- Malakula, also
spelled Malekula, is the second-largest
island in the
nation of Vanuatu,
formerly the New Hebrides, in Melanesia, a
region of the Pacific...
- ISBN 9781922185235 List and map of
Malekula languages (A.N.U., 1995) Map of
Vanuatu languages including Malekula Updated map of
Malekula languages (MPI-SHH – Jena...
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family Nuclear Southern Oceanic linkage Central Vanuatu linkage Malekula Coastal Malekula Interior Pentecost Ambrym–Paama Epi–Efate Epi Shepherds–North...
- Charpentier, Jean-Michel (1982).
Atlas linguistique du Sud-
Malekula —
Linguistic Atlas of
South Malekula (Vanuatu) (in French). Paris:
Centre National de la...
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visited his
grave there 56
years later and
wrote a book,
Footprints on
Malekula:
Memoir of
Bernard Deacon, in 1984.
After Cambridge she
spent a brief,...
- ([neveʔei]), also
known as Vinmavis, is an
Oceanic language of
central Malekula, Vanuatu.
There are
around 500
primary speakers of Neveʻei and
about 750...
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Moribund Aulua aul 750 0.2774
Malekula NCV
Avava tmb
Katbol 700 0.2589
Malekula NCV
Axamb ahb
Ahamb 750 0.2774
Malekula NCV
Baetora btr 1,330 0.4919 Maewo...
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Litslits is a town in Vanuatu, in
Malampa Province, on the
island of
Malekula. It is
south of the city Lakatoro, with 1,391
inhabitants (2013). In the...
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Anita (9
September 2023). "Former MP Ken
leads unofficial results on
Malekula".
Retrieved 6
October 2023. 17°44′44″S 168°18′56″E / 17.74556°S 168.31556°E...
- of Vanuatu,
presumably one of the
Malekula Interior languages. It was
spoken in the
southwestern corner of
Malekula, near Malfaxal.
Robert Blust, 2013...
