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  1. Artificial languages (34 bytes)
    1: REDIRECT Constructed language
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/a/r/Artificial_languages.html

  2. Austroasiatic languages (2421 bytes)
    1: ...mes from the Greek language|Greek word for South Asia. 3: ...ming the Austric languages | Austric superfamily. 5: ...visions of the Austroasiatic family are listed below:
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/a/u/Austroasiatic_languages.html

  3. Afro-asiatic languages (40 bytes)
    1: REDIRECT Afro-Asiatic languages
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  4. Afro-Asiatic languages (9686 bytes)
    1: ...ian", "Hamito-Semitic" (deprecated), "Lisramic" (Hodge 1972), "Erythraean" (Tucker 1966.) 3: The following language subfamilies are included: 5: * Berber languages
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/a/f/Afro-Asiatic_languages.html

  5. Altaic languages (2885 bytes)
    1: ...orical linguists, and is rejected by many. It includes: 3: * Turkic languages 4: * Mongolian languages 5: * Tungusic languages (or Manchu-Tungus)
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/a/l/Altaic_languages.html

  6. African Languages (32 bytes)
    1: REDIRECT African language
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/a/f/African_Languages.html

  7. Brythonic languages (1517 bytes)
    1: ...Celtic hypothesis (for a discussion, see Celtic languages). 3: ...t a Goidelic language with them from their home island. 5: Category:Brythonic languages
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/b/r/Brythonic_languages.html

  8. Bantu languages (4415 bytes)
    1: ...gs to the Niger-Congo languages|Niger-Congo group. 3: ...anguage family in Africa, with about 310 million speakers. 5: ...rl Meinhof did comparative studies of the Bantu language grammars.
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/b/a/Bantu_languages.html

  9. Baltic languages (2901 bytes)
    1: ...e Old Prussian language became extinct at the end of the 17th century. 3: ...320px|Distribution of the most significant Baltic languages 5: ...r thousands of years along the ancient amber roads.
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/b/a/Baltic_languages.html

  10. Berber languages (15333 bytes)
    1: Afro-Asiatic languages|Afro-Asiatic - '''Berber''' 3: ...sely related northern Berber languages into a single standard, Tamazight. 5: ...e Latin and Arabic are still widely used in Morocco.
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/b/e/Berber_languages.html

  11. Celtic languages (5314 bytes)
    1: ...ves in the British Isles and on the peninsula of Brittany in France. 3: ...Celtic languages, of which the first two are now long extinct: 5: ...to Turkey and from the Netherlands to northern Italy.
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/c/e/Celtic_languages.html

  12. Common phrases in various languages (78493 bytes)
    1: Here is a list of '''common phrases in different languages'''. 3: ...d with pointing, miming, and writing down numbers on paper. 5: ...f possible, and render the stressed syllable in ALL CAPS.
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  13. Chadic languages (449 bytes)
    1: ...wn member is Hausa, the lingua franca of much of West Africa. 3: {{lang-stub}}
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/c/h/Chadic_languages.html

  14. Cushitic languages (1439 bytes)
    1: ... Joseph H. Greenberg as modified by Harold Fleming: 3: ...Beja language (often seen as outside Cushitic proper) 4: * Central Cushitic languages (or Agaw languages) 5: ...|Somali, Sidamo language|Sidamo, and Afar language|Afar)
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/c/u/Cushitic_languages.html

  15. Dravidian languages (7910 bytes)
    1: ...in Pakistan, Nepal, and eastern and central India. 2: ... the ancient Elamite language of what is now southwestern Iran. 4: ==History== 5: ...from the Sanskrit ''dr&257;vida'', meaning "south".
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/d/r/Dravidian_languages.html

  16. European languages (8703 bytes)
    1: ... language|Pennsylvania German'' and ''Persian language|Persian''). 3: == Basque language|Basque == 4: ..., and as such is not closely related to any other language.
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/e/u/European_languages.html

  17. European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages (2351 bytes)
    1: ... language|Romany, which were used over a wide geographic area). 3: ...tifying the Charter in respect of the languages of France. 5: ...ions from which states must agree to undertake at least thirty-five.
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  18. East Slavic languages (4340 bytes)
    1: ... and South Slavic languages|Southern Slavic groups. 3: ...rainian language|Ukrainian and other related dialects. 5: ...another, with transitional dialects in border regions.
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/e/a/East_Slavic_languages.html

  19. Egyptian languages (395 bytes)
    1: ...turgical language in the Coptic Christianity|Coptic Church. 4: {{lang-stub}}
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/e/g/Egyptian_languages.html

  20. Goidelic languages (24 bytes)
    1: REDIRECT Goidelic
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/g/o/Goidelic_languages.html

  21. Autism (40691 bytes)
    1: ...efer to classical autism, towards which the texts of this page are biased. 2: ...y of its characteristic traits appear psychological. 4: ...nvolves a nontypical approach to sensory integration.
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/a/u/Autism.html

  22. A (8379 bytes)
    2: Image:Latin_alphabet_Aa.png|A a 4: ...etter '''A''' is the first letter in the Latin alphabet.
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/a//A.html

  23. Algeria (12050 bytes)
    1: ...border is closed [http://www.sahara-overland.com/routes/]). 2: ...g="2" cellspacing="0" align="right" style="margin-left:0.5em;" width="300px" 3: ...muqr&257;&355;&299;yah ash Sha'b&299;yah'''</font> 5: | style="background:efefef;" align="center" colspan="2" |
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/a/l/Algeria.html

  24. Anthropology (16483 bytes)
    1: ...form the world (and ourselves) based on such symbols. 3: ...nthropology is traditionally divided into four fields: 4: ...ld is also sometimes called biological anthropology. 5: ...socialization, gender, and other expressions of culture;
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/a/n/Anthropology.html

  25. Alchemy (36125 bytes)
    1: ... prior to the formulation of the scientific method. 3: ...om ''khumatos'', "that which is poured out, an ingot"). 5: ==Overview==
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/a/l/Alchemy.html

  26. Austria (13195 bytes)
    1: ...south, and Switzerland and Liechtenstein to the west. 3: ...e Republic of Austria" (not "the Federal Republic of Austria"). 4: ...2" cellspacing="0" align="right" width="300px" style="margin: 0 0 0.5em 1em;" 5: ... size="+1">'''Republik Österreich'''</font></caption>
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/a/u/Austria.html

  27. Australia (23461 bytes)
    1: ...st&633;e&618;j&601; (International Phonetic Alphabet|IPA). 3: ...ate with parameters (as used in Belgium and Netherlands) 4: ...ed-out for the moment, still some bugs in the templating system 5: {{Infobox_Countries|the=|
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/a/u/Australia.html

  28. American Samoa (4604 bytes)
    1: ...[1000 BC, Samoa was reached by European explorers in the 18th century. 2: {| border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" align="right" width="300px" 3: |+ <font size="+1">'''American Samoa'''</font> 5: | align="center" colspan=2 |
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  29. ASCII (28284 bytes)
    1: Image:ascii.png|frame|Some ASCII characters. 3: ...nt to represent text and by control devices that work with text. 5: ==Overview==
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/a/s/ASCII.html

  30. Africa (19495 bytes)
    1: ...ationAfrica.png|framed|World map showing location of Africa 2: ...llite_plane.jpg|thumb|A satellite composite image of Africa 4: ...s for around one seventh of Earth's human population.
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/a/f/Africa.html

  31. Austroasiatic languages (2421 bytes)
    1: ...mes from the Greek language|Greek word for South Asia. 3: ...ming the Austric languages | Austric superfamily. 5: ...visions of the Austroasiatic family are listed below:
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/a/u/Austroasiatic_languages.html

  32. Afro-Asiatic languages (9686 bytes)
    1: ...ian", "Hamito-Semitic" (deprecated), "Lisramic" (Hodge 1972), "Erythraean" (Tucker 1966.) 3: The following language subfamilies are included: 5: * Berber languages
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/a/f/Afro-Asiatic_languages.html

  33. Anarchy (5478 bytes)
    1: {{disambiguation}} 3: '''Anarchy''' can refer to: 4: ...more recent "right" wing known as anarcho-capitalism 5: *anomie, a state of lawlessness
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/a/n/Anarchy.html

  34. Astronaut (7200 bytes)
    1: ...ss II using a manned maneuvering unit. Picture courtesy NASA 3: ...onauts by nationality|32 countries have gone into space. 5: ==International variations==
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/a/s/Astronaut.html

  35. Alphabet (10707 bytes)
    1: ...er)|beta, the first two symbols of the Greek alphabet. 3: == Types of alphabets == 4: ...by systematic modification of the form of the consonants.
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/a/l/Alphabet.html

  36. Aruba (8788 bytes)
    1: ... is very dry, with little of the tropical vegetation that many expect in the Caribbean. 2: ...5em;" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" align="right" width="260px" 3: |+ <font size="+1">'''Aruba'''</font> 5: | style="background:efefef;" align="center" colspan=2 |
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/a/r/Aruba.html

  37. Aa River (1579 bytes)
    1: ...s the name of a large number of small Europe|European rivers. 2: ...uage|English noun, beloved of Scrabble players, meaning a stream. 4: The following are the more important streams of this name: 5: ... Livländische Aa), both falling into the Gulf of Riga, near Riga, which is situated between...
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/a/a/Aa_River.html

  38. Demographics of Angola (2705 bytes)
    1: ...Portuguese is both the official and predominant language. 3: '''Population:''' 10,766,471 (July 2003 est.)
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/d/e/Demographics_of_Angola.html

  39. Afghanistan (18503 bytes)
    1: ... of China|China in the easternmost part of the country. 3: ...an''. It is among the poorest countries in the world. 4: ... 1em" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" align="right" width="300px" 5: ...4;&1575;&1606;&1587;&1578;&1575;&1606;'''</font><br />
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/a/f/Afghanistan.html

  40. Allah (7912 bytes)
    1: ...Allah'' written in simple Arabic calligraphy|calligraphic Arabic 2: ...]; for example in Arabic translations of the Bible. 4: ...a word for 'God' or 'deity' used in the Hebrew Bible.
    http://www.newwikisite.com/articles/a/l/Allah.html





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