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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 16 languages, 7 of which are extinct in large part due to the [[Qymishification]] policies of the [[Eighth Bachan era]]. | 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]]. | ||
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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.