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This designation is considered obsolete. At one time, Hamitic languages were a theoretic group of non-semitic afro-asiatic languages. It turned out that no languages fell into this family.
No Hamitic culture has ever been discovered.
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Hamitic languages are a group of languages primarily spoken in northern and eastern Africa. Commonly cited examples include Amharic, Tigrinya, and Oromo. However, the term "Hamitic" is not widely used in modern linguistic classification due to its outdated and controversial nature.
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