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Polish
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Indo-European
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język polski; Polszczyzna
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pl
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pol
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pol
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pol
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Persian
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Indo-European
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فارسی
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fa
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fas
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per
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fas + 2
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macrolanguage; also known as Farsi
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Pali
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Indo-European
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पाऴि
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pi
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pli
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pli
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pli
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ancient; also known as Pāli
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Panjabi
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Punjabi
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Indo-European
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ਪੰਜਾਬੀ
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pa
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pan
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pan
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pan
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Ossetian
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Ossetic
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Indo-European
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ирон æвзаг
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os
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oss
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oss
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oss
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Oriya
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Indo-European
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ଓଡ଼ିଆ
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or
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ori
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ori
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ori
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also known as Odia
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Church Slavic
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Church Slavonic;Old Church Slavonic;Old Slavonic;Old Bulgarian
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Indo-European
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ѩзыкъ словѣньскъ
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cu
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chu
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chu
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chu
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ancient; in use by Orthodox Church
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Occitan
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Indo-European
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occitan; lenga d'òc
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oc
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oci
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oci
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oci
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Norwegian
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Indo-European
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Norsk
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no
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nor
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nor
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nor + 2
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macrolanguage; Bokmål is [nb/nob]; Nynorsk is [nn/nno]
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Norwegian Nynorsk
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Indo-European
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Norsk Nynorsk
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nn
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nno
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nno
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nno
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Covered by macrolanguage [no/nor]
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