Language Family

A language family groups languages that share a common origin, descending from a single, reconstructed Proto-Language long ago. These vast linguistic lineages branch and diversify over centuries, revealing ancient connections across diverse cultures.

See also

Linked from: Afro Asiatic, Altaic, Altaic Languages, Aryan, Austroasiatic Language, Austroasiatic Languages, Austronesian, Austronesian Language, Austronesian Languages, Baltic Languages, Bantu, Bantu Language, Bantu Languages, Berber Languages, Burmese Language, Celtic Language, Celtic Languages, Celtic People, Chinese Dialect, Common Slavic, Comparative Linguistics, Czech Language, Dravidian Language, Endangered Language, English Language, Farsi, Finnic, Finnic Languages, Gaelic Languages, Goidelic, Goidelic Languages, Hellenic Languages, Hungarian Language, Indic Languages, Indo European, Indo European Languages, Indo Europeans, Indo Iranian, Indo Iranian Languages, Iranian Language, Italic Language, Kartvelian, Kartvelian Language, Kartvelian Languages, Khoe Language, Khoe Languages, Khoekhoe Language, Kra Dai, Language Change, Language Diversity, Language Families, Language Isolate, Languages Of Africa, Linguistic Isolates, Lithuanian Language, Mingrelian Language, Mongolic Languages, Munda, Munda Language, Munda Languages, Mutual Intelligibility, Nakh Dagestanian Languages, Nakh Languages, Niger Congo, Nilo Saharan, North Germanic, Northeast Caucasian, Northwest Caucasian Language, Proto Indo European, Proto Italic, Reconstructed Language, Romance Language, Romance Languages, Semitic Language, Semitic Languages, Semitic People, Sinitic, Sino Tibetan, Slavic Languages, Svan Language, Tai Kadai, Tai Languages, Tibeto Burman, Tungusic Language, Turkic Language, Turkic Languages, Turkish Language, Unclassified Language, Uralic, Uralic Family, Uralic Language, Uralic Languages, Vietic, Vietnamese Language, West Germanic

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