崩尼-博嘎爾语, Lho-Pa, Abhor, Abor, Boga'er Luoba, Luoba, Lhoba, Boga'er, Bengni-Boga'er, Bokar, Adi-Bokar, Na Bengni, Bengni, Miri, Abor-Miri, Miśing

Sino-Tibetan, Tani

ISO 639-3

adi

• Ashing

• Bokar

• Tangam

• Shimong

• Gallong

• Minyong

• Pasi

• Pailibo

• Bori

• Karko

• Pangi

• Padam

• Komkar

• Ramo

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Recherche au sein de la communauté OLAC (Open Language Archives Community)

Ethnologue's Adi [adi] amalgamates several ethnolinguistically and linguistically distinct groups and thus subsumes several languages:
Ethnologue listed varieties: Ashing, Bokar (Boga’er Luoba), Bori, Gallong (Galong), Karko, Komkar, Milang, Minyong, Padam, Pailibo, Pangi, Pasi, Ramo, Shimong, Tangam. Milang is definitely a separate language (possibly not a member of the Tani family). Bokar, Pailibo, Ramo and Padam also are all most likely separate languages. Bori, Minyong and Tangam also may be separate languages.