Chlesamnic

Chlesamnic
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Geographic distribution	Eurasia
Linguistic classification	Indo-European Para-Germanic Chlesamnic
Proto-language	Proto-Chlesamnic
Subdivisions	Western Eastern Northern Southern
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.

Branches

Chlesamnic language tree

Western

• Low Polovic
  • Volga Polovic
  • Azov Polovic
  • Dobruja Polovic
• High Polovic
  • Old Thadic†
    • Balkan Thadic†
    • Caucasian Polovic

Eastern

• Kolasian
  • Erqhomis
  • Tonsian
• Ancient Tevvic
  • Middle Tevvic†
    • Tevvic
    • (Unnamed)

Northern

Southern

History

Typology