Kambari languages

Kambari
Ethnicity:	Kambari, most Cipu
Geographic distribution:	Nigeria
Linguistic classification:	Niger–Congo Atlantic–Congo Benue–Congo Kainji Kambari
Glottolog:	`kamb1317`^[1]

The Kambari languages of the Nigerian plateau are:^[2]

Cipu (Western Acipa)
Kambari proper
- Kambari I: Vadi (Kakihum?), Shingini, Baangi, ? Yumu
- Kambari II: Kimba, Gaushi, Wənci

There are three varieties of Kambari: Agwara Kambari, Salka Kambari and Auna Kambari.

References

↑ Hammarström, Harald; Forkel, Robert; Haspelmath, Martin; Bank, Sebastian, eds. (2016). "Kambari–Cicipu". Glottolog 2.7. Jena: Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History.
↑ Roger Blench, 2010. The Kambari languages

Jera	Gamo-Ningi Gyem Iguta Izora Janji Jere Kudu-Camo Lemoro Lere Sanga Shau Tunzuii Ziriya

Kauru	Bina Dungu Gbiri-Niragu Kaivi Kinuku Kono Kurama Mala Ruma Shuwa-Zamani Vori Old / Surubu Tumi Vono

Other	Amo Atsam Piti

Tarokoid	Kwang Pe Sur Tarok Yankam

South	Ake Eggon Jijili Jili

Alumic	Alumu Toro Sambe Hasha

Ninzic	Bu-Ninkada Ce Gbətsu Gwantu Kanufi Mada Ningye Ninka Ninkyop Ninzo Nkɔ Nungu

East	Barkul Fyam Horom

Central	Koro Cori Dangana Doka Fəràn Gyong Hyam Idon Idun Iku Izere Jju Kadara Kamanton Kulu Kuturmi Rigwe Shamang Tyap Yeskwa Zhire

Beromic	Berom Cara Iten Shall-Zwall

Yukubenic	Akum Beezen Bete Kapya Lufu Yukuben

Other	Ahwai

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