Grassfields Bantu languages
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Names and connections
Bantu languages, Grassfields; Grafil languages; Grassfields languages; Grasslands Bantu languages; Grasslands languages; Plateau Bantoid languages; Wide Grassfields languages
- Broader: Benue-Congo languages
- Broader: Cameroon--Languages
- Narrower: Aghem language
- Narrower: Babanki language
- Narrower: Babungo language
- Narrower: Bambalang language
- Narrower: Bangolan language
- Narrower: Bum language
- Narrower: Isu language (Grassfields Bantu)
- Narrower: Lamnso' language
- Narrower: Limbum language
- Narrower: Mengambo language
- Narrower: Meta language (Cameroon)
- Narrower: Mmen language
- Narrower: Moghamo language
- Narrower: Mundani language
- Narrower: Mungaka language
- Narrower: Ngemba languages (Cameroon)
- Narrower: Ngwo language (Cameroon)
- Narrower: Oku language
- Narrower: Pinyin language
- Narrower: Yamba language (Cameroon and Nigeria)
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