The Udegheic languages, also called the Orochic languages, are a small subgroup of the Tungusic languages spoken in the Russian Far East. The group comprises two languages, Oroch, with Koppi, Oroch Xadi and Tumnin dialects, and Udege, also spelled Udihe, which has northern and southern dialect clusters.
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