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Bahasa Kucha (juga dieja sebagai Kuche, dan juga disebut sebagai bahasa Tokharia B atau Tokharia Barat) adalah suatu bahasa Tokharia yang pernah dituturkan hingga abad ke-9 Masehi, di kerajaan Kucha yang terletak di Cekungan Tarim, Asia Tengah. Bersama dengan Tokharia A dan C, ketiga bahasa tersebut baru ditemukan kembali pada khalayak modern pada abad ke-20.[4][5]
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