Asụsụ Namia

Namia (Namie, Nemia) bụ asụsụ Sepik a na-asụ na Namea Rural LLG, Sandaun Province, Papua New Guinea . Ọ na-aga na aha dị iche iche, dị ka Edawapi, Lujere, odo odo . Iji asụsụ eme ihe bụ "siri ike" ( Ethnologue ).

Na Sandaun Province, a na-asụ ya na Ameni 

 Olumba 
Otu olumba namie bụ: 

 Ailuaki: spoken in Yegarapi (), Yaru (), and Norambalip () villages
 Amani: spoken in Augwom (), Iwani (), Pabei (), Panewai, and Tipas () villages
 Wiari: spoken in Alai (), Nami (), Worikori (), Akwom (), and Naum () villages
 Lawo: spoken in Mokwidami (), Mantopai (), Yawari (), and Aiendami () villages

 fonology 
Namia nwere naanị consonants phonemic 7: 

Ntụle ụfọdụ na-egosi /tʃ/ dị ka fọnịm nke asatọ,  n'agbanyeghị na enwere ike ibu amụma nkesa ya. [tʃ] na n'ọnọdụ ụfọdụ /r/ bụ variants nke /t/, dị ka akọwara na tebụl n'okpuru. Feldpausch, Becky; Feldpausch, Tom (2009). Phonology essentials of the Namia language. Summer Institute of Linguistics.
+Nkesa ekwentị coronal ọnụ na Namia gburugburu Ekwentị Ihe atụ Agbapụtara Na mgbanwe Agbaghị akwụkwọ # _ [t], [l] [t~r] *[tʃ] [ndụmọdụ] 'basket', [egbugbere ọnụ] 'olulu' _ # [r], [l] *[t], *[tʃ] [er] 'anyị abụọ', [el] 'nwanyị' [iu] _ [tʃ], [r], [l] *[t] [titʃei] 'nkume', [irei] 'osisi egwu egwu', [ilei] 'aha' [Ee oa] _ [r], [l] *[tʃ], *[t] [ari] 'ama', [alu] 'alaka' V _CV [r], [l] *[tʃ], *[t] [irno] 'ihu', [ilpok] 'oké ifufe n'ihu' VC _V [r], [l], [t] *[tʃ] [amral] 'obosara', [amtou] 'pandanus uhie', [emomle] 'teta'
Enwere ike ịnụ okwu-mmalite [r] n'ọnọdụ a na-atụ anya [t] n'okwu ngwa ngwa ma ọ bụrụ na okwu gara aga gwụ na ụdaume. N'ebe ọ bụla ọ nweghị ihe karịrị fọnịm atọ dị iche, nke pụtara na a dịghị achọ coronal /tʃ/ nke anọ. [tʃ] na-eme naanị site na ụdaume dị elu /i/ ma ọ bụ /u/ (dịka ọmụmaatụ [putʃwapu] 'ume-ngwu') ebe enwere ike ịhụ ya dị ka allophone nke /t/. N'ọtụtụ gburugburu naanị fọnịm abụọ dị iche, na-atụ aro na /r/ na nso nso a si na /t/.

 Okwu okwu 
Okwu okwu ndị a bụ isi sitere na Foley (2005)  na Laycock (1968),  dị ka ekwuru na nchekwa data Trans-New Guinea: 

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