Linguae Chusiticae

Linguae Chusiticae sunt familia linguarum Afrasiaticarum. Nonnulli familiam Omoticam in Chusitica subsumunt; quidam autem divisionem borealem (id est, linguam Bedza) excludunt et ut familiam distinctam Afrasiaticam statuunt. 

 Taxinomia 
 Divisio borealis
 Bedza
 Divisio vallium borealium
 Saho, Afarica
 Divisio vallium australium
 Shamo, Mosiya, Dirashat, Mashile, Karatti
 Oromo vel Galla, Mecha, Qottu, Borena
 Divisio montium borealium
 Bilinica
 Kemant, Dembiya (exstincta), Kwara
 Khamtanga, Khamta (extincta), Khamir (extincta), Abergelle (extincta)
 Agaw vel Awngi, Kunfel
 Divisio montium centralium
 Hadiyya, Libido
 Kembata, Timbara, Alaba
 Sidamo
 Derasa, Gede'o
 Burji
 Divisio montium austrocentralium vel Werizoid
 Werize, Tsamay
 Divisio montium australium
 Mukogodo, Yaaku
 Divisio Somali vel Omo-Tano
 Bayso
 Arbore
 Dasenach
 Elmolo, Guru-Pawa
 Rendille
 Aweera
 Somali, Benaadir, Maay, Tunni, Jiddu,
 Dabarre, Iroole
 Garre, Boon
 Divisio australis
 Iraqw, Burunge, Wasi
 Kwadza, Asax
 Mbugu vel Ma'a
 lingua Dahalo

 Linguae mundi

 Notae 

 Nexus externi 
 Bibliographia Chusitica
 Bibliographia linguarum montanarum Chusiticarum

 Bibliographia 
 Ehret, Christopher. 1987. "Proto-Cushitic Reconstruction." Sprache und Geschichte in Afrika 8:7–180.
 Gragg, Gene B. 2001. "Cushitic languages." In Historische semitische Sprachwissenschaft, ed. Burkhart Kienast, 574–617. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz.
 Lamberti, Marcello. 1991. "Cushitic and its classification." Anthropos 86:552–561.
 Sase, Hans-Jürgen. 1981. "Die kuschitischen Sprachen." In Die Sprachen Afrikas, ed. Bernd Heine, Thilo C. Schadeberg, et Ekkehard Wolff, 189–215. Hamburg: Buske.
 Zaborski, Andrzej. 1975. The Verb in Cushitic. Cracoviae.

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