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The '''Sukatic languages''' are [[Meranian languages]] spoken primarily by the [[Sukatic peoples]] and their descendants. They all directly | The '''Sukatic languages''' are [[Meranian languages]] spoken primarily by the [[Sukatic peoples]] and their descendants. They all directly descend from the [[Sukat language]], spoken by the [[Sukats]]. | ||
The Sukatic languages are divided into four geographic groups: [[North Sukatic languages|North]], [[South Sukatic languages|South]], [[East Sukatic languages|East]], and [[West Sukatic languages|West]]. Together, they comprise around | The Sukatic languages are divided into four geographic groups: [[North Sukatic languages|North]], [[South Sukatic languages|South]], [[East Sukatic languages|East]], and [[West Sukatic languages|West]]. Together, they comprise around 16 languages, 7 of which are extinct in large part due to the [[Qymishification]] policies of the [[Eighth Bachan era]]. | ||
==Branches== | ==Branches== | ||
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* '''Sukatic''' | * '''Sukatic''' | ||
** [[North Sukatic languages|North Sukatic]]<!--More Byrakian influence--> | ** [[North Sukatic languages|North Sukatic]]<!--More Byrakian influence--> | ||
*** [[Emadinian language|Emadinian]] | *** [[Emadinian language|Emadinian]] | ||
*** [[Garzhalian language|Garzhalian]] | *** [[Garzhalian language|Garzhalian]] {{Extinct}} | ||
*** [[Qymish language|Qymish]] | *** [[Qymish language|Qymish]] | ||
*** [[Sunamese language|Sunamese]] | *** [[Sunamese language|Sunamese]] | ||
** [[South Sukatic languages|South Sukatic]]<!--More Thyo-Merinese influence--> | ** [[South Sukatic languages|South Sukatic]]<!--More Thyo-Merinese influence--> | ||
*** [[Dovjonese language|Dovjonese]] | *** [[Dovjonese language|Dovjonese]] {{Extinct}} | ||
*** [[Rumykian language|Rumykian]] | *** [[Rumykian language|Rumykian]] | ||
*** [[Tamodian language|Tamodian]] | *** [[Tamodian language|Tamodian]] | ||
*** [[Tirelian language|Tirelian]] | *** [[Tirelian language|Tirelian]] {{Extinct}} | ||
** [[East Sukatic languages|East Sukatic]]<!--More Ottelian influence--> | ** [[East Sukatic languages|East Sukatic]]<!--More Ottelian influence--> | ||
*** [[Avachimian language|Avachimian]] | *** [[Avachimian language|Avachimian]] {{Extinct}} | ||
*** [[Gosarian language|Gosarian]] | *** [[Gosarian language|Gosarian]] | ||
*** [[Imendian language|Imendian]] | *** [[Imendian language|Imendian]] | ||
*** [[Nagurian language|Nagurian]] | *** [[Nagurian language|Nagurian]] {{Extinct}} | ||
** [[West Sukatic languages|West Sukatic]]<!--Closer to the original Sukatic language--> | ** [[West Sukatic languages|West Sukatic]]<!--Closer to the original Sukatic language--> | ||
*** [[Afarutian language|Afarutian]] | *** [[Afarutian language|Afarutian]] | ||
*** [[Narvalese language|Narvalese]] | *** [[Narvalese language|Narvalese]] {{Extinct}} | ||
*** [[Nykalese language|Nykalese]] | *** [[Nykalese language|Nykalese]] | ||
*** [[Tulimian language|Tulimian]] | *** [[Tulimian language|Tulimian]] {{Extinct}} | ||
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[[Category:Meranian languages]][[Category:Languages on Basis]][[Category:MyNameJuls]][[Category:Basis]] | [[Category:Meranian languages]][[Category:Languages on Basis]][[Category:MyNameJuls]][[Category:Basis]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:15, 19 July 2026
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The Sukatic languages are Meranian languages spoken primarily by the Sukatic peoples and their descendants. They all directly descend from the Sukat language, spoken by the Sukats.
The Sukatic languages are divided into four geographic groups: North, South, East, and West. Together, they comprise around 16 languages, 7 of which are extinct in large part due to the Qymishification policies of the Eighth Bachan era.