Linguas konyak

As linguas konyak ou linguas nagas setentrionais forman unha rama da familia lingüística sino-tibetana. Fálanse na India e en Myanmar.van Driem, George (2014). "Trans-Himalayan ", en Owen-Smith, Thomas; Hill, Nathan W. (eds.), Trans-Himalayan Linguistics: Historical and Descriptive Linguistics of the Himalayan Area, Berlin: de Gruyter, p. 11–40, ISBN 978-3-11-031083-2.

 Clasificación 
A clasificación interna das linguas e dialectos nagas setentrionais (konyak):Hsiu, Andrés. 2018. Classifying Konyak and other Naga languages .

Naga Setentrional
Makyam
Kuku Nokkone
Makyam, Khale, Santung
Naga Setentrional Nuclear
Grupo Khiamniúngico
Lainong
Anbaw, Hwi Thaik
Wan Ton Tha Mai
Nok Nyo Kha Shang
Lahe (subgrupo): Lahe, Khamti, Long Kyan Nok Kone
Ponyo-Gongwan
Ponyo (subgrupo): Ponyo Nok Inn, Lang Kheng
Gongwan
Khiamniungan
Konyak-Wancho-Tangsa
Konyak-Wancho
Lao
Konyak
Kyan
Wancho
Wancho (Lower Wancho Hill)
Wancho (Upper Wancho Hill), Karyaw
Chuyo, Gaqkat
Phom
Chang (?)
Tangsa
Tikhak (subgrupo): Tikhak, Longchang, Yongkuk, Muklom
Jugli
Shangvan (subgrupo): Shangvan, Meitei, Haqcyeng, Ngaimong
Pangwa (subgrupo): Kyahi, Mungre, Shanke, Chamchang, Lochang, Dunghi, Moshang, Rera, Lungri, Cholim
Halang (subgrupo): Lama, Halang, Haqkhi, Bote
Ringkhu (subgrupo): Gaqyi, Shokrang, Henching, Rasa, Lakki, Ringkhu, Khalak, Shangti, Lungkhi, Kochung
Gaqha
Kotlum (subgrupo): Kotlum, Raqnu, Aasen, Drancyi, Gaqlun
Kon-Pingku (subgrupo): Kon, Pingku, Nyinshao
Sansik
Champhang (subgrupo): Nahen, Thamkok, Lumnu, Champhang
Nocte-Tutsa (subgrupo): Haqkhun, Tutsa, Ponthai, Hawi, Nocte, Haqsik, Haqchum, Yangno, Haqman

 Notas 

 Véxase tamén 
 Bibliografía 
 Matisoff, James A. 2015. The Sino-Tibetan Etymological Dictionary and Thesaurus. Berkeley: Universidade de California.
 French, Walter T. 1983. Northern Naga: A Tibeto-Burman mesolanguage. Ph.D. Dissertation, The City University of New York.
 Lann, Khan. 2018. A Phonological Comparison of Shecyü and Mungre and its Contribution to a Common Tangshang Naga Orthography. M.A. thesis. Chiang Mai: Payap University.

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