Bauchi (Bauci, Baushi) is a cluster of Kainji languages spoken in Rafi, Nigeria LGA, Niger State, Nigeria. Languages The Baushi languages are (Blench 2012): Samburu Ndəkə (Madaka) - three clans: Undo, Sambora, Jibwa Hupɨnɨ (Supana) Wãyã (Wayam) Rubu Mɨɨn Blench (2018) lists the Baushi languages as Ndəkə, Hɨpɨn, Mɨɨ, Rub, Samburu, and Wãyã. Phonology The Bauchi languages have a set of unusual sounds for the area, called "linguo-labials" by Blench. They are similar to the interdental approximants of the Philippines, where the tongue can protrude slightly over the lower lip. References Shiroro languages Languages of Nigeria