| Upper Borosan | |
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| Geographic distribution: | Upper Boroso |
| Linguistic classification: | One of Sahar's primary language families |
| Proto-language: | Proto-Upper Borosan language |
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| CWS code | – |
The Upper Borosan languages are a family of related languages in Upper Boroso. At over 400 million speakers, it is the most widely spoken language family on Sahar. It is divided into five primary groups, Dulic , Lórenic, Taantic, and Munidan.
| Alpa | |||
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| Atsiq | |||
| Baredina | Alcian • Argeyazic • Baredan • Bavkiri • Ekuo-Lahiri • Kencha • Kõ • Letsic • Ngerupic • Pink • Trans-Ebo-Puzimm • Tuic • Yanomi • Yisi • Ystelo-Atruozan
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| Boroso | Asuranesian • Azenic • Bavkiri • Kaaxai • Konaaczinh • Orenahnian • Sangmian • Theweric • Upper Borosan • West Yaa
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| Lahan | |||
| Miraria and Akulanen | Amaian • Baitaar • Cathani • Darkinic • East Mirarian • East Zwazwam Gulf • Jö-Ku • Kame • kamPatuk • Khambvan • Maakpauean • Maithic • Ngerupic • Olukalic • Osveraali • Paroan • Rartakan • Rietic • Ruic • Shaelic • Tashkaric • Tiengic • Trans-Ebo-Puzimm • Tulipi-Lakup • Tzulhonic • Vaniuan • Veloric • Wethelian • Yucho
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| Nagu and the Asura Ocean | Ambaroid • Asuranesian • Danshalic • Deudic • Gulai • Khrkhic • Keutic • Khsar • Prra-Blen • Sevaric • Trans-Ebo-Puzimm • Upper Borosan • Xemxi
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| Ystel | |||
Families in italics have no living members. Families with more than 30 languages are in bold. | |||