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Moksha language
language part of the Mordvinic branch of the Uralic languages and the majority language in the western part of Mordovia
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42L, 142T
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8L, 12T
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3L, 4T
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10L, 75T
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2L, 2T
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30T
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42T
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Nogai language
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Moksha language
1L, 1T
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Definitely endangered languages
18T
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Hawaiian language
Laz language
Otomi language
Mingrelian language
Võro language
Moksha people
6T
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Iosif Cherapkin
Ancient Noronshasht
Sernya
Temnikov Principality
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