Solomon Islands--Languages
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Names and connections
- Narrower: Anuta language
- Narrower: Areare language
- Narrower: Arosi language
- Narrower: Ayiwo language
- Narrower: Bauro language
- Narrower: Bilua language
- Narrower: Cheke Holo language
- Narrower: Fagani language
- Narrower: Hoava language
- Narrower: Kazukuru language
- Narrower: Kokota language
- Narrower: Kwara'ae language
- Narrower: Lavukaleve language
- Narrower: Longgu language
- Narrower: Luangiua language
- Narrower: Marovo language
- Narrower: Mono-Alu language
- Narrower: Natügu language
- Narrower: Pileni language
- Narrower: Rennellese language
- Narrower: Talise language
- Narrower: Tikopia language
- Narrower: To'abaita language
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 5497848702012098048 · morton4x16-v1
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