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*** [[Noetetian language|Noetetian]] <!--Less Sukatic influence compared to other NTM--> | *** [[Noetetian language|Noetetian]] <!--Less Sukatic influence compared to other NTM--> | ||
** [[Southern Thyo-Merinese languages|Southern Thyo-Merinese]] | ** [[Southern Thyo-Merinese languages|Southern Thyo-Merinese]] | ||
*** [[ | *** [[Chiyanese language|Chiyanese]] | ||
*** [[SOUTH province language|Southern province]] | *** [[SOUTH province language|Southern province]] | ||
** [[Central Thyo-Merinese languages|Central Thyo-Merinese]] | ** [[Central Thyo-Merinese languages|Central Thyo-Merinese]] | ||
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The Thyo-Merinese languages are Meranian languages spoken primarily by the Thyo-Merinese peoples and their descendants. They all directly descended from the Cunerian language, spoken by the Cunerians.
The Thyo-Merinese languages are divided into five geographic groups: Northern, Southern, Central, Eastern, and Western.