e/Meso-Melanesian languages

Information
has gloss	eng: The Meso Melanesian languages are a moderately supported group of Oceanic languages spoken in the large Melanesian islands of New Ireland and the Solomon Islands east of New Guinea.
lexicalization	eng: Meso Melanesian languages
lexicalization	eng: Meso-Melanesian languages
lexicalization	eng: Meso-Melanesian language
subclass of	e/Western Oceanic languages
subclass of	(noun) a systematic means of communicating by the use of sounds or conventional symbols; "he taught foreign languages"; "the language introduced is standard throughout the text"; "the speed with which a program can be executed depends on the language in which it is written" language, linguistic communication
has instance	e/Bali-Vitu languages
has instance	e/New Ireland languages

Meaning
French
has gloss	fra: Par ailleurs, le terme "méso-mélanésien" désigne un groupe de 66 langues océaniennes (famille austronésienne), parlées en Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée et dans les îles Salomon.
lexicalization	fra: Langues meso-melanesiennes
lexicalization	fra: Langues méso-mélanésiennes
Croatian
has gloss	hrv: Mezomelanezijski jezici skupina od(66) zapadnooceanijskih jezika koji se govore na području Papue Nove Gvineje i Solomonskih otoka. Sastoje se od tri uže podskupine: :a) Bali-Vitu (2): muduapa, uneapa; :b) Novoirski jezici/New Ireland (60): babatana, bannoni, barok, bilur, blablanga, cheke holo, duke, gao, ghanongga, guramalum, hahon, hakö, halia, hoava, kandas, kara, kokota, konomala, kuanua, kusaghe, label, laghu, lavatbura-lamusong, lawunuia, lihir, lungga, madak, mandara, marovo, minigir, mono, nalik, nehan, notsi, papapana, patpatar, petats, ramoaaina, ririo, roviana, saposa, siar-lak, simbo, solos, sursurunga, tangga, teop, tiang, tigak, tinputz, tomoip, torau, tungag, ughele, uruava, vaghua, vangunu, varisi, zabana, zazao; :c) Willaumez jezici (4): bola, bulu, meramera, nakanai .
lexicalization	hrv: Mezomelanezijski jezici

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has subclass	e/New Ireland languages