Editing Muskogean languages (section)

{{Short description|Language family of Southeast US}}
{{Redirect|Muskogean|the indigenous people|Muscogee}}
{{Infobox language family
| name          = Muskogean
| region        = Southeastern [[North America]]
| familycolor   = American
| family        = One of the world's primary [[language family|language families]]
| glotto        = musk1252
| glottorefname = Muskogean
| child1        = [[Choctaw language|Choctaw]]–[[Chickasaw language|Chickasaw]]
| child2        = [[Alabama language|Alabama]]–[[Koasati language|Koasati]]
| child3        = [[Mikasuki language|Hitchiti–Mikasuki]]
| child4        = [[Muscogee language|Muscogee]]
| child5        = [[Apalachee language|Apalachee]]
| child6        = [[Houma language|Houma]]
| map           = Muskogean map labeled.svg
| mapcaption    = Pre-contact distribution of Muskogean languages
| ancestor      = 
| glottoname    = 
| notes         = 
}}

'''Muskogean''' (also '''Muskhogean''') is a [[language family]] spoken in the [[Southeastern United States]]. Members of the family are [[Indigenous languages of the Americas|Indigenous Languages of the Americas]]. Typologically, Muskogean languages are highly [[Synthetic language|synthetic]] and [[agglutinative]]. One documented language, [[Apalachee language|Apalachee]], is no longer spoken, and the remaining languages are critically endangered.