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The 18 pages that link to Afroasiatic languages, each with the reason it gives.

• Semitic languagesNarrower topic: Semitic languages form one major branch of this larger family.

• BerbersNarrower topic: Amazigh languages belong to this wider family.

• Hausa languageNarrower topic: Hausa belongs to Afroasiatic through its Chadic branch.

• Oromo languageNarrower topic: The Cushitic branch that includes Oromo sits within this larger family.

• Somali languageNarrower topic: This broader family places Somali among the languages of northeast Africa.

• Berber languagesNarrower topic: Berber languages constitute one branch of this wider family.

• Cushitic languagesNarrower topic: Cushitic is one of its major branches.

• Egyptian languageNarrower topic: Egyptian belongs to this family, though its precise position within it remains debated.

• Chadic languagesNarrower topic: Chadic is one of the family’s major branches.

• AfarNarrower topic: Afar belongs to this broad family, whose branches include Cushitic.

• Semitic studiesNarrower topic: Semitic languages belong to this broader family, linking the field to neighboring traditions.