Famille de langues: Brahmaputran

Code Glottolog: brah1260

Classification: Sino-Tibetan > Brahmaputran

Ressources dans l'entrepôt

Langues de la famille pour lesquelles l'entrepôt dispose d'enregistrements
Langue Code Nombre
Kachin kac 2
Chang Naga nbc 1
Kanan zkn 1

Références bibliographiques sur les langues de cette famille trouvées dans Glottolog

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