Salishan languages
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Names and connections
- Broader: Indians of North America--Languages
- Broader: Northwest, Pacific--Languages
- Narrower: Clallam language
- Narrower: Coeur d'Alene language
- Narrower: Columbia-Wenatchi language
- Narrower: Comox language
- Narrower: Cowlitz language
- Narrower: Halkomelem language
- Narrower: Kalispel language
- Narrower: Lillooet language
- Narrower: Nooksack language
- Narrower: Ntlakyapamuk language
- Narrower: Nuxalk language
- Narrower: Oceanic languages--Influence on Salishan
- Narrower: Okanagan language
- Narrower: Puget Sound Salish languages
- Narrower: Quinault language
- Narrower: Salish language
- Narrower: Sechelt language
- Narrower: Shuswap language
- Narrower: Spokane language
- Narrower: Squamish language (B.C.)
- Narrower: Straits Salish language
- Narrower: Tillamook language
- Narrower: Twana language
- Narrower: Upper Chehalis language
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Morton address: 288450570535454272 · morton4x16-v1
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