Talk:Konyak languages
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Since Ethn. d n divide it up, per Van Driem, Tangsa & Nocte form one cluster, everything else (Wancho, Phom, Khiamngan, Konyak, Chang) the second. kwami (talk) 06:55, 30 January 2009 (UTC)
List of languages in Myanmar[edit]
83 Northern Naga datapoints of Myanmar (SIL p.c.): — Stevey7788 (talk) 16:06, 13 June 2018 (UTC)
- Lainong (Khamti)
- Lainong (Lahe)
- Lainong (Long Kyan Nok Kone)
- Lainong (Anbaw)
- Lainong (Hwi Thaik)
- Lainong (Wan Ton Tha Mai)
- Lainong (Nok Nyo Kha Shang)
- Ponyo (Ponyo Nok Inn)
- Ponyo (Lang Kheng)
- Gongwan (Solo Nok Kone)
- Khiamniungan (Pasaung)
- Makyam (Makyam)
- Makyam (Khale)
- Makyam (Santung)
- Makyam (Kuku Nokkone)
- Konyak (Wakching)
- Lao (Law)
- Kyan (New Longyi)
- Chuyo (Kyuyan Noknyo)
- Gaqkat (Wakat Kyukhu)
- Karyaw (Karyaw)
- Wancho (Upper-Wancho Hill)
- Wancho (Lower-Wancho Hill)
- Muklom (New Kimyung / Old Kimyung)
- Yongkuk (Namphai-1)
- Longchang (New Jumchum / chokdok)
- Tikhak (New Khamlao / Old chmpu)
- Jugli (Kaike Pothar)
- Ngaimong (New Khamlao)
- Shangvan (Woktham)
- Haqcyeng (Thai Kha - Waktham)
- Chamchang (Hiqshe - Lunglong)
- Shanke (Rakyu - Khalung)
- Mungre (Khaqsi - Naungyan)
- Kyahi (Takung)
- Moshang
- Lochang (Thaho - Naungsai)
- Dunghi
- Meitei (Nyin Yaung - Thaho 2)
- Cholim (Kyolum Manra - Hulawng)
- Lungri (Longman / Samkidong)
- Kochung (Kochung - Thaho 1)
- Lakki (Lakho - Tayatit)
- Ringkhu (Sumri - Tayatit)
- Ringkhu (Sumri - Padumung)
- Shangti (Shangti - Makannaung)
- Gaqyi (Gaqyi - Khalung)
- Rasa (Shanlum - Thakhet)
- Lungkhi˥˧ (Shami - Shinbwiyan)
- Khalak (Likthaw - Thakhet)
- Henching (Shanching - Makannaung)
- Shokrang (New Lisan)
- Rera (Balinong / Valantoi)
- Drancyi
- Gaqha
- Kotlum
- Aasen
- Raqnu
- Gaqlun (Lonyung)
- Thamkɔk (Old Khamkik - Khamkik)
- Champhang of Champhang village
- Nahen (Sandri - Nahen)
- Lumnu (Lumnu village)
- Yangno (Yangnaw - Khamkik)
- Haqchum (Haqchum village)
- Haqman (Haqman - Khamkik)
- Haqsik (Haqsik Noknyo - Woktham)
- Halang (Longman)
- Bote (Raqha) (Bote Longku - Yawkon)
- Lama of Lama village
- Haqkhun (Haqhaung - Thaho 3)
- Haqkhi of Haqkhi village
- Nocte (Rajanagar 3)
- Sansik (Sheiknyo)
- Kaisan (Kaisan Longkyan)
- Kon (Yongkon village)
- Kon (Kyawang village)
- Nyinshao (Nyinshaw)
- Pingku (Nampha)
- Pingku (Paungsai)
- Ponthai (Lokom Ponthai)
- Hawi (Namchik Hawi)
- Tutsa (Jongpho)
In the list above, there are 69 languages:
- Lainong
- Ponyo
- Gongwan
- Khiamniungan
- Makyam
- Konyak
- Lao
- Kyan
- Chuyo
- Gaqkat
- Karyaw
- Wancho
- Muklom
- Yongkuk
- Longchang
- Tikhak
- Jugli
- Ngaimong
- Shangvan
- Haqcyeng
- Chamchang
- Shanke
- Mungre
- Kyahi
- Moshang
- Lochang
- Dunghi
- Meitei
- Cholim
- Lungri
- Kochung
- Lakki
- Ringkhu
- Shangti
- Gaqyi
- Rasa
- Lungkhi˥˧
- Khalak
- Henching
- Shokrang
- Rera
- Drancyi
- Gaqha
- Kotlum
- Aasen
- Raqnu
- Gaqlun
- Thamkɔk
- Champhang
- Nahen
- Lumnu
- Yangno
- Haqchum
- Haqman
- Haqsik
- Halang
- Bote
- Lama
- Haqkhun
- Haqkhi
- Nocte
- Sansik
- Kaisan
- Kon
- Nyinshao
- Pingku
- Ponthai
- Hawi
- Tutsa
Updated list from SIL:
- Lainong (Khamti)
- Lainong (Lahe)
- Lainong (Long Kyan Nok Kone)
- Lainong (Anbaw)
- Lainong (Hwi Thaik)
- Lainong (Wan Ton Tha Mai)
- Lainong (Nok Nyo Kha Shang)
- Ponyo (Ponyo Nok Inn)
- Ponyo (Lang Kheng)
- Gongwan (Solo Nok Kone)
- Khiamniungan (Pasaung)
- Makyam (Makyam)
- Makyam (Khale)
- Makyam (Santhong)
- Makyam (Kuku Nokkone)
- Konyak (Wakching)
- Lao
- Kyan
- Chuyo
- Gakat
- Karyaw
- Upper Wancho
- Lower Wancho
- Chamchang
- Lo Chang
- Mungre
- Kyahee
- Shangwan
- Haqkyain
- Mithei
- Dawlum
- Gawkchung
- Bote
- Haqkhun
- Kyamkok
- Yangnaw
- Haqman
- Haqsik
- Shake Nyo
- Kaisan
- Yaungkun
- Chawang
- Nyinshau
- Lunkhai (Shinbwiyan)
- Shanke (Khalon)
- Gaji (Khalon)
- Rasa (Thakhet)
- Khalak (Thakhet)
- Lakki (Thayatit)
- Ringkhu (Thayatit)
- Nahen (Nahen)
- Ringkhu (Badumon)
- Pinku (Nampha)
- Pinku (Paungsai)
- Shangti (Makan Naung)
- Hen Chin (Makan Naung)
- Rangchin (Makan Naung)
- Raqsa (Kaungmu)
- Draancyi
- Gaqha
- Kotlum
- Aasen
- Raqnu
- Gaqlun
- Moshang
- Dungi
- Lochang
- Moshang (Neotan / Lungpang / Old Chumphon)
- Jugli
- Shokrang
- Zhoonkuk
- Ponthai
- Tutsa
- Rongrang (Balinong / Valantoi)
- Longchang (New Jumchum / Chokdok)
- Tikhak (New Khamlao / Old Chmpu)
- Haidley
- Hawi
- Lungri (Longman / Samkidong)
- Ngaimong
- Muklom (New Kimyung / Old Kimyung)
- Nocte
- Kimsing
- Sankye
- Champhang (Champhang village)
- Lumnu (Lumnu village)
- Lama (Lama village)
- Haq Chum sa (Haq Chum village)
- Haqkhi (Haqkhi village)