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{{Infobox language
|name        = Lakup
|nativename  =
|state      =
|ethnicity  =  3,809
|speakers    = 3000
|date        =
|familycolor = n
|fam1        = [[Tulipi-Lakup languages|Tulipi-Lakup]]
|fam2        = [[Lakup languages|Lakup]]
|dia1        = [[Tundra Lakup language|Tundra Lakup]]
|dia2        = [[Hill Lakup language|Hill Lakup]]
}}
The '''Lakup languages''' refer to two closely related languages spoken in far-eastern [[Kasiiralq]]. While often presented as two dialects of a single language, mutual intelligibility is low due to differences in grammar, lexicon and, to a lesser extent, phonology.


The Lakup languages together make up a primary branch of the [[Tulipi-Lakup languages|Tulipi-Lakup]] language family, along with the distantly related [[Tulipian languages]]. Both branches of Lakup have been heavily influenced by the [[Patuk language]] due to a long-lasting association with the Patuk vodholk peoples. Hill Lakup has also been influenced to some degree by [[Tulipik language|Tulipik]] and [[Itsivqutki language|Itsiqutki]], while Tundra Lakup has seen some influence from the [[Cheshog languages]].
Both Lakup languages are considered endanged; of these two, Hill Lakup is considered the most severely at risk, with much of its ethnic population having switched to Patuk over the past century.
[[Category:Lakup language]][[Category:Tulipi-Lakup languages]][[Category:Languages]][[Category:Languages of Kasiiralq]]

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