Mongolia--Languages
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Names and connections
- Narrower: Altaĭ Uriankhaĭ dialect
- Narrower: Bayit dialect
- Narrower: Buriat language
- Narrower: Darkhat language
- Narrower: Dukhan dialect
- Narrower: Dȯrvȯd dialect
- Narrower: Evenki language
- Narrower: Kalmyk language
- Narrower: Oirat language
- Narrower: Olot dialect
- Narrower: Tuvinian language
- Narrower: Yeniseian languages
- Narrower: Zakhchin dialect
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 9513924598811476484 · morton4x16-v1
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