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{{Infobox language family
{{Infobox language family
   |name=East Mahavic
   |name       = East Mahavic
   |region= [[Mahavia|East Miraria]]
   |region     = [[Mahavia|East Miraria]]
   |familycolor= pem
   |familycolor = pem
   |family=[[East-Mirarian languages|East-Mirarian]]
   |fam1        = [[East Mirarian languages|East Mirarian]]
   |fam2=[[Mahavic languages|Mahavic]]
   |fam2       = [[Mahavic languages|Mahavic]]
   |protoname=[[Proto-East-Mahavic language|Proto-East-Mahavic]]
   |protoname   = [[East Mahavic languages#Proto-East Mahavic|Proto-East Mahavic]]
   |child1=[[Jovic languages|Jovic]] <small>([[Juhash language|Juhash]] [[Qyzyd language|Qyzyd]], [[Garelisha language|Garelisha]], [[Zindarr language|Zindarr]])</small>
   |child1     = [[Jovic languages|Jovic]] <small>([[Juhash language|Juhash]], [[Qyzyd language|Qyzyd]], [[Zindarr language|Zindarr]])</small>
   |child2=[[Nivoic languages|Nivoic]] <small>([[Fazul language|Faźul]], [[Dazhel]], [[Mutal language|Mutal]])</small>
   |child2     = [[Nivoic languages|Nivoic]] <small>([[Fazul language|Fazul]], [[Dazhel]], [[Mutal language|Mutal]], [[Kasel language|Kasel]])</small>
   |child3=[[Sheisho language|Sheisho]]
   |child3     = [[Sheisho language|Sheisho]]
  |iso3        = emh
}}
}}
The '''East Mahavic languages''' constitute the largest branch of the [[Mahavic languages|Mahavic]] family. The most prevalent language by a considerable margin is [[Juhash language|Juhash]], with approximately 15 million speakers.
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[[Category:Mahavic languages]]
[[Category:East Mahavic languages]]

Latest revision as of 17:40, 20 January 2023

East Mahavic
Geographic
distribution:
East Miraria
Linguistic classification:East Mirarian
Proto-language:Proto-East Mahavic
Subdivisions:
CWS codeemh

The East Mahavic languages constitute the largest branch of the Mahavic family. The most prevalent language by a considerable margin is Juhash, with approximately 15 million speakers.