Linguae Chusiticae

Linguae Chusiticae
Situs:	Africa boreorientalis
Status:	familia linguarum Afrasiaticarum
Divisiones:	—
ISO 639-2:	cus
Familiae linguisticae coloribus Vicipaedicis pictae

Linguae Chusiticae^[1] sunt familia linguarum Afrasiaticarum. Nonnulli familiam Omoticam in Chusitica subsumunt; quidam autem divisionem borealem (id est, linguam Bedza) excludunt et ut familiam distinctam Afrasiaticam statuunt.

• Divisio borealis
  • Bedza
• Divisio vallium borealium
  • Saho, Afarica
• Divisio vallium australium
  • Shamo, Mosiya, Dirashat, Mashile, Karatti
  • Oromo vel Galla, Mecha, Qottu, Borena
• Divisio montium borealium
  • Bilinica
  • Kemant, Dembiya (exstincta), Kwara
  • Khamtanga, Khamta (extincta), Khamir (extincta), Abergelle (extincta)
  • Agaw vel Awngi, Kunfel
• Divisio montium centralium
  • Hadiyya, Libido
  • Kembata, Timbara, Alaba
  • Sidamo
  • Derasa, Gede'o
  • Burji
• Divisio montium austrocentralium vel Werizoid
  • Werize, Tsamay
• Divisio montium australium
  • Mukogodo, Yaaku
• Divisio Somali vel Omo-Tano
  • Bayso
  • Arbore
  • Dasenach
  • Elmolo, Guru-Pawa
  • Rendille
  • Aweera
  • Somali, Benaadir, Maay, Tunni, Jiddu,
  • Dabarre, Iroole
  • Garre, Boon
• Divisio australis
  • Iraqw, Burunge, Wasi
  • Kwadza, Asax
  • Mbugu vel Ma'a
  • lingua Dahalo

• Linguae mundi

• Bibliographia Chusitica
• Bibliographia linguarum montanarum Chusiticarum

• Ehret, Christopher. 1987. "Proto-Cushitic Reconstruction." Sprache und Geschichte in Afrika 8:7–180.
• Gragg, Gene B. 2001. "Cushitic languages." In Historische semitische Sprachwissenschaft, ed. Burkhart Kienast, 574–617. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz.
• Lamberti, Marcello. 1991. "Cushitic and its classification." Anthropos 86:552–561.
• Sase, Hans-Jürgen. 1981. "Die kuschitischen Sprachen." In Die Sprachen Afrikas, ed. Bernd Heine, Thilo C. Schadeberg, et Ekkehard Wolff, 189–215. Hamburg: Buske.
• Zaborski, Andrzej. 1975. The Verb in Cushitic. Cracoviae.