its conclusions. Certain geographic <span class="searchmatch">language</span> <span class="searchmatch">families</span> These are geographic groupings rather than genetic <span class="searchmatch">families</span>. The codes should be deleted as groups...
O Vandalism-reverter! You can watch all <span class="searchmatch">language</span>-<span class="searchmatch">family</span>-info pages, which are rarely edited except by vandals, by copying the content of the edit-window...
<span class="searchmatch">Language</span> <span class="searchmatch">Families</span>: I believe there's only three of these left (excluding {{LG.}}). I propose we make some code exceptions for the final few <span class="searchmatch">language</span> families...
although I'm not certain we are completely there yet. <span class="searchmatch">Language</span> <span class="searchmatch">families</span> ("macrolanguages") and proto-<span class="searchmatch">languages</span> appear only in etymologies, and are already gracefully...
discussed therein and above, if the subject spans multiple <span class="searchmatch">language</span> <span class="searchmatch">families</span>, then no <span class="searchmatch">language</span> code is applicable. --{{victar|talk}} 20:12, 18 July 2019...
we should include descendants that have "jumped" the boundaries of <span class="searchmatch">language</span> <span class="searchmatch">families</span>. This is the English wiktionary, and it is very useful for users to...
geography (classifying by <span class="searchmatch">language</span> <span class="searchmatch">families</span> is probably unhelpful because most editors themselves have commonalities through the <span class="searchmatch">language</span> area they specialise...
entry-worthy word-for-word-compound translations, ideally from different <span class="searchmatch">language</span> <span class="searchmatch">families</span>, be present. This added condition could potentially eliminate the...
Similar to <span class="searchmatch">language</span> <span class="searchmatch">families</span> & other dialects, this is where we house codes that should only be used in Etymologies and not as valid L2 <span class="searchmatch">languages</span>. Sound fine...
Autoformat has identified a number of entries that have the non-conforming <span class="searchmatch">language</span> name "Chinese (traditional/simplified)". There are others that it has not...