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- Afro-Asiatic languages (802)
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- Altaic languages (445)
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- Sign languages / Deaf sign languages (143)
- Hmong-Mien languages (18)
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- Indo-European languages (4944)
- Japanese (480)
- Yeniseian languages (19)
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- Kartvelian languages (72)
- Caucasian languages (75)
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- Korean (211)
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- Niger-Congo languages (269)
- Nilo-Saharan languages (88)
- Nivkh / Gilyak (3)
- North and Central Amerindian languages (304)
- Papuan languages (45)
- Sino-Tibetan languages (644)
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- Uralic languages (329)
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Topic: Conversation analysis / Spoken language; Graphemics; History of language; Language acquisition; Language typology; Lexicology / Etymology; Text linguistics
Keyword: evolution of language; language change; languages in contact; reconstruction
Language: Altaic languages; Caucasian languages; Germanic languages; Greek language; Indo-European languages; Romance languages; Uralic languages
Source type: Reference works
Publisher: Weikopf, Otto
Publisher: Rechtsanwälte Weikopf & Coll., Jena
Written in: German
Country: Germany
Access: free access
editorial staff Lin|gu|is|tik: LinseLinks Essen
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Topic: Conversation analysis / Spoken language; Graphemics; History of language; Language acquisition; Language typology; Lexicology / Etymology; Text linguistics