The Hodi-Saliban languages are a proposed language family of South America uniting the Hodi language, the Piaroa-Saliban languages, and possibly the Betoi-Jirara languages and language families. Marcelo Jolkesky's 2016 proposal adds the Ticuna-Yuri languages to the grouping under the name Duho, after having earlier connected the Andoque language to it in a broader Macro-Daha family.
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Jodï-Saliban is a proposed language family of South America, uniting the Hodï, Piaroa-Saliban, and possibly Betoi-Jirara languages and language families.
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