Damal
Also Known As
Uhunduni; Amung; Amung Kal; Amungme; Amuy; Enggipiloe; Hamung; Oehoendoeni;
Classification
Isolate
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Language code (ISO 639-3)
uhn
Variants & Dialects
Indonesian, Uhunduni
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Threatened
Native Speakers Worldwide
4,000-5,000
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Language Information By Source
Australia and the Pacific
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Year of info
2007
Location and Context
Countries
Indonesia: Irian Jaya
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Location description
Spoken northeast of Mt Jaya, the highest peak of the Carstens Mountains.
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Spoken northeast of Mt Jaya, the highest peak of the Carstens Mountains.
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Indonesian, Uhunduni
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Year of info
2010
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Coordinates
-4.2054,137.031
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