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|mapcaption=Modern-day extent of Chlesamnic languages:<br/> | |||
'''West Chlesamnic Languages''' | |||
{{legend|#00A0A8|Dobruja Polovic}} | |||
{{legend|#0073A8|Azov Polovic}} | |||
{{legend|#0019A8|Volga Polovic}} | |||
{{legend|#39A800|Caucasus Polovic}} | |||
'''East Chlesamnic Languages''' | |||
{{legend|#A86200|Erqhomis}} | |||
{{legend|#AAAA00|Tonsian}} | |||
{{legend|#A8004B|Tevvic}} | |||
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The Chlesamnic languages are a branch of the Para-Germanic family, | |||
The '''Chlesamnic languages''' are a branch of the Para-Germanic languages in the [[w:Indo-European languages|Indo-European language family]] that are spoken predominantly in [[w:Central Asia|Central Asia]] and [[w:Eastern Europe|Eastern Europe]]. They are thought to descend from a proto-language called Proto-Chlesamnic, an offshoot from Pre-Proto-Germanic, and thus distantly related to the [[w:Germanic languages|Germanic languages]]. | |||
==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
== | ==Branches== | ||
[[File:Chlesamnic Language Tree.png|400px|thumb|Chlesamnic language tree]] | |||
===Western=== | ===Western=== | ||
*Low Polovic | {{tree list}} | ||
**Volga Polovic | *[[Low Polovic]] | ||
**Azov Polovic | **[[Volga Polovic]] | ||
**Dobruja Polovic | **[[Azov Polovic]] | ||
*High Polovic | **[[Dobruja Polovic]] | ||
**Old | *[[High Polovic]] | ||
***Balkan | **[[Old Thadic]]† | ||
***Caucasian Polovic | ***[[Balkan Thadic]]† | ||
***[[Caucasian Polovic]] | |||
===Eastern=== | ===Eastern=== | ||
*Kolasian | *[[Kolasian]] | ||
**Erqhomis | **[[Erqhomis]] | ||
**Tonsian | **[[Tonsian]] | ||
*Ancient Tevvic | *[[Ancient Tevvic]] | ||
**Middle | **[[Middle Tevvic]]† | ||
***Tevvic | ***[[Tevvic]] | ||
***(Unnamed) | ***(Unnamed) | ||
===Northern=== | ===Northern=== | ||
===Southern=== | ===Southern=== | ||
Revision as of 11:00, 6 June 2026
| Chlesamnic | |
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| Geographic distribution | Eurasia |
| Linguistic classification | Indo-European
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| Proto-language | Proto-Chlesamnic |
| Subdivisions | |
 Modern-day extent of Chlesamnic languages:
West Chlesamnic Languages Dobruja Polovic
Azov Polovic
Volga Polovic
Caucasus Polovic
East Chlesamnic Languages Erqhomis
Tonsian
Tevvic | |
The Chlesamnic languages are a branch of the Para-Germanic languages in the Indo-European language family that are spoken predominantly in Central Asia and Eastern Europe. They are thought to descend from a proto-language called Proto-Chlesamnic, an offshoot from Pre-Proto-Germanic, and thus distantly related to the Germanic languages.
Etymology
Branches
Western
Eastern
- Kolasian
- Ancient Tevvic
- Middle Tevvic†
- Tevvic
- (Unnamed)
- Middle Tevvic†