The Chepangic languages are two Sino-Tibetan languages of uncertain affiliation within the Tibeto-Burman branch, spoken in Nepal: Chepang, used by the Chepang people, historically a semi-nomadic hunter-gatherer community, and the related Bhujel, also called Bujhyal. Recent scholarship places the pair within a broader Greater Magaric grouping.
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Chepangic (Chepang and Bhujel) is classified within the Greater Magaric group, itself part of Tibeto-Burman; linked here to the more specific Greater Magaric parent rather than the broader Tibeto-Burman ancestor.
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1. Chepangic languages - Wikipedia
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