Rang language

Language of Nigeria

Rang

Native to| Nigeria
Region| Taraba State

Language family

Niger–Congo?

* Atlantic–Congo
* Leko–Nimbari
* Mumuye–Yendang
* Mumuye
* Rang

Language codes
ISO 639-3| `rax`
Glottolog| `rang1269`

Rang (Lamma) is a clan of Mumuye tribe In Lamma ward Zing local government area of Taraba State, Nigeria. It is spoken in and around Lamma, and in Zanto Lamma or Zori, Besagba, Koyu, and Jauro Nasaraawo Jereng. Rang is the first clan to settled in Lamma[1]

## References[edit]

1. ^ Shimizu, Kiyoshi (1979). A Comparative Study of the Mumuye Dialects (Nigeria). Marburger Studien zur Afrika- und Asienkunde. Vol. A-14. Berlin: Verlag von Dietrich Reimer. pp. 13–19.

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Languages of Nigeria

Official languages|

* English

National languages|

* Hausa
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Recognised languages|

* Efik-Ibibio
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* Edo
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* Fulani
* Idoma
* Ijaw
* Kanuri
* Ukwuani
* Urhobo
* Nupe
* Gbagyi
* Karai-karai

Indigenous languages|

Indigenous languages (grouped by Nigerian state)

| Adamawa|

* Baa
* Bacama
* Bali
* Bata
* Boga
* Bura
* Chamba Leko
* Daba
* Daka
* Dong
* Fali of Mubi
* Ga'anda
* Gaa
* Gude
* Gudu
* Holma
* Huba
* Hwana
* Hya
* Kamwe
* Kanakuru
* Kirya-Konzəl
* Kofa
* Koma
* Kpasam
* Kugama
* Kumba
* Lamang
* Longuda
* Margi
* Margi South
* Mumuye
* Ngwaba
* Nyong
* Nzanyi
* Psikyɛ
* Sukur
* Taram
* Teme
* Tso
* Vere
* Waja
* Wom
* Yendang
* Zizilivakan

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Akwa Ibom|

* Ibibio

Bauchi|

* Ɓeele
* Bole
* Bure
* Ciwogai
* Dass
* Dazawa
* Deno
* Dikaka
* Dulbu
* Galambu
* Gera
* Geruma
* Giiwo
* Guruntum
* Jalaa
* Jarawa
* Jimi
* Karekare
* Kariya
* Kir-Balar
* Kubi
* Kushi
* Kusur–Myet
* Kutto
* Kwaami
* Labir
* Longuda
* Mangas
* Mawa
* Mburku
* Miya
* Pa'a
* Piya
* Polci
* Shiki
* Siri
* Tso
* Warji
* Zangwal
* Zumbun

Bayelsa|

* Izon
* Epie
* Urhobo-Isoko
* Southeast Ijo

Benue|

* Eggon
* Igede

Borno|

* Afade
* Bura
* Cibak
* Cineni
* Dghwede
* Glavda
* Gude
* Guduf-Gava
* Gvoko
* Jara
* Jilbe
* Kamwe
* Kanakuru
* Lamang
* Maaka
* Mafa
* Margi
* Margi South
* Nggwahyi
* Putai
* Tera
* Wandala
* Yedina

Cross River|

* Abanyom
* Efik
* Mbe
* Mbembe

Delta|

* Urhobo-Isoko
* Ika
* Izon
* Isoko
* Ukwuani
* Uhrobo

Edo|

* Afenmai
* Ishan
* Bini

Gombe|

* Awak
* Bangwinji
* Bole
* Dadiya
* Jara
* Kamo
* Ngamo
* Pero
* Tangale
* Tera
* Tula
* Waja

Jigawa|

* Bade
* Teshenawa

Kaduna|

* Bacama
* Cori
* Eggon
* Kurama
* Sambe

Kano|

* Ɗuwai
* Kurama

Kebbi|

* Cipu
* Damakawa

Kogi|

* Basa-Benue
* Bassa Nge
* Igala
* Nupe
* Oworo

Kwara|

* Kakanda
* Kupa
* Nupe

Nasarawa|

* Ake
* Alumu
* Basa-Benue
* Duhwa
* Eggon
* Hasha
* Jili
* Toro

Niger|

* Asu
* Bariba
* Cipu
* Gbagyi
* Gwandara
* Jijili
* Kakanda
* Nupe
* Pongu

Ondo|

* Itsekiri
* Izon
* Ukaan

Plateau|

* Barkul
* Boghom
* Bole
* Cakfem-Mushere
* Dass
* Fyam
* Fyer
* Goemai
* Horom
* Jorto
* Koenoem
* Kofyar
* Kulere
* Miship
* Montol
* Mundat
* Mwaghavul
* Ngas
* Pe
* Pyapun
* Ron
* Sha
* Sur
* Tal
* Tambas
* Tarok
* Yankam
* Yiwom

Rivers|

* Abua
* Baan
* Biseni
* Defaka
* Degema
* Ekpeye
* Eleme
* Engenni
* Gokana
* Ijaw
* Ikwerre
* Kalabari
* Khana
* Kugbo
* Nkoroo
* O’chi’chi
* Obolo
* Obulom
* Odual
* Ogba
* Ogbogolo
* Ogbronuagum
* Ogoni
* Okodia
* Oruma
* Tee
* Ukwuani-Aboh-Ndoni

Taraba|

* Baissa Fali
* Bete
* Buru
* Dadiya
* Donga
* Kholok
* Kpati
* Laka
* Lufu
* Mumuye
* Nyam
* Nyingwom
* Pangseng
* Rang
* Tarok
* Waja
* Waka
* Yendang
* Yoti

Yobe|

* Bade
* Bole
* Ɗuwai
* Karekare
* Ngamo
* Ngizim

Sign languages|

* Nigerian Sign Language
* Bura Sign Language
* Hausa Sign Language

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Scripts|

* Pan-Nigerian alphabet
* Nigerian braille
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Adamawa languages

Waja–Kam|

* Kam
* Bangwinji
* Dadiya
* Dijim-Bwilim
* Kamo
* Tso
* Tula
* Waja
* Yebu

Leko–Nimbari|

| Leko|

* Chamba Leko
* Kolbila
* Nyong
* Wom

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Duru|

* Dii
* Doyayo
* Dugun
* Duupa
* Koma
* Longto
* Peere
* Sewe
* Vere

Mumuye–Yendang|

| Mumuye|

* Mumuye
* Pangseng
* Rang

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Yendang|

* Bali
* Kpasam
* Kugama
* Kumba
* Teme
* Waka
* Yendang
* Yotti

Other|

* Nimbari

Bambukic|

| Bikwin–Jen|

* Dza (Jen)
* Mingang Doso
* Tha
* Joole
* Burak
* Loo
* Maghdi
* Mak
* Moo (Gomu)
* Leelau
* Kyak (Bambuka)

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Bena–Mboi (Yungur)|

* Bəna
* Voro
* Lala-Roba
* Mboi
* Kaan

Other|

* Longuda

Mbum–Day|

| Mbum|

* Mbum proper
* Mbere
* Gbete
* Karang (Mbum, Laka)
* Nzakambay (Njak Mbai)
* Pana
* Ngumi
* Kare (Kãrɛ̃)
* Kuo (Koh)
* Sakpu
* Dama
* Ndai (Galke, Pormi)
* Mono
* Kali
* Mangbai
* Mundang
* Tupuri
* Pondo
* Gonge
* Tale
* Pam
* To
* (La'bi)

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Kim|

* Kim
* Besme
* Goundo

Bua|

* Bua
* Fanian (Mana, Kobe)
* Niellim (Lua)
* Tunia
* Noy (Loo)
* Gula Iro (Kulaal)
* Zan Gula
* Bon Gula
* Koke
* Bolgo

Other|

* Day

Others|

* Kwah (Baa)
* Duli
* Fali
* Oblo?

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