Languages by language family/Manobo
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▸ North Manobo languages:
- Kinamiguin-Bukidnon languages (see below)
- Kagayanen (or Cagayano Cillo) [cgc] (disabled)
▸ Kinamiguin-Bukidnon languages:
- Bukidnon languages (see below)
- Cinamiguin Manobo (or Kamigin, Kinamigin) [mkx] (disabled)
▸ Bukidnon languages:
- Higaonon (or Misamis Higaonon Manobo) [mba] (disabled)
- Talaandig-Binukid (or Binokid, Binukid, Binukid Manobo, Bukidnon, Talaandig) [bkd] (disabled)
▸ Central and Southern Manobo languages:
▸ South Manobo languages:
- Sarangani-Tasaday-Cotabato languages (see below)
- Tagabawa (or Tagabawa Manobo, Tagabawa Bagobo) [bgs] (disabled)
▸ Sarangani-Tasaday-Cotabato Manobo languages:
- Sarangani Manobo [mbs] (disabled)
- Governor Generoso Manobo
- Cotabato Manobo (or Dulangan Manob) [mta] (disabled)
- Blit
- Tasaday
▸ East-West-Central Manobo languages:
▸ West Manobo languages:
- WBM-Livunganen-Ilianen languages (see below)
- Obo Manobo (or Bagobo) [obo] (disabled)
- Arakan Manobo
- Kidapawan Manobo
- Magpet Manobo
▸ WBM-Livunganen-Ilianen languages:
- Ilianen Manobo (or Ilianen) [mbi] (disabled)
- Arkan Valley
- Livunganen
- Puleniyan
- Western Bukidnon Manobo [mbb] (disabled)
- Ilentungen
- Kiriyenteken
- Pulangiyen
▸ East and Central Manobo languages:
▸ Central Manobo languages:
- Ata Manobo (or Atao Manobo, Ata of Davao, Langilan) [atd] (disabled)
- Matigsalug Manobo (or Matig-Salug Manobo) [mbt] (disabled)
- Kulamanen
- Matig-Salud
- Tala Ingod
- Tigwa
▸ East Manobo languages:
- Dibabawon Manobo (or Debabaon, Dibabaon) [mbd] (disabled)
- Rajah Kabunsuwan Manobo [mqk] (disabled)
- Agusan Manobo (or Agusan) [msm] (disabled)
- Adgawan
- Surigao Manobo
- Umayam