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Loloish languages

The Loloish languages, also known as Yi (like the Yi people) and occasionally Ngwi or Nisoic, are a sub-branch of 50–100 Tibeto-Burman languages spoken primarily in the Yunnan province of Southwestern China. They are most closely related to Burmese and its relatives. Both the Loloish and Burmish branches are well defined, as is their superior node…

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Ethnicity
Yi people
Geographic distribution
Southern China, Southeast Asia and South Asia
Glottolog
lolo1267
Linguistic classification
Tibeto-BurmanLolo-BurmeseLoloish · Lolo-BurmeseLoloish · Loloish
Proto-language
Proto-Loloish
Subdivisions
Hanoish (Southern) · Lahoish · ?Naxish · Nusoish · Kazhuoish

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Loloish languages

Nodes52
Edges51
Triples34
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.038462
Components1

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Loloish languages

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related to Lama (2012) · 17
Loloish languages → Alexis Michaud, Burmese, Burmish, Guillaume Jacques, He, Kazhuoish, Lama, Lama's Naxish, Lisoish, Lolo, Lolo-Burmese, Loloish, Mondzish, Ni-Li-Ka, Qiangic, The, The Nisoish
Subdivisions · 10
Loloish languages → (?) Jino, (?) Lawoish, ?Naxish, ?’Ugong, Hanoish (Southern), Kazhuoish, Lahoish, Lisoish (Central), Nisoish (Northern and Southeastern), Nusoish
Linguistic classification · 3
Loloish languages → Lolo-BurmeseLoloish, Loloish, Tibeto-BurmanLolo-BurmeseLoloish
Ethnicity · 1
Loloish languages → Yi people
Geographic distribution · 1
Loloish languages → Southern China, Southeast Asia and South Asia
Glottolog · 1
Loloish languages → lolo1267
Proto-language · 1
Loloish languages → Proto-Loloish

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loloish languages yi bradley northern ngwi lolo-burmese branch burmish lama southern people nisoic naxish also branches tibeto-burman china 2012 nuosu

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Loloish languagesEthnicityYi people1.00infobox
Loloish languagesGeographic distributionSouthern China, Southeast Asia and South Asia1.00infobox
Loloish languagesGlottologlolo12671.00infobox
Loloish languagesLinguistic classificationTibeto-BurmanLolo-BurmeseLoloish1.00infobox
Loloish languagesLinguistic classificationLolo-BurmeseLoloish1.00infobox
Loloish languagesLinguistic classificationLoloish1.00infobox
Loloish languagesProto-languageProto-Loloish1.00infobox
Loloish languagesSubdivisionsHanoish (Southern)1.00infobox
Loloish languagesSubdivisionsLahoish1.00infobox
Loloish languagesSubdivisions?Naxish1.00infobox
Loloish languagesSubdivisionsNusoish1.00infobox
Loloish languagesSubdivisionsKazhuoish1.00infobox
Loloish languagesSubdivisionsLisoish (Central)1.00infobox
Loloish languagesSubdivisionsNisoish (Northern and Southeastern)1.00infobox
Loloish languagesSubdivisions?’Ugong1.00infobox
Loloish languagesSubdivisions(?) Lawoish1.00infobox
Loloish languagesSubdivisions(?) Jino1.00infobox

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