Oti–Volta

E918698

Oti–Volta is a major branch of the Gur language family in West Africa, encompassing numerous related languages spoken primarily in Ghana, Burkina Faso, and surrounding countries.

All labels observed (6)

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Gur language subgroup
language family branch
hasLanguage Bisa (Bissa)
linked to: Bissa

Buli
Dagaare
linked to: Dagaaba

Dagbani
Frafra
Gurenɛ (Farefare)
linked to: Farefare

Gurma
Hanga
Kabre
Kasem
Koma
Konkomba
linked to: Konkomba people

Kusaal
Lobi
Mampruli
Moba
linked to: Bimoba

Mooré
Nabit
Nawdm
Safaliba
Sisaala
linked to: Sissala

Talni
Waali
Yom
hasSubgroup Buli–Koma
linked to: Koman

Eastern Oti–Volta
linked to: Oti–Volta

Northwestern Oti–Volta
linked to: Oti–Volta

Western Oti–Volta
linked to: Oti–Volta
majorLanguage Dagaare
linked to: Dagaaba

Dagbani
Mooré
namedAfter Oti River
linked to: Oti River basin

Volta River
region West Africa
spokenIn Benin
Burkina Faso
Ghana
Ivory Coast
linked to: Côte d'Ivoire

Mali
Niger
Togo
subfamilyOf Gur languages
Niger–Congo languages
usedFor education in some regions
local administration
oral communication
writingSystems Latin script

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (7)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Frafra language languageBranch Oti–Volta
Kasena hasLanguageBranch Oti–Volta
Farefare language languageSubgroup Northern Oti-Volta
linked to: Oti–Volta
Nawda people culturalRegion Oti-Volta basin
linked to: Oti–Volta
Oti–Volta hasSubgroup Western Oti–Volta
linked to: Oti–Volta
Oti–Volta hasSubgroup Eastern Oti–Volta
linked to: Oti–Volta
Oti–Volta hasSubgroup Northwestern Oti–Volta
linked to: Oti–Volta