East Mirarian languages
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East-Mirarian | |
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Geographic distribution: | Mahavia |
Linguistic classification: | One of the world's primary language families |
Proto-language: | Proto-East-Mirarian |
Subdivisions: |
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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).
History
Classification
The East-Mirarian language family includes ten widely-recognized major branches:
- Amaian-Voontic, traditionally believed to form a clade, though this view has come under criticism in recent years.
- Caelic, attested from XXXX; its sole extant member is the Caelysi language.
- Elipo-Sucaelian, attested from XXXX
- Gzustic, attested from XXXX
- Halishta, extinct by XXXX
- Kuoggvi, attested from XXXX
- Mahavic, attested from XXXX. Includes Juhash, Faźul, Garelisha, Ensian, and Zindarri.
- Ngeyvic, attested from XXXX
- Tsavashic, attested from XXXX
- Ughmar-Kunorvian, widely believed to form a phylogenetic group, though a minority classifies them as separate branches.