The Kayagar languages are a small family of four closely related Trans-New Guinea languages spoken around the Cook River in the Province of South Papua, Indonesia. Its four members are Atohwaim, also called Kaugat, the Gondu River language, Kayagar itself, also called Kaygir, and Tamagario, also called Arare-Pagai or Yogo.
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