-
being Coast Salish. It can be
further divided into
Northern and
Southern subbranches. The
first Interior Salish people encountered by
American explorers were...
- Dené–Caucasian is a
discredited language family proposal that
includes widely-separated
language groups spoken in the
Northern Hemisphere: Sino-Tibetan...
-
Alexis Michaud (2011)
argue for a Burmo-Qiangic
branch with two
primary subbranches, Na-Qiangic (i.e. Naxi-Qiangic) and Lolo-Burmese. Similarly,
David Bradley...
- Diensthundführer - K9 The
Division Operations/Traffic
Management has the
following subbranches:
Bereitschaftspolizei (BePo) –
Uniformed units (two battalions, each...
-
classified within the Nilo-Saharan
Language family,
specifically the
subbranches of Nile
Sudanic and
Central Sudanic; most of the
remainder are part of...
- most
Turkic people, and
ancestor of the
Oghuz subbranch. Even today,
subbranches of
Oghuz are
classified in
order of the
legendary six sons and 24 grandsons...
-
until the late 12th and
early 13th centuries, when the Tayy's
various subbranches,
chief among them the Al Fadl, were left as the last
politically influential...
- II for the latter.
South Dravidian is
classified internally into two
subbranches: Tamil–Kannada and Tulu. The
languages that
constitute the Tamil–Kannada...
- Phillips. This
study resulted in the
recognition of two
distinct new
subbranches of Austroasiatic,
namely Katuic and
Bahnaric (Sidwell 2009). Sidwell...
-
Three scholars who
agree on an
early split between Omotic and the
other subbranches, but
little else, are
Harold Fleming (1983),
Christopher Ehret (1995)...
