North Caucasian languages (hypothetical)

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The North Caucasian languages (hypothetical) are a proposed macro-family uniting the Northwest and Northeast Caucasian language groups into a single genealogical phylum.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hypothetical language phylum
proposed language macro-family
alsoKnownAs North Caucasian macro-family NERFINISHED
basisOfProposal similarities between Northwest and Northeast Caucasian languages
hasAlternativeAnalysis treats Northwest and Northeast Caucasian as unrelated families
hasClassificationStatus not established in mainstream reference works
hasCriticism insufficient regular sound correspondences
limited shared basic vocabulary
possible areal convergence
hasDocumentationLevel uneven across member languages
hasEvidenceType lexical comparison
morphological comparison
phonological comparison
hasGeographicRegion Caucasus NERFINISHED
hasOpponentsView similarities are due to contact and typology
hasProponentsView Northwest and Northeast Caucasian share a common ancestor NERFINISHED
hasRegionCharacteristic high linguistic diversity
hasStatus controversial
hypothetical
not widely accepted
hasSubgroup Northeast Caucasian languages NERFINISHED
Northwest Caucasian languages NERFINISHED
hasTimeDepth very great time depth (proposed)
isPartOfDebate classification of Caucasian languages
proposedBy various historical linguists
relatedConcept Dené–Caucasian hypothesis NERFINISHED
macro-family (linguistics)
studiedIn comparative linguistics
historical linguistics
unites Northeast Caucasian languages NERFINISHED
Northwest Caucasian languages NERFINISHED

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Northwest Caucasian languages languageBranchOf North Caucasian languages (hypothetical)