Tuvinian language
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Names and connections
Diba language; Kök language; Mungak language; Soyod language; Soyon language; Soyot language; Tannu-Tuva language; Tofa language (Tuva, Russia); Tokha language; Tuba language; Tuva language; Tuvan language; Tuvia language; Tuvin language; Tyva language; Tyvan language; Uriankhai-Monchak language; Uri︠a︡nkhaĭ language; Uryankhai language
- Broader: China--Languages
- Broader: Mongolia--Languages
- Broader: Russia (Federation)--Languages
- Broader: Turkic languages, Northeast
- Narrower: Dukhan dialect
- Narrower: Mongolian language--Cognate words--Tuvinian
- Narrower: Mongolian language--Conversation and phrase books--Tuvinian
- Narrower: Russian language--Conversation and phrase books--Tuvinian
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Morton address: 10124166729191277056 · morton4x16-v1
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