Tumtum language

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Tumtum
Native to	Sudan
Region	Kordofan
Native speakers	(undated figure of 7,000)^[1]
Language family	Kadu Eastern Tumtum
Language codes
ISO 639-3	`tbr`
Glottolog	`tumt1243`
ELP	Tumtum

Tumtum is a Kadu language spoken in Kordofan. Dialects are Karondi (Kurondi, Korindi), Talassa, and Tumtum proper.

References[]

^ Tumtum at Ethnologue (10th ed., 1984). Note: Data may come from the 9th edition (1978).

External links[]

Tumtum basic lexicon at the Global Lexicostatistical Database

Languages of Sudan

Official languages

Standard Arabic
English

Indigenous
languages

Nilo-Saharan	Daza Dinka Doni Fur Kadallu Kadugli Kanga Keiga Krongo Temein Tese Tulishi Tumtum Zaghawa
Niger-Congo	Acheron Amira Dengebu Ebang Jomang Katla Ko Kwalib Laro Logol Lumun Moro Nding Ngile Shirumba Tagoi Tegali Tegem Tima Tiro Tocho Torona Utoro Warnang
Other	Beja Domari

Immigrant languages

Other languages

Kordofanian languages (geographic)

Talodi–Heiban

Heiban	Ebang Ko Kwalib Laro Logol Moro Shirumba Tiro Utoro Warnang
Talodi	Acheron Dagik Jomang Lumun Nding Ngile Tocho Torona

Katla-Rashad

Katla	Domorik Kaalak
Rashad	Tagoi Tegali

Western	Kanga Keiga Tulishi
Eastern	Krongo Tumtum
Other	Kadugli

Amira
Tegem

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