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151. samwá-r (2 links)
152. takoá-t (2 links)
153. tíni-puri-r (2 links)
154. *patsi (2 links)
155. asteka (2 links)
156. ará-t (2 links)
157. nanaka (2 links)
158. ku- (2 links)
159. mou-r (2 links)
160. *sika (2 links)
161. te-rá-t (2 links)
162. yamá-t (2 links)
163. kasí (2 links)
164. wet (2 links)
165. kaw (2 links)
166. *kwiye (2 links)
167. *-pe (2 links)
168. *nara (2 links)
169. Hikwɨsɨ (2 links)
170. *suwi (2 links)
171. Kaufman, Terrence. 2001. The history of the Nawa language group from the earliest times to the 16th century: Some preliminary results. PDLMA online. (2 links)
172. teéso (2 links)
173. telo-r (2 links)
174. woi (2 links)
175. kokó-l (2 links)
176. *kori (2 links)
177. sawaká (2 links)
178. *hita (2 links)
179. watsí-r (2 links)
180. ahas (2 links)
181. tsamé (2 links)
182. mutá (2 links)
183. -t (2 links)
184. alisik (2 links)
185. temo (2 links)
186. *nɨma (2 links)
187. ke- (2 links)
188. kwisó-t (2 links)
189. kupitsi-t (2 links)
190. suhá-t (2 links)
191. *teso (2 links)
192. *telori (2 links)
193. koó-t (2 links)
194. matsá-t (2 links)
195. tsoinaika (2 links)
196. sayvól (2 links)
197. *koa (2 links)
198. Sonoran languages: Cahitan, Tara-guarijío, Ópatan and Tubar (2 links)
199. weé (2 links)
200. tsitsi (2 links)