Kiowa-Tanoan languages (1141 bytes)
1: ...ge|Kiowa]] is spoken in [[Oklahoma]]. The [[Keres languages]] are also sometimes placed in this family.
3: ===Kiowa-Tanoan languages===
4: *Kiowa-Towa languages
7: *Tewa-Tiwa languages

Kiowa (2826 bytes)
14: ...he Kiowas and the various groups who speak Tanoan languages.

OH-58 Kiowa (1274 bytes)

Kiowa, Kansas (2605 bytes)

Kiowa, Colorado (2630 bytes)

Kiowa, Oklahoma (2627 bytes)

Kiowa County (198 bytes)

Kiowa County, Kansas (3263 bytes)

Kiowa County, Oklahoma (3452 bytes)

Kiowa County, Colorado (2758 bytes)

Lake Kiowa, Texas (2628 bytes)

Library of Congress Classification:Class P, subclass PB -- Modern languages and Celtic languages (1969 bytes)
1: '''Subclass PB: Modern languages. Celtic languages''' is a classification used by the [[Library of C...
9: <td colspan="4">Modern languages; [[Celtic language]]s</td>

Little languages (259 bytes)
1: ...named by [[Jon Bentley]]. Some examples of little languages are tbl and grap for the [[troff]] environment.

Bété languages (654 bytes)
1: The '''B&eacute;t&eacute; languages''' are spoken in south-eastern [[Côte d'Ivoire]]....
11: They belong to the [[Kru languages|Kru language]] family.
14: ...bid=2869 Ethnologue listing of B&eacute;t&eacute; Languages]
17: [[Category:Kru languages]]
18: [[Category:Languages of Côte d'Ivoire]]

Austric languages (3199 bytes)
1: ...nd [[Madagascar]], as well as the [[Austroasiatic languages | Austroasiatic language]] family of mainland Sou...
3: ...he [[Hmong-Mien languages | Hmong-Mien (Miao-Yao) languages]]. This extension is much more tenuous, and is a...
5: ...ilarities between [[Nicobarese]] and Austronesian languages prove a genetic relationship. Other researchers a...
17: ...ogical links among Austronesian and Austroasiatic languages]
18: ...exical links among Austronesian and Austroasiatic languages]

Canaanite languages (1995 bytes)
1: ...[[Phoenician]] ports and mariners spoke Canaanite languages, and the language of their colony [[Carthage]] ev...
9: * [[Phoenician languages]] -- extinct
12: The main sources for study of Canaanite languages are the Hebrew Bible ([[Tanakh]]), and inscriptio...
16: * in the [[Phoenician languages]]: [[Ahiram inscription]],sarcophagus of [[Eshmun...
24: [[Category:Semitic languages]]

Gbe languages (30231 bytes)
1: ...x|Map showing the distribution of the various Gbe languages]]
4: The '''Gbe languages''' form a [[dialect continuum]] stretching across...
6: ...e language area is bordered mainly by other [[Kwa languages]], except for the east and north-east, where [[Yo...
19: ...f the language. Other writers have called the Gbe languages as a whole 'Aja', after the name of the local lan...
21: ...is the word for 'language/dialect' in each of the languages.

Languages of Gabon (3305 bytes)
5: ...e peoples come in contact may learn several Bantu languages.
7: ...bonese government sponsored research on the Bantu languages starting in the [[1970s]], and may possibly use s...
9: ...bout 25-30% of the speakers. The remainder of the languages are single-digit percentages, and some have only ...
11: == Languages ==
56: ...w_country.asp?name=Gabon Ethnologue.com report on languages of Gabon]

Dardic languages (455 bytes)
1: ...nguages''' form a subfamily of the [[Indo-Iranian languages]].
3: Languages that belong to this family include:
18: [[Category: Dardic languages]]

Nuristani languages (400 bytes)
1: ...en the [[Iranian languages]] and the [[Indo-Aryan languages]]
12: [[Category:Indo-Iranian languages]]

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