Mongolian languages
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Names and connections
- Broader: Altaic languages
- Broader: Mongolian philology
- Narrower: Bonan language
- Narrower: Dagur language
- Narrower: Darkhat language
- Narrower: Dongxiang language
- Narrower: Eastern Yugur language
- Narrower: Jarut language
- Narrower: Kalmyk language
- Narrower: Khamnigan language (Mongolian)
- Narrower: Khitan language
- Narrower: Moghol language
- Narrower: Mongolian language
- Narrower: Mongour language
- Narrower: Oirat language
- Narrower: Proto-Mongolian language
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Morton address: 9547851129598132740 · morton4x16-v1
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