Nyima languages

Nyima
Ethnicity:	Nyimang people
Geographic distribution:	Sudan
Linguistic classification:	Nilo-Saharan? Eastern Sudanic Astaboran? Nyima
Subdivisions:	Ama (Nyimang) Dinik (Afitti)
Glottolog:	`nyim1244`^[1]

The Nyima languages are a pair of languages of Sudan spoken by the Nyimang that appear to be most closely related to the Astaboran languages of the Eastern Sudanic family.

The languages are:

Ama (Nyimang)
Dinik (Afitti)

References

↑ Nordhoff, Sebastian; Hammarström, Harald; Forkel, Robert; Haspelmath, Martin, eds. (2013). "Nyimang". Glottolog. Leipzig: Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology.

Eastern Sudanic languages

Astaboran languages

Nubian	Birgid Hill Nubian Kenzi-Dongolawi Midob Nobiin Old Nubian

Nara	Nara

Nyima	Ama Dinik

Taman	Sungor Tama

Kir–Abbaian languages

Surmic

North	Majang

Southeast	Kwegu Me'en Mursi Suri

Southwest	Didinga Kacipo-Balesi Murle Narim Tennet

Eastern Jebel

Temein

Daju

Eastern	Liguri Shatt

Western	Beigo Daju Mongo Njalgulgule Nyala Sila

Nilotic languages

Eastern Nilotic

Bari

Teso–Turkana	Karimojong Teso Toposa Turkana

Lotuko	Lango Lokoya Lopit Lotuko

Ongamo–Maa	Camus Maasai Ongamo Samburu

Western Nilotic

Dinka–Nuer	Dinka Nuer Reel

Luo languages	Anuak Belanda Bor Burun Luwo Päri Shilluk Southern Luo Thuri

Southern Nilotic

Burun

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