Timor-Alor-Pantar languages
Timor-Alor-Pantar is a language family with 15 languages profiled on Glottosphere, spoken in Papunesia. The largest by number of speakers are Bunak, Abui, and Lamma. 15 of them are listed as endangered.
| Language | Countries | Speakers | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bunak | Indonesia, Timor-Leste | 100,000 | Vulnerable |
| Abui | Indonesia | 16,000 | Threatened |
| Lamma | Indonesia | 10,804 | Vulnerable |
| Blagar | Indonesia | 10,000 | Threatened |
| Adang | Indonesia | 7,000 | Endangered |
| Kamang | Indonesia | 6,000 | Threatened |
| Kaera | Indonesia | 5,500 | Vulnerable |
| Kelon | Indonesia | 5,000 | Threatened |
| Kula | Indonesia | 5,000 | Vulnerable |
| Kui (Indonesia) | Indonesia | 4,240 | Threatened |
| Tewa (Indonesia) | Indonesia | 4,000 | Endangered |
| Wersing | Indonesia | 4,000 | Vulnerable |
| Sawila | Indonesia | 3,000 | Threatened |
| Oirata | Indonesia | 1,220 | Threatened |
| Nedebang | Indonesia | 200 | Critically Endangered |
Classification and countries: Glottolog (CC BY 4.0). Endangerment status: Endangered Languages Project. Only languages with a profile here are listed, so the family may have more members.