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Usher claims Tayap to be a member of the Torricelli family, but doesn't actually provide the data he compares Tayap with
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|fam1 = [[Torricelli languages|Torricelli]]<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20221005221941/https://sitesnewguineaworld.googlelinguistik.com/site/newguineaworlduzh.ch/families/torricelli-range-sepik-coast/sepik-coast/taiap Taiap] New Guinea World.</ref> or language isolate
|fam2 = Sepik Coast
|fam3 = Tayap–Marienberg
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==Classification==
Tayap is not related to the neighboring Lower Sepik languages, though a relationship to the more distant [[Torricelli languages|Torricelli]] family has been proposed by Usher (2020).<ref name="ngw">[https://sitesnewguineaworld.googlelinguistik.com/site/newguineaworlduzh.ch/families/torricelli-range-sepik-coast/sepik-coast/taiap New Guinea World – Taiap]</ref>
 
In the 1970s Australian linguist [[Donald Laycock]] classified Tayap (which he called "[[Gapun]]") as a sub-phylum of the Sepik-Ramu language phylum, on the basis of Georg Höltker's 1938 word list and a few verb paradigms that Laycock gathered from two speakers.<ref>{{harvp|Laycock|1973}}</ref>