Mande languages
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Names and connections
- Broader: Africa, West--Languages
- Broader: Niger-Congo languages
- Narrower: Arabic language--Influence on Mande
- Narrower: Busa language
- Narrower: Eastern Mande languages
- Narrower: Gbandi language
- Narrower: Kassonke language
- Narrower: Kono language
- Narrower: Lele language (Guinea)
- Narrower: Ligbi language
- Narrower: Mandekan languages
- Narrower: Southern Mande languages
- Narrower: Toma language
- Narrower: Vai language
- Narrower: Western Mande languages
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 9550094117216847364 · morton4x16-v1
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