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The 10 pages that link to Brittonic languages, each with the reason it gives.

• Welsh languageNarrower topic: Welsh belongs to this branch, whose members descend from the languages of ancient Britain.

• Celtic languagesBroader topic: Its languages make up the other major living subdivision.

• Breton languageNarrower topic: Breton belongs to this branch, alongside languages that remained in Britain.

• Goidelic languagesCompared with: Brittonic is the other major surviving branch of Insular Celtic.

• Cornish languageNarrower topic: Cornish belongs to this branch of the Celtic language family.

• Sub-Roman BritainRelated: Their survival and contraction trace cultural change across post-Roman Britain.

• Celtic BritonsBroader topic: These languages define the peoples grouped as Celtic Britons.

• Celtic nationsBroader topic: These languages connect Wales, Brittany, and Cornwall.

• CuneddaNarrower topic: Linguistic evidence can illuminate the populations and regional identities behind Cunedda’s story.

• WelshNarrower topic: Welsh belongs to this branch, whose languages developed in Britain.