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Subcategories
This category has the following 3 subcategories, out of 3 total.
- Celebic language stubs (53 P)
- Philippine language stubs (113 P)
Pages in category "Austronesian language stubs"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 404 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Abai language
- Abaknon language
- Adonara language
- Alas language
- Alorese language
- Alune language
- Amahai language
- Ampanang language
- Anakalangu language
- Angkola language
- Ansus language
- Aoheng language
- Apo Duat languages
- Aput language
- Aralle-Tabulahan language
- Arguni language
- Aru languages
- As language
- Asilulu language
- Atauran language
- Atayalic languages
B
- Ba (Javanese)
- Babar languages
- Babuza language
- Bah-Biau Punan language
- Bahau language
- Bakatiʼ language
- Bakumpai language
- Baliledo language
- Bamayo language
- Bambam language
- Banda language (Maluku)
- Bangkok Malay
- Banten Sundanese
- Barakai language
- Basap language
- Basay language
- Batak Karo language
- Batak Simalungun language
- Bati language (Indonesia)
- Batuley language
- Bedoanas language
- Beginci language
- Benggoi language
- Bengkulu language
- Bentong language
- Berau Malay
- Berawan–Lower Baram languages
- Biga language
- Bilba language
- Bima language
- Bintulu language
- Boano language (Maluku)
- Bobot language
- Bonggi language
- Bookan language
- Brunei Bisaya language
- Budong-Budong language
- Bukar–Sadong language
- Bukat language
- Bukitan language
- Buli language (Indonesia)
- Bulungan language
- Burusu language
- Busami language
- Bushi language
D
- Da (Javanese)
- Dai language (Austronesian)
- Dakka language
- Daro-Matu language
- Dela-Oenale language
- Dengka language
- Deyah language
- Dha (Javanese)
- Dobel language
- Duanoʼ language
- Dumpas language
- Duri language
- Dusner language
- Dusun Balangan language
- Dusun Malang language
- Dusun Witu language
- Dusunic languages
E
G
H
K
- Ka (Javanese)
- Kaibobo language
- Kajaman language
- Kalabakan language
- Kalumpang language
- Kamarian language
- Kamus Bahasa Melayu Brunei
- Kamus Dewan
- Kangean language
- Kanowit language
- Karey language
- Kaur language
- Kawaimina languages
- Kayan language (Borneo)
- Kei–Tanimbar languages
- Kelabit language
- Kemak language
- Kembayan language
- Keningau Murut language
- Keninjal language
- Kenyah languages
- Kepoʼ language
- Kinabatangan language
- Kiput language
- Kisar language
- Klias River Kadazan language
- Koba language
- Kohin language
- Kola language
- Komering language
- Komodo language
- Kota Marudu Talantang language
- Kowiai language
- Krama Inggil
- Kramanisation
- Krio Dayak language
- Kubu language
- Kuijau language
- Kuri language (Austronesian)
- Kurudu language
- Kutainese language
L
- La (Javanese)
- Laha language (Indonesia)
- Lahanan language
- Lamaholot language
- Lamalera language
- Lamatuka language
- Lamboya language
- Laraʼ language
- Latu language
- Lawangan language
- Lelak language
- Lengilu language
- Levuka language
- Lewo Eleng language
- Lewotobi language
- Liana language
- Limola language
- Lisabata language
- Lola language
- Lole language
- Loncong language
- Lorang language
- Lotud language
- Loun language
- Luang language
- Lubu language
- Luhu language
- Luilang language