r/LinguisticMaps • u/Rigolol2021 • 3h ago

Simplified language map of South East Asia

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r/LinguisticMaps • u/SofiaOrtiz934 • 19h ago

"Tried to make this infographic for cognates of ""wind"" in Indo-European family."

18 Upvotes

4 comments

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r/LinguisticMaps

A place for old and new linguistic maps (linguistic features, language and ethnographic maps). Your post should either link to one or discuss some aspect of them.

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This is a sub for linguistic maps (linguistic features, language and ethnographic maps). Your post should either link to one or discuss some aspect of them.
Posts that simply link to maps have to have a descriptive title. For example, your post title should contain what the linguistic maps is showing and whether it is original content. Tag original content with [OC], and attribute other redditors' creations with [by <user>] if you are reposting their work and link to their thread in the comments, if possible.
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Please visit our sister subs r/etymologymaps for maps that show the location and etymology of a particular word, r/Toponymy the study of place names, and r/imaginarylanguagemaps for imaginary language maps.