North Vanuatu languages

[Many of the languages listed here are not classified as North Vanuatu in their articles, and do not link back here] The North Vanuatu languages form a linkage of Southern Oceanic languages spoken in northern Vanuatu.Clark (2009)[1] provides the following classification of the North Vanuatu languages, divided into two main geographic areas (Torres–Banks–Maewo–Ambae–Pentecost and Santo).Outlier (aberrant) languages identified by Clark (2009) are in italics.[2] The following list of 9 "Penama" North Vanuatu languages (that is, the North Vanuatu languages excluding the Torres–Banks and Espiritu Santo languages) is from François (2015:18–21).
VanuatuLinguistic classificationAustronesianMalayo-PolynesianOceanicSouthern OceanicNorth-Central VanuatuISO 639-3GlottologlinkageSouthern Oceanic languagesTorres–Banks languagesTorres IslandsLo-TogaBanks IslandsLehaliLöyöpMwotlapLemerigVera’aVurësMwesenMwerlapPentecostSun̄wadiaSun̄wadagaBaetoraDuiduiNortheast AmbaeEspiritu Santo languagesCape CumberlandNokukuTolomakoTasirikiTangoaM̈av̈eaTutubaTamamboShark BayPenamaTorres–BanksEspiritu SantoSungwadiaMarinoNorth MaewoSungwadagaCentral MaewoSouth MaewoSungalogeEast AmbaeLolovoliWest AmbaeglottonymFrançois, AlexandreCentral VanuatuNortheast MalakulaMpotovoroMalua BayV’ënen TautLarevatNeve’eiNavavaNevwervwerPangkumuBanam BayLendamboiNasarianMaskelynesPort SandwichSinesipNaha’aiNorth AmbrymWest AmbrymSouth AmbrymBiereboBieriaNakanamangaNamakirSouth EfateSouth VanuatuSie / ErromanganSorungKwamera (South Tanna)Southwest TannaLenakel (West Tanna)Whitesands (East Tanna)North TannaAneityumNengoneNdrumbeaNumèèXârâcùùXârâgurèTîrîVamaleHavekeCèmuhîPaicîPwaameiPwapwaBwatooHmwavekeWaamwangYuangaNyâlayuextinct statusAustronesian languagesFormosanTsouicNorthern FormosanEast FormosanNorthwest Sumatra–Barrier IslandsLampungJavaneseMadureseBali–Sasak–SumbawaPhilippineBatanicNorthern LuzonCentral LuzonNorthern MindoroGreater Central PhilippineKalamianSouth MindanaoSangiricMinahasanBaritoGreater North BorneoSabahanNorth SarawakanMelanau–KajangKayan–MurikLand DayakSundaneseRejangMoklenicCelebicBungku–TolakiMuna–ButonSaluan–BanggaiTomini–TolitoliSouth SulawesiMakassarNorthern South SulawesiCentralSumba–FloresFlores–LembataSelaruKei–TanimbarTimoricCentral MalukuEasternHalmahera SeaCenderawasihAdmiraltySt. MatthiasTemotuSoutheast SolomonicMicronesianCentral PacificWesternMeso-MelanesianNorth New GuineaPapuan TipSouthern