Cushitic
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Cushitic is a branch of the Afroasiatic language family spoken primarily in the Horn of Africa and parts of East Africa, encompassing languages such as Somali, Oromo, and Afar.
Aliases (8)
Referenced by (19)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
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Beja
("Cushitic languages")
→
Beja people ("Cushitic languages") → Bilen people ("Cushitic languages") → Saho people ("Cushitic languages") → Somali → |
languageFamily |
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Bilen
→
Saho people ("Lowland East Cushitic languages") → Sidamo → |
languageBranch |
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Bilen people
("Cushitic peoples")
→
|
ethnolinguisticGroup |
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Bilen
("Proto-Cushitic")
→
|
hasLinguisticAncestor |
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Hadza language
("Cushitic language family")
→
|
isNotPartOf |
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Sidamo
("Highland East Cushitic")
→
|
languageSubbranch |
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Afar
("Lowland East Cushitic")
→
|
linguisticSubgroup |
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Omotic languages
("Cushitic languages")
→
|
neighboringLanguageFamilies |
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Egyptian language family
("Cushitic languages")
→
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relatedTo |
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Somali
("Lowland East Cushitic")
→
|
subfamily |
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Oromo
("Cushitic branch")
→
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subfamilyOf |
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Saho
("Lowland East Cushitic")
→
|
subgroup |
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Beja people
("Cushitic peoples")
→
|
subgroupOf |