Difference between revisions of "East Mirarian languages"
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|region = [[Mahavia]] | |region = [[Mahavia]] | ||
|familycolor = pem | |familycolor = pem | ||
|family = One of the world's primary [[ | |family = One of the world's primary [[Wikipedia:Language family|language families]] | ||
|protoname = [[Proto-East-Mirarian]] | |protoname = [[Proto-East-Mirarian language|Proto-Indo-European]] | ||
|child1 = [[Adzerian languages|Adzerian]] | |child1 = [[Adzerian languages|Adzerian]] | ||
|child2 = [[Amaian-Voontic languages|Amaian-Voontic]] ([[Amaian languages|Amaian]] and [[Voontic languages|Voontic]]) | |child2 = [[Amaian-Voontic languages|Amaian-Voontic]] ([[Amaian languages|Amaian]] and [[Voontic languages|Voontic]]) | ||
|child3 | |child3 = [[Caelysi language|Caelysi]] | ||
|child4 = [[Elipo-Sucaelian languages|Elipo-Sucaelian]] | |||
| | |child5 = [[Gzustic languages|Gzustic]] | ||
| | |child6 = [[Halishta languages|Halishta]] (extinct) | ||
| | |child7 = [[Kunorvian languages|Kunorvian]] | ||
| | |child8 = [[Kuoggvi languages|Kuoggvi]] | ||
| | |child9 = [[Mahavic languages|Mahavic]] | ||
| | |child10 = [[Ngeyvic languages|Ngeyvic]] | ||
| | |child11 = [[Tsavashi language|Tsavashi]] | ||
| | |child12 = [[Ughmar languages|Ughmar]] | ||
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|iso3= pem | |iso3= pem | ||
|map = | |map = | ||
|mapcaption= | |mapcaption= | ||
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The '''East-Mirarian languages''' are a widespread [[Wikipedia:Language family|language family]] of ''(number)'' related languages and dialects spoken in [[Miraria]], especially in [[Mahavia]]. The most widely spoken East-Mirarian languages are ''(languages)''. | |||
==History== | |||
==Classification== | |||
[[Category:East-Mirarian languages]] | [[Category:East-Mirarian languages]] | ||
[[Category:Language families]] | [[Category:Language families]] | ||
[[Category:Miraria]] | [[Category:Miraria]] | ||
Revision as of 00:07, 7 June 2017
| East-Mirarian | |
|---|---|
| Geographic distribution: | Mahavia |
| Linguistic classification: | One of the world's primary language families |
| Proto-language: | Proto-Indo-European |
| Subdivisions: | |
| CWS code | pem |
The East-Mirarian languages are a widespread language family of (number) related languages and dialects spoken in Miraria, especially in Mahavia. The most widely spoken East-Mirarian languages are (languages).