Athapascan languages
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Names and connections
Athabascan languages
- Broader: Na-Dene languages
- Narrower: Ahtena language
- Narrower: Apache languages
- Narrower: Babine-Witsuwit'en language
- Narrower: Carrier language
- Narrower: Chastacosta language
- Narrower: Chilcotin language
- Narrower: Chilula language
- Narrower: Chipewyan language
- Narrower: Deg Hit'an language
- Narrower: Dena'ina language
- Narrower: Gwich'in language
- Narrower: Hupa language
- Narrower: Kaska language
- Narrower: Kato language
- Narrower: Koyukon language
- Narrower: Mattole language
- Narrower: Northern Tutchone language
- Narrower: Proto-Athapascan language
- Narrower: Sarsi language
- Narrower: Sekani language
- Narrower: Southern Tutchone language
- Narrower: Tagish language
- Narrower: Tanacross language
- Narrower: Tanana language
- Narrower: Tłı̨chǫ language
- Narrower: Upper Kuskokwim language
- Narrower: Upper Tanana language
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