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- Magahat_language abstract "Magahat is an Aeta language of the mountains of Negros in the Philippines that has been strongly influenced by Cebuano and Hiligaynon. It is similar to Karolanos, but otherwise of uncertain affiliation.".
- Magahat_language iso6393Code "mtw".
- Magahat_language languageFamily Central_Philippine_languages.
- Magahat_language languageFamily Malayo-Polynesian_languages.
- Magahat_language languageFamily Philippine_languages.
- Magahat_language spokenIn Negros_(island).
- Magahat_language spokenIn Philippines.
- Magahat_language wikiPageID "37290512".
- Magahat_language wikiPageRevisionID "572019011".
- Magahat_language altname "Southern Binukidnon".
- Magahat_language date "2000".
- Magahat_language fam Central_Philippine_languages.
- Magahat_language fam Malayo-Polynesian_languages.
- Magahat_language fam Philippine_languages.
- Magahat_language familycolor "Austronesian".
- Magahat_language hasPhotoCollection Magahat_language.
- Magahat_language iso "mtw".
- Magahat_language name "Magahat".
- Magahat_language ref "e17".
- Magahat_language region Negros_(island).
- Magahat_language states Philippines.
- Magahat_language subject Category:Aeta_languages.
- Magahat_language subject Category:Central_Philippine_languages.
- Magahat_language type Language.
- Magahat_language type Language.
- Magahat_language type InformationEntity.
- Magahat_language comment "Magahat is an Aeta language of the mountains of Negros in the Philippines that has been strongly influenced by Cebuano and Hiligaynon. It is similar to Karolanos, but otherwise of uncertain affiliation.".
- Magahat_language label "Magahat language".
- Magahat_language sameAs m.02hxrk_.
- Magahat_language sameAs Q6729600.
- Magahat_language sameAs Q6729600.
- Magahat_language wasDerivedFrom Magahat_language?oldid=572019011.
- Magahat_language isPrimaryTopicOf Magahat_language.
- Magahat_language name "Magahat".