The family of Malekula languages is a subgroup of the
Components
*Labo
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**Big Nambas
**Lingarak
**Larevat
**Litzlitz
**Maragus
**Nasarian
**Katbol
**Vinmavis
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**Dixon Reef
**Letemboi
**Repanbitip
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