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|family = One of Sahar's primary [[List of language families#Language families|language families]] | |family = One of Sahar's primary [[List of language families#Language families|language families]] | ||
|protoname = [[Proto-Upper Borosan language|Proto-Upper Borosan]] | |protoname = [[Proto-Upper-Borosan language|Proto-Upper-Borosan]] | ||
|child1 = [[ | |child1 = [[Lower Upper Borosan languages|Lower Upper Borosan linkage]] | ||
|child2 = [[ | |child2 = [[Ngutanic languages|Ngutanic]] | ||
|child3 = [[ | |child3 = [[Dulic languages|Taantto-Dulic]] | ||
|child4 = [[ | |child4 = [[Tiirian languages|Tiirian]] | ||
|child5 = [[ | |child5 = [[Vuurushnian language|Vuurushnian]] | ||
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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]]. | The '''Upper Borosan''' languages are a family of related languages primarily found in [[Upper Boroso]], with one branch found in [[Lower Boroso]]. It is one of the largest language families in Sahar, with almost 200 million speakers spread in over 40 languages in several countries, notably [[Lhavres]], [[Dhwer and Penkrot|Dhwer]], [[Taanttu]], [[Confederation of Lower Boroso]], and [[Mbamigi]], with minorities in e.g. western [[Mwamba]]. | ||
==Classification== | ==Classification== | ||
Proto-Upper-Borosan | |||
*[[Lower Upper Borosan languages|Lower Upper Borosan linkage]] | |||
**[[East Kiorian languages]] | |||
**[[Lorenic languages]] | |||
**[[Maddamic languages]] | |||
*[[Ngutanic languages]] | |||
*[[Dulic languages|Taantto-Dulic]] | |||
**[[Dulic languages]] | |||
***[[Baameki]] | |||
****[[Vaamekian language]] | |||
****[[Mbamigi language]] | |||
***[[Qeerlic languages]] | |||
****[[Nuhay Language]] | |||
****[[Setyal language|Setyalnian language]] | |||
**[[Taanttic languages]] | |||
*[[Tiirian languages]] | |||
*[[Vuurushnian language|Vuurushnian]] | |||
*Assorted small branches | |||
==Typology== | ==Typology== | ||
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==Vocabulary== | ==Vocabulary== | ||
==Further Reading== | |||
{{Language families}} | {{Language families}} | ||
[[Category:Language families]] | |||
[[Category:Language families of Boroso]] | |||
[[Category:Upper Borosan languages]] | [[Category:Upper Borosan languages]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:08, 30 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 |
| Subdivisions: | |
| 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. It is one of the largest language families in Sahar, with almost 200 million speakers spread in over 40 languages in several countries, notably Lhavres, Dhwer, Taanttu, Confederation of Lower Boroso, and Mbamigi, with minorities in e.g. western Mwamba.
Classification
Proto-Upper-Borosan
- Lower Upper Borosan linkage
- Ngutanic languages
- Taantto-Dulic
- Tiirian languages
- Vuurushnian
- Assorted small branches