1. Ape
2. Aap
3. Majmuni
4. zinijero
5. qird
6. Kapik
7. *R (assamese)
8. meymun
9. Tximinoa
10. Malpa
11. Bānara
12. Majmun
13. Maĭmuna
14. Simi
15. Yuán
16. Scimmia
17. Oponašati
18. Opice
19. *R (dogri)
20. Simio (esperanto)
21. Ahv
22. Apina
23. Singe
24. Mono
25. maimuni
26. Affe
27. Píthikos
28. Biri
29. K*F (hebrew)
30. Emberszabású majom
31. Api
32. enwe
33. Uleg
34. Kera
35. Aip
36. Scimmia
37. Saru
38. Vānara
39. Maymıl
40. satv sva
41. *R (konkani)
42. wonsung-i
43. Meymûn (kurmanji kurdish)
44. *N (sorani kurdish)
45. ngu
46. Simiae (latin)
47. Pērtiķis
48. Beždžionė
49. Enkima
50. *R (maithili)
51. rajako
52. beruk
53. kurangan
54. *N (manipuri)
55. Mich
56. myawwat wan
57. Apee
58. B*ZENH (pashto)
59. B*ZYNE (persian)
60. Małpa
61. Macaco
62. Bāndara
63. Maimuţă
64. Obez'yana
65. Tšhwene
66. BNDR (sindhi)
67. vānarayā
68. Opica
69. daanyeer
70. Tumbili
71. Apa
72. Kuraṅku
73. MAYML (tatar)
74. Kōti
75. Ling
76. A* (tigrinya)
77. Maymun
78. Maýmyn
79. Mavpa
80. BNDR (urdu)
81. vượn
82. Epa
83. Inkawu
84. nokhmakhn
Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
49 59% 23 27% 31 37% 16 19% 19 22%
B % C % D % F % G %
12 14% 6 7% 6 7% 2 2% 6 7%
H % J % K % L % M %
6 7% 5 6% 13 15% 7 8% 27 32%
N % P % Q % R % S %
40 48% 17 20% 1 1% 21 25% 13 15%
T % V % W % X % Y %
10 12% 6 7% 5 6% 1 1% 12 14%
Z %
6 7%
Popularity of use
59% A: A* (tigrinya),
48% N, A: *N (sorani kurdish), *N (manipuri),
37% I, N, A:
32% M, I, N, A:
27% E, M, I, N, A:
25% R, E, M, I, N, A: *R (assamese), *R (dogri), *R (konkani), *R (maithili),
22% U, R, E, M, I, N, A: Maĭmuna, maimuni,
20% P, U, R, E, M, I, N, A: Apee, Apa, Epa, Api, Aip, Apina, Ape, Aap,
19% O, P, U, R, E, M, I, N, A: Mono,
15% S, K, O, P, U, R, E, M, I, N, A: Simiae (latin), Enkima, Kuraṅku, Kera, Saru, Simi, Simio (esperanto), Kapik,
14% Y, B, S, K, O, P, U, R, E, M, I, N, A: Maymun, Maýmyn, Meymûn (kurmanji kurdish), beruk, Yuán, Biri, meymun, Bānara,
12% T, Y, B, S, K, O, P, U, R, E, M, I, N, A: Maimuţă, Kōti, Oponašati, Pērtiķis,
8% L, T, Y, B, S, K, O, P, U, R, E, M, I, N, A: Tumbili, MAYML (tatar), Malpa, Maymıl,
7% Z, V, H, G, D, C, L, T, Y, B, S, K, O, P, U, R, E, M, I, N, A: Mavpa, vượn, satv sva, vānarayā, Vānara, Ahv, B*ZENH (pashto), B*ZYNE (persian), Obez'yana, Beždžionė, daanyeer, BNDR (urdu), BNDR (sindhi), Mich, nokhmakhn, Píthikos, ngu, kurangan, Uleg, Singe, Scimmia, Macaco, Scimmia, Opice, Ling, Opica,
6% W, J, Z, V, H, G, D, C, L, T, Y, B, S, K, O, P, U, R, E, M, I, N, A: Inkawu, myawwat wan, Tšhwene, wonsung-i, rajako, Emberszabású majom, enwe, Majmuni, zinijero, Majmun,
2% F, W, J, Z, V, H, G, D, C, L, T, Y, B, S, K, O, P, U, R, E, M, I, N, A: Affe, K*F (hebrew),
1% X, Q, F, W, J, Z, V, H, G, D, C, L, T, Y, B, S, K, O, P, U, R, E, M, I, N, A: qird, Tximinoa,
Conclusion: Originating in the A-N-I subgroup;
A-N-I subgroup Sex % Dev. Chain
Armenian Family names 99% (A; N; I; R; K; O; H)
Indigenous Tribes of NT 85% (A; N; I; G; R; M, U)
African/Oth. F 80% (A; N; I; M; E; U; K)
The Pillars of Heaven 78% (A; N; I; E; S; L; R)
Swim 68% (A; N; I; U; E)
Dungeon 68% (A; N; I; E; O)
Blindness 62% (A; N; I; E; U; T)
Ape 59% (A; N; I; M; E; R; U)
Ring 53% (A; N; I; R; E; G)
Five (number) 49% (A; N; I; P; E)
It will have originated at below 59%, the earliest partial being A* (tigrinya), then at 48% with *N (sorani kurdish), *N (manipuri), There is a gap from 37%-27% before the first Ape appears in Maĭmuna (bulgarian) and maimuni (georgian). Encounters with Apes peak at 7% before declining down to 1%.
A-N-I-M-E for both African/Other female and Ape implies a high degree of linguistic origin from one of the linguistic groups in Africa not examined individually (Bantu perhaps).
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