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Thuado-Thrismaran | |
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Geographic distribution | Pre-colonial: Thuadia and Thrismari Today: Worldwide c. 4 billion native speakers |
Proto-language | Proto-Thuado-Thrismaran |
Subdivisions |
The Thuado-Thrismaran languages are the most widely distributed language family on the continents of Thuadia and Thrismari and is de facto the most used language family globally, being spread to other continents with colonization and exploration.
Subdivisions
- Thuado-Thrismaran
- Germanic
- Indifferent Germanic
- North-Thuadian Germanic
- Batro-Laakyan
- Bakyernian
- Grafenlandish
- Junter
- Kaampite
- Sebric
- Batro-Germanic
- Batro-Laakyan
- South-Thuadian Germanic
- Gadoric
- Krenic
- Lakkathic
- Low Lakkathic
- High Lakkathic
- Linguic
- Meho-Thrismarian
- Mehravan
- Zarav-Slavic
- Slavic
- Indifferent Slavic
- Kento-Polyash
- Kento-Ereskan
- Polyash
- Tiskai-Qash
- Veltorian group
- Kento-Polyash pidgin languages
- Zaravic
- Slavic
- Germanic