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East-Mirarian
Geographic; distribution:	Mahavia
Linguistic classification:	One of the world's primary language families
Proto-language:	Proto-East-Mirarian
Subdivisions:	Elipan; Gzustic; Mahavic; Tsavashi; Ughmar-Kunorvian (Ughmar and Kunorvian);
CWS code	pmy

Revision as of 12:08, 31 August 2019

The East-Mirarian languages are a widespread language family of at least 50 related languages and dialects predominantly spoken in East Miraria.

The East-Mirarian language family comprises of five widely-recognised branches:

Elipan
Gzustic
Mahavic
Tsavashic
Ughmar-Kunorvian, widely believed to form a phylogenetic group, though a minority classifies them as separate branches.
- Kunorvian
- Ughmar

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East-Mirarian
Geographic distribution:	Mahavia
Linguistic classification:	One of the world's primary language families
Proto-language:	Proto-East-Mirarian
Subdivisions:	Elipan Gzustic Mahavic Tsavashi Ughmar-Kunorvian (Ughmar and Kunorvian)
CWS code	`pmy`