Nyepu (Kútúk nà ŋyɛ́pʊ̀)

Nyepu is a member of the Bari group of Eastern Nilotic languages. It is spoken by about 3,000 Nyepu people in Central Equatoria State in the south of South Sudan.

Nyepu is also known as Ngyepu or Kútúk nà ŋyɛ́pʊ̀ ('Nyepu language'). It is closely related to Bari and Kakwa, and is generally classified as a dialect of Bari. It can be written with the Latin alphabet.

Nyepu alphabet

Download an alphabet chart for Nyepu (Excel)
Details of the Nyepu alphabet (PDF) provided by Wolfram Siegel.

Notes

Nyepu has a vowel harmony system in which words contain either the vowels e, i, o, ö and u, or a, ɛ, ɪ, ɔ and ʊ.

Links

Information about Nyepu
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ngyepu

Nilotic languages

Acholi, Adhola, Alur, Anuak, Ateso, Bari, Belanda Bor, Datooga, Dholuo, Dinka, Dongotono, Kakwa, Karamojong, Keiyo, Kipsigis, Kuku, Kupsabiny, Lango (South Sudan), Lango (Uganda), Lopit, Lotuko, Maasai, Mandari, Markwet, Nandi, Nuer, Nyangatom, Nyepu, Terik, Toposa, Tugen, Turkana

Languages written with the Latin alphabet

Page created: 02.12.24. Last modified: 02.12.24

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