Temein languages
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| Temein | |
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| Nuba Hills | |
| Geographic distribution: |
Nuba Mountains |
| Linguistic classification: | Nilo-Saharan?
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The Temein or Nuba Hills languages are a group of Eastern Sudanic languages spoken in Sudan.
[edit] Languages
The Temein languages are not closely related.
Temein is the most conservative language; Doni and Tese have been strongly influenced by Kadu languages.
In his 2001 classification of the Nilo-Saharan language phylum, Christopher Ehret added the Nyima languages, which Bender considers an Astaboran group, to the Temein family, "a classification which suggests the author has not seriously considered all the relevant data (none of which is referenced in the bibliography)" (Blench 2007:2)
[edit] External links
- Temein languages (Roger Blench 2007)
- Temein at Ethnologue
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