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Members: list the seven Tacchoan languages; describe the map key; recast four wordings; Usy is a single-language branch, not an isolate (report 55, 56, 67)
 
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{{Infobox language family
{{Infobox language family
|homeland=[[Taccho]]
|homeland=[[Taccho]]
|proto=Proto-D (reconstructed)
|proto=Proto-Tacchoan (reconstructed)
|reach=Colonial (limited)
|reach=Colonial (limited)
}}
}}
'''Family D''' is one of the five major Yezuri [[:Category:Language families|language families]], native to [[Taccho]]. Proto-D has been reconstructed.
'''Tacchoan''' is one of the world's five major [[:Category:Language families|language families]], native to [[Taccho]]. Proto-Tacchoan has been reconstructed.


== Members ==
== Members ==
{{#cargo_query:tables=Languages
[[File:Tacchoan-subfamilies.png|thumb|The Tacchoan branches on [[Taccho]]: [[Esselis]] in green, [[Rumesselis]] in purple, [[Kipoa]] in yellow, and [[Usy]] in a small separate yellow area. Red marks the neighbouring [[Herta-Olaic]] family, which is not a Tacchoan branch.]]
|fields=_pageName=Language, native_name=Native name, era=Era
Tacchoan languages are divided into four branches:
|where=family='Family D'
 
|order by=name
* Esselis, the most widely spoken of the four, in the centre of the continent.
|format=table
* Rumesselis, a relatively similar subfamily to the Esselis branch, spoken in the north of the continent.
|default=No member languages are currently listed.
* Kipoa, a subfamily spoken in the south-east of the continent, and in small areas of [[Lovvocia]] through colonial ties.
}}
* Usy, the family's only single-language branch, spoken on the island of [[Usings]]; it stands apart from the other three branches while remaining within the family.
 
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Language !! Native name !! Era
|-
| Esselitian || ''Ezjec'' || Ancient
|-
| Kankai || — || Medieval
|-
| Old Ousperian || ''Ösuppə'' || Ancient
|-
| Old Usinger || ''Yszènqè'' || Medieval
|-
| Senitian || ''Sennic'' || Modern
|-
| Terjiquan || ''Tertzikkè'' || Medieval
|-
| Usinger || ''Yszènnu'' || Modern
|}


== Distribution ==
== Distribution ==
Family D languages were carried into smaller parts of [[Lovvocia]] during colonial expansion, particularly the central region adjoining [[Vetsia]].
Tacchoan languages were carried into smaller parts of [[Lovvocia]] during colonial expansion, particularly the central region adjoining [[Vetsia]].


[[Category:Language families]]
[[Category:Language families]]

Latest revision as of 20:11, 4 August 2026

Tacchoan
Classification
Homeland
Proto-language
Proto-Tacchoan (reconstructed)
Reach
Colonial (limited)

Tacchoan is one of the world's five major language families, native to Taccho. Proto-Tacchoan has been reconstructed.

Members

The Tacchoan branches on Taccho: Esselis in green, Rumesselis in purple, Kipoa in yellow, and Usy in a small separate yellow area. Red marks the neighbouring Herta-Olaic family, which is not a Tacchoan branch.

Tacchoan languages are divided into four branches:

  • Esselis, the most widely spoken of the four, in the centre of the continent.
  • Rumesselis, a relatively similar subfamily to the Esselis branch, spoken in the north of the continent.
  • Kipoa, a subfamily spoken in the south-east of the continent, and in small areas of Lovvocia through colonial ties.
  • Usy, the family's only single-language branch, spoken on the island of Usings; it stands apart from the other three branches while remaining within the family.
Language Native name Era
Esselitian Ezjec Ancient
Kankai Medieval
Old Ousperian Ösuppə Ancient
Old Usinger Yszènqè Medieval
Senitian Sennic Modern
Terjiquan Tertzikkè Medieval
Usinger Yszènnu Modern

Distribution

Tacchoan languages were carried into smaller parts of Lovvocia during colonial expansion, particularly the central region adjoining Vetsia.