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Attested medieval stages include [[Otjesi]] (ancestor of [[Lonish language|Lonish]]), [[High Nichana]] (ancestor of [[Nichana language|Nichana]]), and [[Pises]] (ancestor of [[Pjany language|Pjany]]). | Attested medieval stages include [[Otjesi language|Otjesi]] (ancestor of [[Lonish language|Lonish]]), [[High Nichana language|High Nichana]] (ancestor of [[Nichana language|Nichana]]), and [[Pises language|Pises]] (ancestor of [[Pjany language|Pjany]]). | ||
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Njeshan
Classification
Proto-language
Proto-Njeshan (partially reconstructed)
Reach
Homeland only
Njeshan is one of the world's five major language families, native to the west of Ignusia and to Betonia. Proto-Njeshan has been partially reconstructed.
Branches
Njeshan comprises three branches. The Betonia branch includes Lonish; the northwestern branch, in the northwest of Ignusia, includes Nichana and Uu; and the southwestern branch, in the southwest of Ignusia, includes Pjany.
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.