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Lezgic languages

The Lezgic languages are one of seven branches of the Northeast Caucasian language family. Lezgian and Tabasaran are literary languages.

Classification

Peripheral: Archi – 970 speakers

Samur (Nuclear Lezgic)

Eastern Samur
- Udi – 5,000 speakers
- Lezgian–Aghul–Tabasaran
  - Lezgian – 784,000 speakers
  - Aghul – 28,300 speakers
  - Tabasaran – 128,900 speakers
Southern Samur
- Kryts – 6,000 speakers in 1975
- Budukh – 1,000 speakers
Western Samur
- Rutul – 29,510 speakers
- Tsakhur – 22,770 speakers

Eastern Samur

Udi – 5,000 speakers
Lezgian–Aghul–Tabasaran
- Lezgian – 784,000 speakers
- Aghul – 28,300 speakers
- Tabasaran – 128,900 speakers

Udi – 5,000 speakers

Lezgian–Aghul–Tabasaran

Lezgian – 784,000 speakers
Aghul – 28,300 speakers
Tabasaran – 128,900 speakers

Lezgian – 784,000 speakers

Aghul – 28,300 speakers

Tabasaran – 128,900 speakers

Southern Samur

Kryts – 6,000 speakers in 1975
Budukh – 1,000 speakers

Kryts – 6,000 speakers in 1975

Budukh – 1,000 speakers

Western Samur

Rutul – 29,510 speakers
Tsakhur – 22,770 speakers

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