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15 November 2025
- diff hist Eastern Jebel languages 22:46 +31 FengYuxiang24 talk contribs Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit Advanced mobile edit
- diff hist Northern Eastern Sudanic languages 22:43 +122 FengYuxiang24 talk contribs Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit Advanced mobile edit
- diff hist Southern Eastern Sudanic languages 22:42 +113 FengYuxiang24 talk contribs Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit Advanced mobile edit
- diff hist Temein languages 22:39 +213 FengYuxiang24 talk contribs Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit Advanced mobile edit
- diff hist Eastern Jebel languages 22:37 +228 FengYuxiang24 talk contribs Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit Advanced mobile edit
- diff hist m Sudan 19:31 +37 Cfls talk contribs (Disambiguating links to National Intelligence and Security Service (link changed to General Intelligence Service (Sudan)) using DisamAssist.)
- diff hist Open front unrounded vowel 17:53 −1 ~2025-33794-55 talk contribs (→Occurrence ) Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit
- diff hist Open front unrounded vowel 17:50 +45 ~2025-33794-55 talk contribs (→Occurrence ) Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit
- diff hist Open front unrounded vowel 17:48 +202 ~2025-33794-55 talk contribs (→Occurrence ) Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit
- diff hist Close front unrounded vowel 14:38 −7 PEDIAJOSE talk contribs (→Occurrence ) Tag: Visual edit
- diff hist Bari language 05:21 −56 Arctic Circle System talk contribs (The broader group is the only one that lines up with the broad group described in this article as there is no reference here to a group consisting of Bari, Pojulu, Nyangbara, Nyepu, and Ligo but not Kakwa, Mandari, and Kuku as Glottolog describes in its separation of those into a broad Barian group (though Glottolog's approach to dialectology is dubious in the first place))