Mor is a nearly extinct Trans-New Guinea language of Indonesia, spoken along the Budidi and Bomberai Rivers on the Bomberai Peninsula. It is distinct from the unrelated Austronesian language that shares the same Mor name.
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Sources
1. Mor language (Papuan) (Wikipedia)
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