isogloss

Also known as heterogloss

thumb|Isoglosses on the Faroe Islands

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Commons category: Isoglosses

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Contents

Types
Methodology
Etymology
Examples
Centum–satem isogloss
North–Midland isogloss (American English)
Northwest Semitic
Isographs
See also
References
Bibliography
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thumb|Isoglosses on the Faroe Islands

thumb|High German subdivides into [[Upper German (green) and Central German (cyan), and is distinguished from Low Franconian and Low German (yellow). The main isoglosses, the Benrath and Speyer lines, are marked in black.]]