- Nuclear West Central Papuan languages
The family of Nuclear West Central Papuan languages is a subgroup of the
West Central Papuan languages . It consists of 5language s.Components
*Toura
*Kuni
*Mekeo
*Lala
*Waima
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Nuclear West Central Papuan languages
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