- The
Jukunoid languages are a
branch of the Benue-Congo
languages spoken by the
Jukun and
related peoples of
Nigeria and Cameroon. They are distributed...
- Sub-Saharan Africa.
Central Nigerian (or Platoid)
contains the Plateau,
Jukunoid and
Kainji families, and Bantoid–Cross
combines the
Bantoid and
Cross River...
- The Bete
language of
Nigeria is a
nearly extinct language spoken by a
small minority of the 3,000
inhabitants of Bete Town, Takum,
Taraba State; its speakers...
-
Heliport (IATA: JUK), in
Greenland Wapan language (ISO 639-3: juk), a
Jukunoid language of
Nigeria This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
- Kororofa, also
known as
Wukari after the
local town of Wukari, is a
major Jukunoid language of Nigeria.
Blench (2019)
lists the
following varieties as part...
-
Jukun (Njikun), or more
precisely Jukun Takum, is a
Jukunoid language of
Cameroon used as a
trade language in Nigeria.
Though there are only a few thousand...
- Benue–Congo
includes Kainji,
Plateau (46 languages,
notably Gamai language),
Jukunoid,
Dakoid and some
parts of
Cross River.
Apart from these,
there are numerous...
- (possibly
Bantu languages), Bete (evidently
Jukunoid), Bung (unclear),
Kujarge (evidently Chadic), Lufu (
Jukunoid),
Meroitic (possibly Afroasiatic), Oropom...
- The
Yukubenic languages (or
Oohum languages) are a
branch of
either the
Jukunoid family or the
Plateau family spoken in
southeastern Nigeria. Glottolog...
-
people are an ethno-linguistic
group in West Africa, who
speak Kuteb, a
Jukunoid language. Most of the
Kuteb people reside in
Taraba State, Nigeria. According...
