South-West languages (Australia)
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Names and connections
Nyungic languages; Southwest Pama-Nyungan languages
- Broader: Pama-Nyungan languages
- Broader: Australia--Languages
- Narrower: Banyjima language
- Narrower: Cundalee Wangka language
- Narrower: Gugada dialect
- Narrower: Kanyara languages
- Narrower: Mantharda languages
- Narrower: Marngu languages
- Narrower: Martu Wangka language
- Narrower: Martuyhunira language
- Narrower: Ngadju language (Australia)
- Narrower: Ngarla language
- Narrower: Ngarluma language
- Narrower: Ngumbin languages
- Narrower: Nhanda language
- Narrower: Nukunu language
- Narrower: Nyamal language
- Narrower: Nyungar languages
- Narrower: Pitjantjatjara language
- Narrower: Warlmanpa language
- Narrower: Warlpiri language
- Narrower: Warnman language
- Narrower: Watjari language
- Narrower: Western Desert languages
- Narrower: Wirangu language
- Narrower: Yindjibarndi language
- Narrower: Yinggarda language
- Narrower: Yinhawangka language
- Narrower: Yura languages
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