Gunwingguan languages
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Names and connections
Gunwinyguan languages
- Broader: Australia--Languages
- Broader: Australian languages
- Narrower: Alawa language
- Narrower: Anindilyakwa language
- Narrower: Burarra language
- Narrower: Dalabon language
- Narrower: Gagadu language
- Narrower: Gunwinggu language
- Narrower: Jawoyn language
- Narrower: Kunbarlang language
- Narrower: Mangarayi language
- Narrower: Mara language (Australia)
- Narrower: Nakara language
- Narrower: Ndjebbana language
- Narrower: Ngalakan language
- Narrower: Ngandi language
- Narrower: Nunggubuyu language
- Narrower: Rembarrnga language
- Narrower: Wageman language
- Narrower: Wandarang language
- Narrower: Wardaman language
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