Meeka, Sabon Garin Meeka, Kozòn (Kozang), Jassòòri (Jasori), Laya (Leya), Korong (Koron), Zangbangʔ, Nànpanʔ, and Bòòliʔ. It is spoken between the Zing-Jalingo road to the northeast and the Kunini River to the southwest. Yàà (Yààkoko) is spoken in the settlements of Yaakoko, Doopa (Dopa), Kódnààri (Kondari), Yukwa, and Maazan. It is spoken along the Monkin River south of Zing. Monkin group The Monkin group is spoken to the south of the Zing group. Shimizu (1979) lists 3 dialects. Kúgong is spoken in the settlements of Kugong Nasaraawò (Gurujè), Dààfa, Lakùnaʔ, and Dooroʔ, which are located around the peaks of Kugong and Gbole. Shaari is spoken in the settlements of Danggòng, Bòòzi, Doóbura, Màng, Dèbángbu, and Dángsheeri, which are located to the south of Yukwa on the Monkin-Lama road. Sàgbéè (Mònkín) is spoken in the settlements of Sàgbéè, Gangkula, Daraaraʔ, and Gboleʔ. Monkin town is located to the northwest of the Sàgbéè-speaking area. Kpugbong group The Kpugbong group is spoken in the southwest. Kàsaà is spoken in the settlements of Kàsaà, Lambo, Ngba, Kwazanci, Tassa, Donkun, and Kodin. Lànkàviri is spoken in Lànkàviri. Saawà is spoken in and around Saawà (also known as Kpàntisaawà or Pantisaawa). Yɔrɔ is spoken in Yɔrɔ settlement. It is claimed to be the original village from which all Mumuye people originate from, although hills isolate it geographically from the other Mumuye locations. Nyaajà is spoken between the Saawa and Kasaa dialect areas. Jààlingò is spoken in and around Jalingo town. See also List of Proto-Mumuye reconstructions (Wiktionary) References Mumuye–Yendang languages Languages of Nigeria