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(Redirected from Gaɗi language) Kainji language spoken in Nigeria Not to be confused with Vadi language (Chadic).

Vadi
tsɨVaɗi
Native to	Nigeria
Region	Niger State
Ethnicity	Kambari
Native speakers	130,000 (2011)
Language family	Niger–Congo? Benue–Congo Kainji Kambari Vadi
Language codes
ISO 639-3	`tvd` Tsuvadi
Glottolog	`tsuv1239`
ELP	Tsuvadi

Vaɗi
People	Avaɗi
Language	Tsɨvaɗi

Gaɗi
People	Agaɗi
Language	Tsɨgaɗi

The Vadi language, Tsuvadi, is a Kainji language of Nigeria spoken by the Kambari people.

Kakihum (or Gadi, Gaɗi), is a dialect.

References

Lakes

Northern	Gamo-Ningi Gyem Iguta Izora Janji Kudu-Camo Lemoro Lere Shau Ziriya
Kauru	Bina Dungu Gbiri-Niragu Kaivi Kinuku Kono Kurama Mala Ruma Shuwa-Zamani Vori (Surubu) Tumi Vono
Shammo	Zele Boze Panawa Sanga Gusu Moro Loro Bunu ? Tunzu
Other	Atsam Map Piti

Tarokoid	Kusur–Myet Kwang Pe Shall-Zwall Tarok Yangkam
South	Ake Eggon Jijili Jili
Alumic	Alumu Toro Sambe Hasha Nigbo
Ninzic	Bu-Ninkada Ce Gbətsu Gwantu Kanufi Mada Ningye Ninka Ninkyop Ninzo Nkɔ Nungu Ayu
East	Barkul Fyam Horom
Central	Ashe (Koro) Ajuwa Cori Dangana Doka Fəràn Gwara Gyong Hyam Idon Idun Iku Izere Jju Kadara Kamanton Kulu Kuturmi Rigwe Shamang Tyap Yeskwa Zhire
Beromic	Berom Cara Iten Nincut
Yukubenic	Akum Beezen Bete Kapya Lufu Yukuben
Ndunic	Ahwai
others	Eloyi

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