Dyarim
[别称 Dyarum, Dyàrìm Tə́, Dyarim Tə, Ndyarim Tə, Kaiwari, ...]语系:Afro-Asiatic
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语系:Afro-Asiatic
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Dyarum, Dyàrìm Tə́, Dyarim Tə, Ndyarim Tə, Kaiwari, Kayaurinci |
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Afro-Asiatic, Chadic, West Chadic |
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信息不完整 “The Dyarim language of Central Nigeria and its affinities.” . Roger Blench (2007) , Henry Tourneux · Rüdiger Köppe
~2,000
"There are probably 2000 ethnic Dyarim and of those only a limited number (? 100) speak the language well."
"The chief himself does not have a fluent command of Dyàrìm Tə́ and none of the young people present at the meeting could speak it. Nonetheless, the older informants have remained fluent and perhaps the language is still commonly spoken in isolated hamlets. But there is no doubt that it is very endangered.”
Hausa
“Locally, Dyarim is considered to be a language that has ‘nearly gone’. Hausaisation is proceeding apace and some households now do not speak the language at all."
“The settlements of the Dyarim are about 6 km. south of Toro town, in Toro LGA, and the map reference of their main settlement, Fadagoshi is N 10° 02, E 9° 04.”
信息不完整 “An Atlas of Nigerian Languages” (111) . Roger Blench (2012)
~2,000
"ca. 2000 ethnic Dyarim with a fraction speaking the language well, i.e. ca. 100."
Hausa
Fulfulde
Izere
Tunzu
Loro
"Threatened by switch to Hausa."
"Their main settlement is about 7 km. south of Toro town in Toro LGA (N10 ̊ 02, E 9 ̊ 04)."
信息不完整 “The Dyarum [=Kaiwari] people and their language” . Roger Blench (2004) Foundation for Endangered Languages
~2,000
"I estimated that there are probably 2000 ethnic Dyarum and of those only a limited number speak the language well."
Hausa
"On the edge of Izere land, squeezed between the Izere (Plateau) and the Tunzu (Eastern Kainji) are an isolated group of people locally known as the Kaiwari... Their settlements are about 7 km. south of Toro town in Toro LGA with a map reference of N10° 02, E 9° 04."