Language Tiranige Diga
(or just Tiranige, exonym Duleri) is spoken in a fairly wide area including villages on the northwestern edge of the high plateau and in the plains just below (e.g. Boui). Its genetic position vis-a-vis the Mombo-Ampari group is not yet understood.
- Pandali (abandoned) abandoned village near Guimari, said to be the second oldest Tiranige speaking village after Sora
- Sora (abandoned) abandoned village (near Tanga), said to be the oldest Tiranige speaking village
- Degui (Digi) village on plateau near low stone ridge
- Beri (Biri)
- Korenndiou small village on plains at base of cliffs, originally settled from Boui and from Damagari
- Damagari
- Gourari village on plateau
- Guimari village on plateau
- Djigui village on plateau
- Embali partially abandoned village near Nefari, said to be the third oldest Tiranige speaking village after Sora and Pandali
- Nefari
- Toumba
- Dougo village on plateau
- Ningo village on plains at base of cliffs
- Tanga village on rocky plateau in two nearby sections
- Boui village on plains at base of cliffs; school
- Keti village in rocky area in plateau
- Neou village on rocky hill in rugged part of plateau; map shows different location
- Semo
- Some
