South Ethiosemitic Languages

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South Ethiopian Semitic
Spoken in	Ethiopia and Eritrea
Linguistic classification	Afro-Asian languages Semitic languages South Semitic languages western South Semitic languages Ethiosemitic languages South Ethiosemitic Languages

The South Ethiopian Semitic languages are a group of Afro-Asian languages in Ethiopia and Eritrea .

Within the Semitic languages, they belong to the Southwest Semitic languages . Here again they belong to the Ethiosemitic languages .

The South Ethiosemitic languages ​​themselves are divided into the outer South Ethiosemitic languages and the transversal South Ethiosemitic languages .

languages

• Transversal
  • Amharic – Argobba
    • Amharic language
    • Argobba
  • Harari - Eastern Gurage
    • Harari
    • East Gurage
      • Silt'e (Selti; dialects Ulbare , Wolane , Inneqor )
      • Zway (Zay)
• Outer
  • n-group:
    • Gafat (extinct)
    • Kistane (Soddo)
    • Goggot
  • tt group:
    • Mesmes (extinct)
    • Muher
    • West Gurage
      • Masqan (Mesqan)
      • Sebat Bet
        • Sebat Bet Gurage (dialects: Chaha , Ezha , Gumer , Gura )
        • Inor (dialects: Ennemor [eigtl. Inor] , Endegegn , Gyeto )

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Raymond G. Gordon, Jr, ed. 2005. Ethnologue: Languages ​​of the World . 15th edition. Dallas: Summer Institute of Linguistics.