East Ňursumerian Languages

The East Ňursumerian Languages constitute one of the main three branches of the Ňursumerian Language Family (alongside West and Insular Ňursumerian). This group includes languages and dialects native to the Eghursó Tribes, spoken throughout the Hyperborean Highland and in the Red River Valley, the most influential being Gursu and Old Qentsur. Due to contact with different peoples and the influence they had on the evolution of Late East Ňursumerian, two groups are distinguished - Southern Languages, used mainly on the coast and the Highlands, and Red Languages, common among buffalo and goat herders, influenced by the Mataisonqehu Language.