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{{Infobox language family | {{Infobox language family | ||
|homeland=Western [[Ignusia]]; [[Betonia]] | |homeland=Western [[Ignusia]]; [[Betonia]] | ||
|proto=Proto- | |proto=Proto-Njeshan (not yet reconstructed) | ||
|reach=Homeland only | |reach=Homeland only | ||
}} | }} | ||
''' | '''Njeshan''' is one of the five major Yezuri [[:Category:Language families|language families]], native to the west of [[Ignusia]] and to [[Betonia]]. It comprises three branches, anchored respectively in [[Betonia]], the northwest of [[Ignusia]], and the southwest of [[Ignusia]]. Proto-Njeshan has not yet been reconstructed. | ||
== Members == | == Members == | ||
{{#cargo_query:tables=Languages | {{#cargo_query:tables=Languages | ||
|fields=_pageName=Language, native_name=Native name, era=Era | |fields=_pageName=Language, native_name=Native name, era=Era | ||
|where=family=' | |where=family='Njeshan' | ||
|order by=name | |order by=name | ||
|format=table | |format=table | ||
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== Distribution == | == Distribution == | ||
Njeshan has not been carried abroad by major colonial expansion; outside its homeland it is encountered only sporadically. | |||
[[Category:Language families]] | [[Category:Language families]] | ||
Revision as of 14:38, 18 July 2026
Njeshan
Classification
Proto-language
Proto-Njeshan (not yet reconstructed)
Reach
Homeland only
Njeshan is one of the five major Yezuri language families, native to the west of Ignusia and to Betonia. It comprises three branches, anchored respectively in Betonia, the northwest of Ignusia, and the southwest of Ignusia. Proto-Njeshan has not yet been reconstructed.
Members
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Attested medieval stages include Otjesi (ancestor of Lonish), High Nichana (ancestor of Nichana), and Pises (ancestor of Pjany).
Distribution
Njeshan has not been carried abroad by major colonial expansion; outside its homeland it is encountered only sporadically.