Yarukan Jukun

Yarukan Jukun
Linguistic classification	Harsunan Nijar-Congo; Harsunan Atlantic-Congo; Harsunan Volta-Congo; Harsunan Benue-Congo; Yarukan Jukun; ; ; ; ;
Glottolog	juku1257

Yarukan Jukunoid wani reshe ne na yarukan Benuwe-Congo da Jukun ke magana da shi da kuma mutanen da suka danganci Najeriya da Kamaru . An kuma rarraba su galibi a cikin jihar Taraba, Najeriya da yankunan kewaye.

Baƙin cikinsu na hanci wanda bai dace da su ba yana da matsala ga Afirka ta Yamma, kamar yadda ake gani a cikin Wapan .

Dangantakar waje

Gerhardt (1983) da Güldemann (2018) sun ba da shawarar cewa da gaske Jukunoid na daga cikin yarukan Filato, saboda tana da kamanceceniya da kungiyoyin Filato daban-daban, musamman Tarokoid . ^[2] Koyaya, dai Blench (2005) yayi jayayya cewa Jukunoid ya bambanta da Plateau. ^[3]

Rarrabuwa

Wannan rabe-raben mai zuwa daga Glottolog ne; an kuma kara reshen Korofofa daga Ethnologue (Glottolog ya rarraba yarukan Korofofa da Jukun):

Kuteb
Tsakiya
- Kpan – Icen: Etkywan (Icen), Kpan
- Jukun – Mbembe – Wurbo
  - Jukun: Jukun (Jukun Takum), Jibu, Hõne, Wãpha, Jan Awei
  - Kororofa: Wannu, Wapan, Jiba
  - Mbembe (Tigon)
  - Wurbo: Como Karim, Jiru, Shoo-Minda-Nye

Ethnologue yana ƙara reshen Yukubenic na yarukan Plateau a matsayin ɓangare na ƙungiyar Yukubenic-Kuteb bisa ga Shimizu (1980), sannan kuma Blench shima yana bin wannan rarrabuwa. Har ila yau, Ethnologue ya bar harshen Wurbo Shoo-Minda-Nye a matsayin wanda ba a sanya shi ba a cikin Jukun – Mbembe – Wurbo, kuma ya haɗa da harshen Benuwai-Kongo wanda ba a tantance shi ba a madadinsa.

Lau shima kwanan nan Idiatov ya ruwaito (2017). ^[4]

Sunaye da wurare

Ƙasa jerin sunayen harshe, yawan jama'a, da wurare daga Blench (2019).

Language	Branch	Cluster	Dialects	Alternate spellings	Own name for language	Endonym(s)	Other names (location-based)	Other names for language	Exonym(s)	Speakers	Location(s)	Notes
Akum						Anyar				3 villages in Nigeria; 600 in Cameroon (1976)	Taraba State, ca. 6°50N, 9°50E
Bete										50 (2002)	Taraba State, Wukari LGA, Bete town	no data
Nyifon									Iordaa	1000 (CAPRO n.d. but probably 1990s)	Buruku LGA, Benue State	no data
Jan Awei					Jan Awei					12 ? (1997)	Gombe State, West of Muri mountains, North of the Benue (precise location unknown)
Jukun cluster		Jukun		Njuku			Njikun			35,000 (1971 Welmers); 1700 in Cameroon (1976)	Taraba State, Wukari, Takum, Bali and Sardauna LGAs; Nasarawa State, Awe and Lafia LGAs; Plateau State, Shendam and Langtang South LGAs; Benue State, Makurdi LGA; and in Furu-Awa subdivision, Cameroon
Jibu		Jukun	Gayam, Garbabi							25,000 (1987 SIL)	Taraba State, Gashaka LGA
Takum-Donga		Jukun	Takum, Donga					Jibu		Second language speakers only 40,000 (1979 UBS)	Taraba State, Takum, Sardauna and Bali LGAs
Wase Tofa		Jukun									Plateau State, Shendam and Langtang South LGAs
Jukun–Mbembe–Wurbo group	Jukun–Mbembe–Wurbo
Kororofa cluster	Jukun–Mbembe–Wurbo	Kororofa					Jukun			more than 62,000 (SIL)
Abinsi	Jukun–Mbembe–Wurbo	Kororofa				Wapan	River Jukun				Taraba State, Wukari LGA, at Sufa and Kwantan Sufa; Benue State, Makurdi LGA, at Abinsi
Wapan	Jukun–Mbembe–Wurbo	Kororofa			Wapan		Wukari and Abinsi			60,000 (1973 SIL)	Taraba State, Wukari LGA; Nasarawa State, Awe and Lafia LGAs; Plateau State, Shendam and Langtang South LGAs (precise areas uncertain)
Hone	Jukun–Mbembe–Wurbo	Kororofa					Kona			2,000 (1977 Voegelin & Voegelin)	Taraba State, Karim Lamido LGA; Plateau State, Wase LGA. Villages north and west of Jalingo
Dampar	Jukun–Mbembe–Wurbo	Kororofa									Taraba State, Wukari LGA, at Dampar
Mbembe Tigong cluster	Jukun–Mbembe–Wurbo	Mbembe Tigong				Noale	Tigong, Tigun, Tugun, Tukun, Tigum	Akonto, Nzare		2,900 in Nigeria (1973 SIL)	Taraba State, Sardauna LGA; mainly in Cameroon
Ashuku	Jukun–Mbembe–Wurbo	Mbembe Tigong		Ashaku		Ákә́tsә̀kpә́, Ákúcùkpú		Kitsipki
Nama	Jukun–Mbembe–Wurbo	Mbembe Tigong		Dama, Namu	Kporo			Nzare ‘I say so’; Eneeme
Shoo–Minda–Nye cluster	Wurbo	Shoo–Minda–Nye	May be related to Jessi spoken between Lau and Lankoviri							10,000 (SIL)	Taraba State, Karim Lamido LGA
Shoo	Wurbo	Shoo–Minda–Nye		Shóó	dàŋ Shóó	Nwii Shóó			Banda, Bandawa
Minda	Wurbo	Shoo–Minda–Nye					Jinleri
Nye	Wurbo	Shoo–Minda–Nye		Nyé	Nyé	Nwi Nyé			Kunini
Jiru	Wurbo			Zhiru				Atak, Wiyap, Kir			Taraba State, Karim Lamido LGA
Etkywan	Kpan–Icen			Icen, Ichen, Itchen	Kentu, Kya)tõ, Kyanton, Nyidu					6,330 in Donga district (1952 W&B); more than 7,000 (1973 SIL)	Taraba State, Takum and Sardauna LGAs
Kpan	Kpan–Icen		Western and Eastern groups: Western: 1 Kumbo–Takum Group: Kumbo (Kpanzon), Takum; 2 Donga (Akpanzhĩ; 3 Bissaula (extinct) Eastern: Apa (per Kilham), Kente, Eregba (per Koelle)	Kpanten, Ikpan, Akpanzhi, Kpanzon, Abakan				Kpwate, Hwaye, Hwaso, Nyatso, Nyonyo, Yorda, Ibukwo			Taraba State, Wukari, Takum and Sardaunda LGAs
Como–Karim	Wurbo			Shomoh, Shomong, Chomo, Shomo			Karim, Kirim	Kiyu, Nuadhu			Taraba State, Karim Lamido and Jalingo LGAs
Tita	Wurbo										Taraba State, Jalingo LGA, at Hoai Petel	Blench was not able to identify the people or the location, though Meek had data showing it to be Jukunoid.

Classification	Language	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Jukun-Mbembe-Wurbo, Jukun	Hõne (Pindiga/Gwana)	zùŋ	pyèːnè	sáːré	nyẽ́	sɔ́nɛ́	sùnjé	sùnpyèːnè	hūnnè	sīnyáu	dùb
Jukun-Mbembe-Wurbo, Jukun	Jibu	zyun	pyànà	sàra	yina	swana	sùnjin	sùmpyànn	awùyin	ajunndúbi	dwib
Jukun-Mbembe-Wurbo, Jukun	Wapa (Wãpha)	zùŋ	pyĩ̀	sā / sārā	nyìnā	swã̄nā	ʃẽ̀ʒí	sémpyè	sẽ̄sá	sínyáu	ádùb
Jukun-Mbembe-Wurbo, Kororofa	Jiba (Jibe / Kona)	zũ̀ː	pyèːnà	sàːr	nyè	són	sùnʒé	sùmpyèːnà	húhúnyè	zōrhōnnì	dùb
Jukun-Mbembe-Wurbo, Kororofa	Wapan Jukun	dzun	pyìnà	tsara	nyena	tswana	cìnjen / ʃìʒen (5+ 1)	tsùpyìn (5+ 2)	tsùntsa (5+ 3)	tsùnyò (5+ 4)	dzwe
Jukun-Mbembe-Wurbo, Mbembe	Tigon Mbembe	nzo	pya	sra	nyɛ	tʃwɔ́	tʃwɔ́mbazo (5+ 1)	tʃwɔ́mbapya (5+ 2)	ɛ́nyɛnyɛ (2 x 4) ??	tʃwɔ́mnyɛ (5+ 4)	dʒé
Yukuben-Kuteb	Akum	ájì	afã̀	ata	aɲɪ̀	acóŋ	acóŋ jì (5+ 1)	acóŋ afã̀ (5+ 2)	acóŋ ata (5+ 3)	acóŋ ɲì (5+ 4)	īkùr(ù)
Yukuben-Kuteb	Kapya	ūŋɡēmé	īfɡɔ̀	ītà	īɲɨɪ̀	ìtú	tú ŋɡì (5+ 1)	tú ófɡõ (5+ 2)	tú àtà (5+ 3)	tú īɲɨɪ̀ (5+ 4)	èbʲí / èbzí
Yukuben-Kuteb	Kuteb (Kutev) (1)	kínzō	ífaẽ	ítā	índʒē	ítsóŋ	ítsóŋ-ndʒō (5+ 1)	ítsóŋ-ífaẽ (5+ 2)	ítsóŋ-ítā (5+ 3)	ítsóŋ-ndʒē (5+ 4)	ridʒwēr
Yukuben-Kuteb	Kuteb (Kutev) (2)	kínzō	ifaen	itā	inje	itsóŋ	itsóŋ-nzō (5+ 1)	itsóŋ-faen (5+ 2)	itsóŋ-tā (5+ 3)	itsóŋ-nje (5+ 4)	rijwēr
Yukuben-Kuteb	Yukuben	kítə́ŋ	āpá(ŋ)	ātà, ārà	ēnzì	otòŋ	(ō)̄tòŋ kíhín (5+ 1)	(ō)̄tòŋ āpá (5+ 2)	(ō)̄tòŋ ātà / ārà (5+ 3)	(ō)̄tòŋ ēnzì (5+ 4)	kùr

Manazarta

↑ Hammarström, Harald; Forkel, Robert; Haspelmath, Martin, eds. (2017). http://glottolog.org/resource/languoid/id/juku1257 |chapterurl= missing title (help). Glottolog 3.0. Jena, Germany: Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History.
↑ Gerhardt, L. 1983. The classification of Eggon: Plateau or Benue group? Journal of West African Languages, 13(1):37-50.
↑ Blench, Roger. 2005. Is there a boundary between Plateau and Jukunoid? Paper for the Vienna Jukunoid workshop, Vienna, 19-20th, November, 2005.
↑ Idiatov, Dmitry, Mark Van de Velde, Tope Olagunju and Bitrus Andrew. 2017. Results of the first AdaGram survey in Adamawa and Taraba States, Nigeria Archived 2023-06-01 at the Wayback Machine. 47th Colloquium on African Languages and Linguistics (CALL) (Leiden, Netherlands).

[Glottolog-1] Hammarström, Harald; Forkel, Robert; Haspelmath, Martin, eds. (2017). http://glottolog.org/resource/languoid/id/juku1257 |chapterurl= missing title (help). Glottolog 3.0. Jena, Germany: Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History.

[2] Gerhardt, L. 1983. The classification of Eggon: Plateau or Benue group? Journal of West African Languages, 13(1):37-50.

[3] Blench, Roger. 2005. Is there a boundary between Plateau and Jukunoid? Paper for the Vienna Jukunoid workshop, Vienna, 19-20th, November, 2005.

[Idiatov-4] Idiatov, Dmitry, Mark Van de Velde, Tope Olagunju and Bitrus Andrew. 2017. Results of the first AdaGram survey in Adamawa and Taraba States, Nigeria Archived 2023-06-01 at the Wayback Machine. 47th Colloquium on African Languages and Linguistics (CALL) (Leiden, Netherlands).

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