Verse:Lõis

Languages

• IE (referred to as "Sino-European")
  • Italic
    • Latin
      • French
      • Altcatalà
      • British Romance (with begadkefat)
  • Hellenic
    • Ancient Greek
      • Atče
      • Kwenya
      • Heleatic (Hyper-tonal Hellenic)
    • a descendant of Proto-Greek that preserves broad/slender
  • Celtic
    • Goidelic
      • Old Irish
        • Irish
        • Gaelic
        • "Druidic Irish" (literally read Old Irish)
    • Brythonic
      • Welsh
      • Cornish
      • Breton
    • Continental Celtic
      • Lövözek
  • Oselo-Germanic
    • Germanic
      • Nórnaäs
      • Thedic
        • Thedish
        • Ufirlandisg
      • Proto-West Germanic
        • Old High German
          • Allemañisch
          • Schlaube
        • Old English
          • English
          • Scots
          • Locrisc
      • Old Norse
        • Standard Scandinavian
    • Oselic
      • Classical Oseliska
        • Modern Oseliska
  • Balto-Slavic
    • Baltic
    • Slavic
      • West Slavic
        • Sorbian
        • Lechitic
          • Polish
        • Czech
      • High Glagolitic
        • Glagolitic basilects
    • Third Balto-Slavic branch
  • Classical Armenian
    • something analytic?
  • Quibbertoot
  • Qunngartutannguaq
  • Indo-Iranian
    • Indic
    • Iranian
      • Scythian
  • Camanoan
• Semitic
  • Central Semitic
    • Canaanite
      • Hebrew
    • Arabic
      • Koiné Arabic
        • Modern Arabic
  • Far East Semitic (emphatic -> voiced stop, classifiers, loss of gender)
• Dravidian
  • Old Tamil
    • "Austro-Dravidian"
      • Tabiṛ
      • Kirkkaselmörr
• "Altaic"
  • Turkic
    • Cascadian Turkic
    • L-Chinook Jargon
  • Middle Korean
    • Korean
  • Japonic
• Sino-Tibetan
  • Tibetic
    • L-Tibetan
  • Old Chinese
    • Middle Chinese
    • Türiit
• Mon-Khmer
  • L-Khmer (quasi-Pradiul)
• Tai-Kadai
  • quasi-Zhuang
• Hmong-Mien
  • Hmong
• Austronesian
  • L-Polynesian
    • Californian AN
    • L-Hawaiian (with mutations!)
  • Dravido-Austronesian
    • Head-final Austronesian languages
  • Triconsonantal Austronesian