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• Southeast Papuan languages (links | edit)
• Goilalan languages (links | edit)
• Greater Binanderean languages (links | edit)
• Finisterre–Huon languages (links | edit)
• Kolopom languages (links | edit)
• West Trans–New Guinea languages (links | edit)
• Watiwa language (links | edit)
• Kowan languages (links | edit)
• Wiru language (links | edit)
• ISO 639:ali (redirect page) (links | edit)
  • Papuan languages (links | edit)
  • ISO 639:a (links | edit)
  • User:SyntaxTerror/ISO3 codes+Glottocodes (links | edit)
  • Misplaced Pages:WikiProject Languages/Primary language names in Ethnologue 16 by ISO code (links | edit)
  • Misplaced Pages:WikiProject Languages/Primary language names in Ethnologue 17 by ISO code (links | edit)
  • Misplaced Pages:WikiProject Languages/Glottolog 2.2 language names (links | edit)
  • Misplaced Pages:WikiProject Languages/List of ISO 639-3 language codes (2019) (links | edit)
• Morori language (links | edit)
• Kursav language (links | edit)
• Manat language (links | edit)
• Wadaginam language (links | edit)
• Utarmbung language (links | edit)
• Kare language (Papuan) (links | edit)
• Amele language (links | edit)
• Girawa language (links | edit)
• Nobonob language (links | edit)
• Usan language (links | edit)
• Waskia language (links | edit)
• Pamosu language (links | edit)
• Mauwake language (links | edit)
• Pal language (links | edit)
• Maia language (links | edit)
• Bargam language (links | edit)
• Gavak language (links | edit)
• Mum language (links | edit)
• Anamgura language (links | edit)
• Nend language (links | edit)
• Apali language (links | edit)
• Barem language (links | edit)
• Anjam language (links | edit)
• Saep language (links | edit)
• Jilim language (links | edit)
• Wasembo language (links | edit)
• Sumau language (links | edit)
• Sausi language (links | edit)
• Siroi language (links | edit)
• Waube language (links | edit)
• Miani language (links | edit)
• Kalam language (links | edit)
• Gants language (links | edit)
• Tai language (New Guinea) (links | edit)
• Bau language (New Guinea) (links | edit)
• Garus language (links | edit)
• Wagi language (links | edit)
• Sirva language (links | edit)
• Anam language (links | edit)
• Moresada language (links | edit)