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|protoname = [[Proto-Upper-Borosan language|Proto-Upper-Borosan]] | |protoname = [[Proto-Upper-Borosan language|Proto-Upper-Borosan]] | ||
|child1 = [[Dulic languages|Dulic]] | |child1 = [[Dulic languages|Dulic]] | ||
|child2 = [[East Kiorian languages|Kiorian]] | |child2 = [[East Kiorian languages|East Kiorian]] | ||
|child3 = [[Lorenic languages|Lorenic]] | |child3 = [[Lorenic languages|Lorenic]] | ||
|child4 = [[Maddamic languages|Maddamic]] | |child4 = [[Maddamic languages|Maddamic]] | ||
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The '''Upper Borosan''' languages are a family of related languages primarily found in [[Upper Boroso]], with one branch found in [[Lower Boroso]]. At over 400 million speakers, it is the most widely spoken language family on [[Sahar]]. It is divided into | The '''Upper Borosan''' languages are a family of related languages primarily found in [[Upper Boroso]], with one branch found in [[Lower Boroso]]. At over 400 million speakers, it is the most widely spoken language family on [[Sahar]]. It is divided into nine primary groups, [[Dulic languages|Dulic]], [[East Kiorian languages|East Kiorian]], [[Lorenic languages|Lorenic]], [[Maddamic languages|Maddamic]], [[Ngutanic languages|Ngutanic]], [[Taantic languages|Taantic]], [[Tiirian languages|Tiirian]], [[Vurushnian language|Vurushnian]], and '''not!Armenian'''. | ||
==Classification== | ==Classification== | ||
Revision as of 12:53, 28 January 2021
| Upper Borosan | |
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| Geographic distribution: | Upper Boroso |
| Linguistic classification: | One of Sahar's primary language families |
| Proto-language: | Proto-Upper-Borosan |
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| CWS code | PUB |
The Upper Borosan languages are a family of related languages primarily found in Upper Boroso, with one branch found in Lower Boroso. At over 400 million speakers, it is the most widely spoken language family on Sahar. It is divided into nine primary groups, Dulic, East Kiorian, Lorenic, Maddamic, Ngutanic, Taantic, Tiirian, Vurushnian, and not!Armenian.