languages are all Kayanic languages, 14 in total, with English and Indonesian as references.
List of languages and number of concepts/words recorded for each:

Wahau	709
Gaai	672
Kelai	727
Jiu Luai, Woq Helaq	663	
Méi lan	689
Hibau, Woq Helaq	794
Long Gelat	701
Ngorek	682
Mpraa	728
Baram Kayan	595
Data Dian Kayan	791
Balui Liko Kayan	422
Busang	Bahau Saq	739

Attestation of concepts/words (how many languages have an entry per concept/word)
not all concepts/words have full attestation.

99 concepts have 100 percent attestation (all 14 languages)
121 concepts have 93 percent attestation (13 of 14 languages)
149 concepts have 86 percent attestation (12 of 14 languages)
124 concepts have 79 percent attestation (11 of 14 languages)
91 concepts have 71 percent attestation (10 of 14 languages)
62 concepts have 64 percent attestation (9 of 14 languages)
40 concepts have 57 percent attestation (8 of 14 languages)
46 concepts have 50 percent attestation (7 of 14 languages)
42 concepts have 43 percent attestation (6 of 14 languages)
58 concepts have 36 percent attestation (5 of 14 languages)
57 concepts have 29 percent attestation (4 of 14 languages)
111 concepts have 21 percent attestation (3 of 14 languages)
101 concepts have 14 percent attestation (2 of 14 languages)
77 concepts have 7 percent attestation (1 of 14 languages)


Wahau, Gaai, Kelai, Jiu Luai Woq Helaq, Méi lan, Hibau Woq Helaq, and Long Gelat utilize an original orthography (It was used in the field for data entry, and does not originate with the communities). The key for the orthography is given below. Other languages utilize IPA, except for enya, which is represented as an n with tilde,IPA [j] which is written with y whereas j is used for the voiced post-alveolar affricate, and c, which is used for the voiceless post-alveolar affricate. 
original orthography	IPA
aa 	æ
oe	ɒ
a	a/ɑ
ea	əa̯
oa	oə̯
eu	əw/ou̯
au	aw
é	ɛ
éi	ey/e
ai	aj
ae	aö̯
oei	ɒj
oé	oe̯
ie	iə̯
ue	uə̯
ée	eə̯
ao	ao̯
i	i
u	u
o	o/ɒ
ou	o
aé	ae̯
ia	ia̯
e	ə