Nyingwom

Gesprochen in

Kam (Nyingwom)

Gesprochen in

östliches Nigeria
Sprecher 5.000 (1993)
Linguistische
Klassifikation

Niger-Kongo

Sprachcodes
ISO 639-3 kdx

Die Kam-Sprache, oder das Nyingwom (auch Nyiwom oder Yimwom), ist eine der Savannensprachen, die im östlichen Nigeria gesprochen werden.

Es zählt zur Sprachgruppe der Adamaua-Sprachen innerhalb Adamawa-Ubangi-Sprachen. Innerhalb dessen wiederum ist es mit den Waja-Sprachen verwandt.[1]

Einzelnachweise

  1. ↑ It was labeled as branch "G8" in Joseph Greenberg's Adamawa languages language-family proposal, and is now thought to be closest to the Waja languages.

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