The Andic languages are a fascinating branch of the Northeast Caucasian language family, primarily spoken in Dagestan, Russia. This language group is important for understanding the linguistic diversity of the Caucasus region, where numerous languages coexist and interact in a relatively small geographic area. The Andic languages include several dialects and languages, which exhibit unique features and variations but share a common ancestry. Linguistically, the Andic languages are classified under the Avar–Andic branch, indicating their close ties to the Avar language, the most widely spoken language in Dagestan. The classification reflects both geographical proximity and shared linguistic characteristics. The hypothesized ancestor of this language group is called Proto-Andic, from which…