Сурмиски јазици

Сурмиските јазици се подгрупа на фамилијата на нилосахарски јазици. Во оваа група спаѓаат:
* север (Маџанг јазик)
* Југ
** Југоисток (Квегуски јазик Менски јазик, Мурски јазик, Сурски јазик
** Југозапад (Дидингаски јазик, Касибо-балесиски јазик, Мурле јазик, Наримски јазик, Тенетски јазик, и Зилмаму јазик)
1 Наводи
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* Arensen, Jon, Nicky de Jong, Scott Randal, Peter Unseth. 1997. "Interrogatives in Surmic Languages and Greenberg's Universals," ''Occasional Papers in the Study of Sudanese Languages'' 7:71-90.
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* Unseth, Peter. 1987. "A Typological Anomaly in Some Surma Languages," ''Studies in African Linguistics'' 18.357-361.
* Unseth, Peter. 1988. "The Validity and Unity of the Southeast Surma Language Grouping," ''Northeast African Studies'' 10.2/3:151-163.
* Unseth, Peter. 1989. "An Initial Comparison and Reconstruction of Case Suffixes in Surmic Languages," ''Journal of Ethiopian Studies'' 22:97-104.
* Unseth, Peter. 1991. "Possessive Markers in Surmic Languages," ''Proceedings of the 4th Nilo-Saharan Linguistics Colloquium'', ed. by M. L. Bender, pp. 91–104. (Nilo-Saharan: Linguistic Analyses and Documentation'', vol. 7.) Hamburg: Helmut Buske Verlag.
* Unseth, Peter. 1997a. "An Archaic Surmic Causative Prefix," ''Occasional Papers in the Study of Sudanese Languages'' 7:41-48.
* Unseth, Peter. 1997b. "Disentangling the Two Languages Called 'Suri'," ''Occasional Papers in the Study of Sudanese Languages'' 7:49-69. * Unseth, Peter. 1998. "Two Old Causative Affixes in Surmic," ''Surmic Languages and Cultures'', ed. by Gerrit Dimmendaal, pp. 113-126. Cologne: Köppe.
* Unseth, Peter and Jon Abbink. 1998. "Cross-ethnic Clan Identities Among Surmic Groups," in ''Surmic Languages and Cultures'', Gerrit Deimmendaal (ed.), pp. 103–112. Cologne: Koppe.