| Urim | |
|---|---|
| Kombio | |
| Geographic distribution | East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea |
| Linguistic classification | Torricelli
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| Subdivisions | |
| Glottolog | mari1433 |
 The Torricelli languages as classified by Foley (2018) | |
The Urim languages constitute a branch of the Torricelli language family. They are spoken in East Sepik Province, in areas bordering the northeastern corner of Sandaun Province.
The following basic vocabulary words are from Laycock (1968),[2] as cited in the Trans-New Guinea database:[3]
| gloss | Urim | Urat | Torricelli |
|---|---|---|---|
| head | ləŋkəp | ntoh | emen |
| ear | nurkul | kwin | wolep |
| eye | iːkŋ | ampep | yempit |
| nose | ləmp | muhroŋ | wujipen |
| tooth | eːk | asep | nal |
| tongue | milip | yaŋklou | |
| leg | neːp | nihip | araiʔ |
| louse | nəmin | ompik | numuk |
| dog | nəmpa | pwat | yimpeu |
| bird | wel | antet | elip |
| egg | haləmpar | yimpwonən | |
| blood | waləmpop | wim | yalkup |
| bone | təpmuŋkut | lupuŋ | ləp |
| skin | palək | yahreik | alou |
| breast | maː | ampreip | yimep |
| tree | yoː | lou | lu |
| man | kəmel | mik | eiŋ |
| woman | kiːn | tuwei | injik |
| sun | takəni | nai | awən |
| moon | kanyil | wantihi | iyén |
| water | huw | pənip | wop |
| fire | waːkŋ | nih | yotou |
| stone | weit | yah | əntoʔ |
| two | weːk | hoi | wiyeu |