Nilotic languages
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Names and connections
- Broader: Eastern Sudanic languages
- Broader: Africa, Eastern--Languages
- Narrower: Acholi language
- Narrower: Adhola language
- Narrower: Alur language
- Narrower: Anuak language
- Narrower: Bari language (Nilotic)
- Narrower: Bor language (Lwo)
- Narrower: Datooga language
- Narrower: Dinka language
- Narrower: Kakwa language
- Narrower: Karamojong language
- Narrower: Lango language (Uganda)
- Narrower: Lopit language
- Narrower: Lotuko language
- Narrower: Luo language (Kenya and Tanzania)
- Narrower: Lwo language (South Sudan)
- Narrower: Maasai language
- Narrower: Maban language
- Narrower: Nandi languages
- Narrower: Nilo-Hamitic languages
- Narrower: Nuer language
- Narrower: Päri language (South Sudan)
- Narrower: Samburu language
- Narrower: Shilluk language
- Narrower: Teso language
- Narrower: Thur language
- Narrower: Toposa language
- Narrower: Turkana language
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Local answer status
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