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Line 168: ''[[Kiranti languages\|Bahing–Vayu]]'' * Bahing ([[Sunuwar language\|Sunuwar]], [[Khaling language\|Khaling]]) * ~~Khambu (~~[[Sampang language\|Sampang]], [[Bantawa language\|Rungchenbung]], [[Yakha language\|Yakha]], and [[Limbu language\|Limbu]]) * [[Wayu language\|Vayu]]–[[Chepangic languages\|Chepang]] *** (perhaps also [[Newar language\|Newar]]) Line 610: ==Further reading== {{sister project \|project=wiktionary \|text=[[Wiktionary]] has '''''[[Wiktionary:Appendix:Vocabulary lists of Mainland Southeast Asian languages\|Vocabulary lists of Mainland Southeast Asian languages]]'''''}} * Mann, Noel Walter. (1998). ''[https://www.sil.org/resources/archives/10062 A phonological reconstruction of Proto Northern Burmic]''. Unpublished thesis. Arlington: The University of Texas. * {{cite EB1911 \|wstitle=Tibeto-Burman Languages \|volume=26 \|pages=928–929 \|first=Sten \|last=Konow}}