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Publication date: Ago 2007 ISBN: XXXXXXX Number of pages: 87 This is a provisional dictionary of the Maia language, Kaukombaran language family, Pihom stock, Madang-Adelbert Range sub-phylum of the Trans-New Guinea phylum, and is located in the Almami district of the Bogia sub-district of the Madang Province of Papua New Guinea. Maia speakers are historically from an inland area beginning about 18 kilometers off the North Coast road, but some have more recently migrated to villages situated along the coast. These coastal villages are about 160 kilometers northwest of Madang town. They start from near Dugumor plantation going to near Keloua or Bom plantation. The other (more numerous) inland villages are located to the south of this area. The farthest villages are located south of the Guam river. People generally live in villages of 100-200 people, although some people have moved to smaller hamlets in recent years. Maia speakers number about 4,500 living in 22 villages. SIL work in the Maia language began in 1984 and continues until the present (2008). Many of the words have been extracted from translated material and from stories by BTA associates, Jacob Muain Lakia, Morris Lolomi

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