Difference between revisions of "Centro-Southern Surian languages"
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; Present languages | ; Present languages | ||
| − | * [[Caprican language]] | + | * [[Caprican language]]<!--Choctaw--> |
| − | * [[Cheyall language]] | + | * [[Cheyall language]]<!--Cheyenne--> |
| − | * [[Navaja language]] | + | * [[Navaja language]]<!--Navajo--> |
| − | * [[Senvarian language]] | + | * [[Senvarian language]]<!--Quechua--> |
| − | * [[Sequoyan language]] | + | * [[Sequoyan language]]<!--Cherokee--> |
; Dead languages | ; Dead languages | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Cuscatlán language]] |
| + | * [[Xichútepan language]]<!--Nahuatl--> | ||
; Extinct languages | ; Extinct languages | ||
| − | * [[Manca language]] | + | * [[Manca language]]<!--Hopi--> |
| + | * [[Suslan language]]?<!--Sioux/Dakota--> | ||
; Hypothesized languages | ; Hypothesized languages | ||
* [[Language of the Southern Peoples]] | * [[Language of the Southern Peoples]] | ||
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* [[Proto-Surian language]] | * [[Proto-Surian language]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:53, 14 March 2024
| Centro-Southern Surian languages | |
|---|---|
Surian languages | |
| Geographic distribution | Central and Southern Sur |
| Linguistic classification | One of the world's primary language families |
| Proto-language | Proto-Surian language |
| Subdivisions | |
| ISO 639-5 | css |
The Centro-Southern Surian languages form a language family of 7 languages spoken natively by approximately 40 million people, predominantly in central and southern Sur.
Classification
- Present languages
- Dead languages
- Extinct languages
- Hypothesized languages
