurston (1996))
• Mouk (Thurston (1996))
• Aria (Thurston (1996))
• Ilokano (Blust)
• Babuyan (Tsuchida et al. (1987))
• Koronadal Blaan (Savage, T.D. (1986))
• Proto-Southern Mindanaon (Savage, T.D. (1986))
• Sarangani Blaan (Savage, T.D. (1986))
• 'Auhelawa ('Auhelawa-English Dictionary)
• Oirata (Taber (1993))
• Iliun (Taber (1993))
• Tugun (Taber (1993))
• Perai (Taber (1993))
• Aputai (Taber (1993))
• Galolen (Talur) (Taber (1993))
• Luang (Taber (1993))
• East Damar (Taber (1993))
• Teun (Taber (1993))
• Serua (Taber (1993))
• Nila (Taber (1993))
• West Damar (Taber (1993))
• Dawera-Daweloor (Taber (1993))
• Dai (Taber (1993))
• North Babar (Taber (1993))
• South-East Babar (Taber (1993))
• Serili (Taber (1993))
• East Masela (Taber (1993))
• Central Masela (Taber (1993))
• Emplawas (Taber (1993))
• Tela-Masbuar (Taber (1993))
• Imroing (Taber (1993))
• Roma (Taber (1993))
• Puluwatese (Bender et al. (2003a,b))
• Pulo-Annan (Bender et al. (2003a,b))
• Saipan Carolinian (Bender et al. (2003a,b))
• Saipan Carolinian Tanapag (Bender et al. (2003a,b))
• Proto-Micronesian (Bender et al. (2003a,b))
• Mokilese (Bender et al. (2003a,b))
• Satawalese (Bender et al. (2003a,b))
• Marshallese (Bender et al. (2003a,b), Additions from Nikolas Willson)
• Mortlockese (Bender et al. (2003a,b))
• Woleaian (Bender et al. (2003a,b))
• Proto-Chuukic (Bender et al. (2003a,b))
• Chuukese (Goodenough and Sugita (1980, 1990), Bender et al 2003)
• Sisingga (Malcolm Ross)
• Siar (Malcolm Ross)
• Nalik (Malcolm Ross)
• Diodio (Malcolm Ross, John Manasa)
• Nese (Terry Crowley / John Lynch)
• Tape (Crowley)
• Pingilapese (Bender et al. (2003))
• Sonsorolese (Bender et al. (2003))
• Arosi (Fox 1970)
• Waray-Waray (Andras Rajki)
• Manihiki (Ross Clark, Mary Salisbury)
• Komering (Kayu Agung Asli) (Karl Anderback)
• Komering (Ulu), Adumanis Village (Karl Anderback)
• Komering (Ilir), Palau Gemantung Village (Karl Anderback)
• Komering (Ulu), Perjaya Village (Karl Anderback)
• Komering (Ulu), Damarpura Village (Karl Anderback)
• Lampung Api (Daya) (Karl Anderback)
• Lampung Api (Ranau) (Karl Anderback)
• Lampung Api (Sukau) (Karl Anderback)
• Lampung Api (Krui) (Karl Anderback)
• Lampung Api (Belalau) (Karl Anderback)
• Lampung Api (Way Kanan) (Karl Anderback)
• Lampung Api (Kota Agung) (Karl Anderback)
• Lampung Api (Talang Padang) (Karl Anderback)
• Lampung Api (Way Lima) (Karl Anderback)
• Lampung Api (Sungkai) (Karl Anderback)
• Lampung Api (Pubian) (Karl Anderback)
• Lampung Api (Kalianda) (Karl Anderback)
• Lampung Nyo (Melinting) (Karl Anderback)
• Lampung Api (Jabung) (Karl Anderback)
• Komering (Kayu Agung Pendatang) (Karl Anderback)
• Lampung Nyo (Abung/Sukadana) (Karl Anderback)
• Lampung Nyo (Abung/Kotabumi) (Karl Anderback)
• Lampung Nyo (Menggala/Tulang Bawang) (Karl Anderback)
• Bajo (Kolo Bawah) (Summary of Bajau Lexicostatistics Project (through October 1989))
• Bajo (Padei Laut) (Summary of Bajau Lexicostatistics Project (through October 1989))
• Bajo (Kayuadi) (Summary of Bajau Lexicostatistics Project (through October 1989))
• Bajo (Pitulua) (Summary of Bajau Lexicostatistics Project (through October 1989))
• Bajo (Bajoe) (Summary of Bajau Lexicostatistics Project (through October 1989))
• Bajo (Lauru) (Summary of Bajau Lexicostatistics Project (through October 1989))
• Bajo (Moramo) (Summary of Bajau Lexicostatistics Project (through October 1989))
• Bajo (Boepinang) (Summary of Bajau Lexicostatistics Project (through October 1989))
• Bajo (Lakaramba) (Summary of Bajau Lexicostatistics Project (through October 1989))
• Bajo (Kaleroang) (Summary of Bajau Lexicostatistics Project (through October 1989))
• Bajo (Lakonea) (Summary of Bajau Lexicostatistics Project (through October 1989))
• Bajo (Langara Laut) (Summary of Bajau Lexicostatistics Project (through October 1989))
• Bajo (Lapulu) (Summary of Bajau Lexicostatistics Project (through October 1989))
• Bajo (Luwuk) (Summary of Bajau Lexicostatistics Project (through October 1989))
• Bajo (Anaiwoi) (Summary of Bajau Lexicostatistics Project (through October 1989))
• Bajo (Lemo Bajo) (Summary of Bajau Lexicostatistics Project (through October 1989))
• Apma (Suru Kavian) (Andrew Gray)
• Sa (south-eastern dialect) (Andrew Gray)
• Sowa (Andrew Gray)
• Ske (Seke) (Andrew Gray)
• Muyuw (Lithgow, David and Daphne Lithgow 2007)
• Halia (Selau) (Malcolm Ross, Helen Tapune, Josephine Wapiu)
• Tawala (Textfile for Tawala Dictionary, by Brian Ezard; provided by Malcolm Ross (Nov 3, 2009))
• Fijian (Suva Dialect) (J. Saunders from informant Josefa Are Nakaivalu)
• Marquesan (Nukuhiva dialect) (Andrew Pawley)
• Niuafo'ou (Dye (1980))
• Karo Batak (Neumann, J.H. 1951 and Woollams 1996)
• Sumbawa (James Ryan)
• Rapa (POLLEX (http://pollex.org.nz))
• Nimoa (Henderson and Henderson 1974)
• Nuguria (POLLEX)
• Mooriori (POLLEX)
• Kankanaey (Janet Allen)
• Amis (Fata'an) (Li (2004))
• Amis (Farang) (Li (2004))
• Sakizaya (Li (2004))
• Atayal - C'uli' L04 (Skikun) (Li (2004))
• Bunun (Takituduh L04) (Li (2004))
• Bunun (Takbanuaz) (Li (2004))
• Bunun (Iskubun) (Li (2004))
• Paiwan (Butanglu L04) (Li (2004))
• Paiwan (Stimul L04) (Li (2004))
• Paiwan (Tjubar L04) (Li (2004))
• Puyuma (Pilam L04) (Li (2004))
• Puyuma (Lower Pinlang L04) (Li (2004))
• Puyuma (Katipul L04) (Li (2004))
• Rukai (Tanan L04) (Li (2004))
• Rukai (Budai L04) (Li (2004))
• Rukai (Maga L04) (Li (2004))
• Rukai (Tona) (Li (2004))
• Rukai (Mantauran L04) (Li (2004))
• Saisiyat L04 (Tungho) (Li (2004))
• Saisiyat L04 (Ta'ai) (Li (2004))
• Atayal - Squliq L04 (Li (2004))
• Seediq L04 (Paran) (Li (2004))
• Seediq L04 (Toda) (Li (2004))
• Seediq L04 (Hecuo) (Li (2004))
• Seediq L04 (Truku) (Li (2004))
• Tsou (Duhtu L04) (Li (2004))
• Kanakanabu L04 (Li (2004))
• Saaroa L04 (Li (2004))
• Kazakh (Geng Shimin (1984))
• Salar (Lin Lianyun (1982))
• Tatar (Chen Zongzhen, Yi Liqian (1986))
• Uighur (Zhao Xiangru and Zhu Zhining (1983))
• Uzbek (Cheng Shiliang and Abdul Rahman (1986))
• Western Yugu (Chen Zongzhen and Lei Xianchun (1983))
• Kirgiz (Hu Zhenhua (1984))
• Wusehua (Rongshui) (Guangxi Minority Languages Orthography Committee. 2008.)
• Mulam (Siba) (Guangxi Minority Languages Orthography Committee. 2008.)
• Lakkja (Liula) (Guangxi Minority Languages Orthography Committee. 2008.)
• Gelao (Moji) (Guangxi Minority Languages Orthography Committee. 2008.)
• Dongxiang 东乡语 (刘照雄 Liu Zhaoxiong)
• Tuzu 土族语 (Junast 照那斯图)
• Eastern Yugu 东部裕固语 (Junast 照那斯图)
• Bao'an 保安语 (Bu He and Liuzhaoxiong 布和, 刘照雄)
• Mongol 蒙古语 (Dob 道布)
• Mondzi (Ziwo Qiu-Fuyuan Lama)
• Maang (Ziwo Qiu-Fuyuan Lama)
• Gaokujiao Lolo (Lu & Nong (1998))
• White Lolo (Lu & Nong (1998))
• Black Lolo (Lu & Nong (1998))
• Flowery Lolo (Lu & Nong (1998))
• Kambowa (Kasrudin with David Mead)
• Kioko (La Ua, La Iki, Barahama (data providers) David Mead (transcriber))
• Mori Bawah (Tofatu) (D. Mead)
• Tangga (Feni) (Wing Wima)
• Nyelâyu (Ozanne-Riverre (1998))
• Houaïlou (Leenhardt (1935))
• Lom (Mapurese) (Olaf H. Smedal (1987))
• Hewa (Fricke 2014)
• Bola (Brent Wiebe)
• Meramera (Malcolm Ross)
• Ponosakan (Lobel 2015)
• Dadu'a (Penn 2006)
• Fordata (Marshall 2000)
• Irarutu (Jackson 2014)
• Naueti (Veloso 2016)
• Tetun Fehan (Van Klinken-Williams 1999, n.d.)
• Tokodede (Schapper fieldnotes)
• Waima'a (Belo et al. n.d.)
• Kaisabu (Mead, David. 2017)
• Kumbewaha (Mead, David. 2017)
• Lasalimu (Mead, David. 2017)
• Wakole dialect of Kumbewaha (Mead, David. 2017)
• Wasambua dialect of Cia-Cia (Mead, David. 2017)
• Wolowa dialect of Kumbewaha (Mead, David. 2017)
• Tobati (Holle via Stokhof (1982))
• Ifo (Utaha) (Lynch (1983))
• Proto-Danaw (Allison (1979))
• Nguluwan (Sakiyama 2003)
• Inagta Alabat (Lobel et al. 2020.)
• Western Subanon (Jernan Combi)
• Manide (Labo) (Doroja (2017))
• Aneityumese (Inglis (1882))
• Dalkalaen (Kilu von Prince (2012))
• Tamambo (Jauncey 1997)