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OLAC resources in and about the Tase Naga language |
ISO 639-3: nst
The combined catalog of all OLAC participants contains the following resources that are relevant to this language:
Other known names and dialect names: Aasen, Asen, Awla, Awlay, Bongtai, Bote, Butay, Cham Chang, Chamchang, Chamkok, Champhang, Changwan, Chawang, Cholim, Chumnyu, Chumsa, Chuyo, Dongai, Donghee, Dongi, Gachung, Gaha, Gakat, Gakhi, Gakhun, Galawn, Galun, Gaman, Gaqchan, Gashan, Gawkchung, Hacheng, Hachi, Hachum, Haimi, Hakhii, Hakhü, Hakhun, Hakyai, Halum, Haman, Hansin, Hapaw, Hasik, Hatse, Have, Havoy, Hawa, Heimi, Henchin, Hewa, Higsho, Higtsii, Hkalak, Hokuq, Hteinpa, Jöngi, Jugli, Kaisan, Kawlum, Khalak, Khemsing, Kimsing, Kochong, Kon, Kotlum, Kum Ga, Kumga, Kumka, Kuwa, Kyawan, Kyetsan, Laju, Lakai, Lakki, Lama, Lanchein, Langshin, Lochang, Longkhai, Longkhi, Longphi, Lonyung, Lulum, Lumnu, Lungchang, Lungkhi, Lungri, Maihku, Maimong, Maitai, Mawrang, Mawshang, Meitei, Miku, Mitay, Miti, Moklum, Morang, Mosang, Moshang, Mungray, Mungre, Tase Naga, Nahen, Nahim, Nahin, Ngaimau, Ngaimong, Ngemu, Nokpa, Nukpa, Pangmi, Pangwa, Pingku, Poerah, Ponthai, Pyengoo, Ranchi, Rangchein, Rangkhu, Rangpan, Rangpang, Ranu, Raqsa, Rara, Rasa, Rera, Riha, Ringkhu, Rongrang, Ronrang, Sanching, Sangche, Sangtai, Sangwal, Sanke, Sansik, Sawkrang, Sechu, Shaekjeng, Shaekyeu, Shangchein, Shangge, Shangthi, Shangti, Shangwal, Shangwan, Shaukra, Shawvel, Shechu, Sheiknyo, Shekyü, Shograng, Shokra, Siknyo, Sikpo, Taipi, Tamko, Tangrim, Tangsa, Tangshang, Tangwa, Tasey, Tawkay, Tawlum, Thamkok, Thamphang, Tikhak, Toke, Tonglim, Tulim, Tulum, Tutsa, Wakka, Wanga, Wanggu, Wangoo, Yangno, Yasa, Yawngkon, Yogli, Yongkon, Yongkuk, Yukok
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Other known names and dialect names: Aasen, Asen, Awla, Awlay, Bongtai, Bote, Butay, Cham Chang, Chamchang, Chamkok, Champhang, Changwan, Chawang, Cholim, Chumnyu, Chumsa, Chuyo, Dongai, Donghee, Dongi, Gachung, Gaha, Gakat, Gakhi, Gakhun, Galawn, Galun, Gaman, Gaqchan, Gashan, Gawkchung, Hacheng, Hachi, Hachum, Haimi, Hakhii, Hakhü, Hakhun, Hakyai, Halum, Haman, Hansin, Hapaw, Hasik, Hatse, Have, Havoy, Hawa, Heimi, Henchin, Hewa, Higsho, Higtsii, Hkalak, Hokuq, Hteinpa, Jöngi, Jugli, Kaisan, Kawlum, Khalak, Khemsing, Kimsing, Kochong, Kon, Kotlum, Kum Ga, Kumga, Kumka, Kuwa, Kyawan, Kyetsan, Laju, Lakai, Lakki, Lama, Lanchein, Langshin, Lochang, Longkhai, Longkhi, Longphi, Lonyung, Lulum, Lumnu, Lungchang, Lungkhi, Lungri, Maihku, Maimong, Maitai, Mawrang, Mawshang, Meitei, Miku, Mitay, Miti, Moklum, Morang, Mosang, Moshang, Mungray, Mungre, Tase Naga, Nahen, Nahim, Nahin, Ngaimau, Ngaimong, Ngemu, Nokpa, Nukpa, Pangmi, Pangwa, Pingku, Poerah, Ponthai, Pyengoo, Ranchi, Rangchein, Rangkhu, Rangpan, Rangpang, Ranu, Raqsa, Rara, Rasa, Rera, Riha, Ringkhu, Rongrang, Ronrang, Sanching, Sangche, Sangtai, Sangwal, Sanke, Sansik, Sawkrang, Sechu, Shaekjeng, Shaekyeu, Shangchein, Shangge, Shangthi, Shangti, Shangwal, Shangwan, Shaukra, Shawvel, Shechu, Sheiknyo, Shekyü, Shograng, Shokra, Siknyo, Sikpo, Taipi, Tamko, Tangrim, Tangsa, Tangshang, Tangwa, Tasey, Tawkay, Tawlum, Thamkok, Thamphang, Tikhak, Toke, Tonglim, Tulim, Tulum, Tutsa, Wakka, Wanga, Wanggu, Wangoo, Yangno, Yasa, Yawngkon, Yogli, Yongkon, Yongkuk, Yukok
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