水田) Naruo 纳若 (Shuitian 水田) Kua-nsi 跨恩斯 Kuamasi 跨玛斯 Laizisi 莱兹斯 Zibusi 子逋斯 Sonaga 锁内嘎 Gomotage 俄毛柔 Tazhi of Puwei Township 普威镇, northern Miyi County 米易县, Sichuan may also be a Taloid language. Cathryn Yang (2010:7) also suggests that Wotizo (wɔ21 ti33 zɔ21) of Midu County may probably be related to Lolo (Lolopo). Cathryn Yang (2010) lists the following 4 languages as peripheral Lalo languages. Hsiu (2017) suggests that Alu is also likely a peripheral Lalo language. Yangliu Eka Mangdi Xuzhang Bradley (2007) reports the moribund language Samatu as a Laloid language. Tulao () of Jinping County (spoken in the 2 villages of Yugadi 鱼嘎底, Xinzhai Village 新寨村, Mengqiao Township ; and Laowangzhai 老王寨, Qingjiao Village 箐脚村, Dazhai Township ) may fit in the Lisoish branch, although this is uncertain due to lack of data. Other languages that may be Lisoish include (see also List of lesser-known Loloish languages): Gaiji 改积 of central Yun County Gaisu, Western 改苏(西) (Luoren) of northeastern Yongde County Gepo, Western 葛泼(西) of Liuhe Township 六合彝族乡, Heqing County Pengzi 棚子 of Wumulong Township 乌木龙彝族乡 (and possibly also Mengban Township 勐板乡), Yongde County Suan 蒜 of Wumulong Township 乌木龙彝族乡 and Mengban Township 勐板乡, Yongde County Western Samadu 撒马堵(西) of Zhenkang County (pop. 6,000), Yongde County (pop. 1,500) Lolopo varieties: Enipu 厄尼蒲 of Nanjian County (pop. 11,000) and Weishan County (pop. 5,000) Maci 骂池 of Maci village 骂池, Taipingdi Village Cluster 太平地村, Yongding City 永定镇, northeastern Yongren County Qiangyi 羌夷 of Xiangyun County (pop. 9,000) and Binchuan County (pop. 1,000) Tusu 土族 of Xiangyun County Xiangtang 香堂 of southwestern Yunnan Xijima 洗期麻 of central Yun County Below are autonyms of Central Yi (彝语中部方言) speakers as listed in the Yunnan Province Ethnic Minority Languages Gazetteer (1997) (云南省志：少数民族语言文字志; p. 57): (Lolopo language) (Lipo language) (Micha language) (Shansu language) Innovations Lama (2012) lists the following sound changes from Proto-Loloish as Lisoish innovations. *m- > zero *m- > p- References Chen Kang [陈康]. 2010. A study of Yi dialects [彝语方言研究]. Beijing: China Minzu University Press. Lama, Ziwo Qiu-Fuyuan (2012), Subgrouping of Nisoic (Yi) Languages, thesis, University of Texas at Arlington (archived)