Ngumpin-Yapa Languages

Felicity Meakins; Thomas Ennever; David Osgarby; Mitch Browne; Amanda Hamilton-Hollaway

Ngumpin-Yapa Languages

Felicity Meakins, Thomas Ennever, David Osgarby, Mitch Browne, Amanda Hamilton-Hollaway

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Ngumpin-Yapa languages consist of the Ngumpin and Yapa subgroups (Bowern & Atkinson, 2012; McConvell & Laughren, 2004). Ngumpin languages are further divided into the Western branch, consisting of Walmajarri and Juwaliny (Hudson, 1977; Richards, 1979), Ngardi (Cataldi, 2011), Jaru and its dialect Nyininy (Tsunoda, 1981); and the Eastern Ngumpin branch, made up of Wanyjirra (Senge, 2015), Gurindji (Meakins et al., 2013) and its dialects Malngin (Ise, 1998) and Kartangarurru (McConvell, 1976), Bilinarra (Meakins, 2013a; Meakins & Nordlinger, 2014) and its dialects Ngarinyman and Wulayi (Jones et al., 2019), and Karrangpurru and Mudburra (Green et al., 2019). Warlpiri (Hale, 1982; Laughren & Hoogenraad, 1996; Legate, 2002; Nash, 1986; Simpson, 1991; Swartz, 2012) and Warlmanpa (Nash, 1981) constitute the Yapa languages.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Oxford Guide to Australian Languages
Editors	Claire Bowern
Publisher	Oxford University Press
Chapter	76
Pages	918-932
ISBN (Print)	9780198824978
Publication status	Published - 2023

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