Bidayuh, Melanau and Kajang sub-families
Bidayuh speakers form the second-largest indigenous ethnolinguistic group in Sarawak. Their concentration near the state capital, Kuching, led to Bidayuh being the subject of early study. Speakers of the smaller Melanau language sub-family mainly live at the mouth of Sarawak's longest river, the Rajang, while Kajang is spoken further inland. Much research remains to be done on these sub-families.
- Information in the full article includes
- Bidayuh
- Melanau
- Kajang
