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| Tarpia |
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| Native to | Indonesia |
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| Region | Papua |
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Native speakers | 630 (2006)[1] |
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Language family | |
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| ISO 639-3 | tpf |
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| Glottolog | tarp1240 |
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| ELP | Tarpia |
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Tarpia is an Austronesian language spoken on the eastern north coast of Papua province, Indonesia.
See also[]
- Sarmi languages for a comparison with related languages
References[]
- ^ Tarpia at Ethnologue (18th ed., 2015)
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| Sarmi–Jayapura |
- Anus
- Bonggo
- Kayupulau
- Liki
- Masimasi
- Ormu
- Podena
- Kaptiau
- Sobei
- Tarpia
- Tobati
- Wakde
- Yamna
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| Schouten | | Siau |
- Arop-Sissano
- Sera
- Sissano
- Ulau-Suain
- Tumleo
- Yakamul
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| Kairiru | |
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| Manam |
- Biem
- Kis
- Manam
- Medebur
- Sepa
- Wogeo
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| Huon Gulf | | North Huon Gulf | |
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| Markham |
- Aribwatsa
- Aribwaung
- Adzera
- Dangal
- Duwet
- Labu
- Maralango
- Mari
- Musom
- Nafi
- Silisili
- Wampar
- Wampur
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| South Huon Gulf |
- Hote
- Iwal
- Kapin
- Kumalu
- Mangga Buang
- Mapos Buang
- Mumeng
- Piu
- Vehes
- Yamap
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| Ngero–Vitiaz | | Ngero |
- Bariai
- Gitua
- Kove
- Lusi
- Malalamai
- Mutu
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| Bel |
- Awad Bing
- Bilibil
- Gedaged
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- Mindiri
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- Wab
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| Bibling | |
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| Pasismanua |
- Aigon
- Karore
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- Miu
- Sengseng
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| Arawe |
- Aiklep
- Akolet
- Apalik
- Avau
- Bebeli
- Gimi
- Lesing-Gelimi
- Mangseng
- Solong
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| Mengen | |
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| Korap |
- Arop-Lukep
- Karnai
- Malasanga
- Mur Pano
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| Roinji–Nenaya | |
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| Others |
- Amara
- Maleu
- Mbula
- Sio
- Tami
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| Selaru | |
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| Kei-Tanimbar |
- Kei
- Fordata
- Yamdena
- Onin
- Sekar
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| Aru | |
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| Timor-Babar | | Timoric ? |
- Kemak
- Tukudede
- Mambai
- Idalaka
- Dawan
- Amarasi
- Helong
- Bilba
- Dengka
- Lole
- Ringgou
- Dela-Oenale
- Termanu
- Tii
- Tetum
- Bekais
- Wetar
- Galoli
- Naueti
- Kairui
- Waimoa
- Midiki
- Makuva
- Kisar
- Romang
- Leti
- Luang
- East Damar
- Teun
- Nila
- Serua
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| Babar | |
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| Kowiai | |
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| Central Maluku ? | | | West Central Maluku | |
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| East Central Maluku | |
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| Nunusaku |
- Kayeli †
- Nuaulu
- Huaulu
- Manusela
- Wemale
- Yalahatan
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- ? indicates classification dispute
- † indicates extinct status
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