Bambukic languages
Ɗemɗe Bambukiije a.k.a. Trans-Benue walla Yungur–Jen ina mbaɗi calɗi teskinɗi e ɗemɗe Savanna jowitiiɗe e sahaa, sifaa ustiiɗo e calɗi Waja–Jen e nder galle ɗemɗe Adamawa ɓooyɗe (G7, G9, G10). Ɗe ɗon haalee haa woyla fuunaange lesdi Naajeeriya. Ngootaagu maɓɓe jaɓaaka e Güldemann (2018).[1]
Bennett (1983) kadi hollitiino fedde Trans-Benue tawa ina waɗi fedde Burak-Jen (ɗum woni Bikwin-Jen), Yungur (ɗum woni Bena-Mboi), e Tula-Longuda.[2]
Ɗemɗe Blench (2006) renndini ɗemɗe Yungur (G7), Bikwin-Jen (G9), e Longuda (G10) e nder feccere ɓurnde mawnude e jokkondiral ɗemɗe Gur-Adamawa.[3]
[taƴto | taƴto ɗaɗi wiki]Bikwin–Jen Jen: Dza (Jen), Mingang Doso, Tha, Joole Bikwin: Burak–Loo, Mághdì, Mak, Moo (Gomu) – Leelau (Bikwin) – Kyak (Bambuka) Longuda Yunguur (Bəna-Mboi) Kaan (Libo) Mboi (Gəna, Banga, Handa) Yungur-Roba: Lala-Roba, Voro, Bəna Kleinewillinghöfer (1996) hollitii jokkondire ɗemɗe Bikwin, ɗe Greenberg anndaano, e ɗemɗe Jen. Feccere nde ina rewi e Blench (2004).[4]
Ɗemɗe wajaaɗe cikkatnoo ko e ndeen dental njeyaa, kono hannde mbaɗtaa e ɗemngal kam. (Ƴeew ɗemɗe Adamawaaɗe).