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Comprehensive reference information for the world's languages, especially the lesser known languages. Information about the different languages, dialects, and families of the world ('languoids') is available in the Languages and Families sections. The References section contains bibliographical...
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resource › languoid › id › bash1264
Spoken L1 Language: Bashkir AES status: threatened Source: Moseley, Christopher 2010 Comment: Bashkir (334-bak) = Vulnerable Glottocode: bash1264 ISO 639-3: bak lexvo: Bachkir [fr] Bachkireg [br] Bahasa Bashkir [id] Baixkir [ca] Baschkirische Sprache [de] Bashkir [en] Bashkir language Basjkiers...
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resource › languoid › id › arag1245
Aragonese (949-arg) = Endangered (60 percent certain, based on the evidence available) (There are many thousands with some knowledge of the language. It is also studied as a second language. Few children learn the language.) Glottocode: arag1245 ISO 639-3: arg elcat: Altoaragonés Aragoieraz...
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resource › languoid › id › atik1240
Attikamek (1673-atj) = Vulnerable (80 percent certain, based on the evidence available) References ⇫ Details Name Title Any field ca Year Pages Doctype Provider da
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resource › languoid › id › clas1252
Spoken L1 Language: Classical Syriac Glottocode: clas1252 ISO 639-3: syc lexvo: Bahasa Suryani [id] Classical Syriac [en] Gammelsyrisk [no] Język syryjski [pl] Lingua Syriaca [la] Lingua siriaca [it] Língua siríaca [pt] Siria lingvo [eo] Siricis [ga] Sirieg [br] Sirijski jezik [bs] Sirjački jezik...
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resource › languoid › id › kash1274
Kashubian (3454-csb) = Vulnerable (60 percent certain, based on the evidence available) Glottocode: kash1274 ISO 639-3: csb elcat: Cashubian Cassubian Kashubian Kaszubski lexvo: Bahasa Kasubia [id] Cachubu [ast] Caixubi [ca] Cashob [oc]...
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resource › languoid › id › nort2626
Northern Frisian (3283-frr) = Threatened (80 percent certain, based on the evidence available) (Language use is most active on western Föhr and in the village of Risum-Lindholm on the mainland. A small number of children learn the language, but few of them continue to use it in adulthood. Most...
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resource › languoid › id › sino1245
Hruso-Aka [hru] is clearly not a Miji dialect as held by Shafer, Robert 1947 . The shared lexicon is attributable to loans, and of what remains, there are insufficient Tibeto-Burman parallels for a Tibeto-Burman affiliation Padun, Mahendra 1971 , Roger Blench and Mark Post 2011 Gregory D. S....
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resource › languoid › id › cent2264
Glottolog 5.2 - Central Iran Kermanic Glottolog Languages Families Language Search References Reference Search GlottoScope About html JSON RDF serialized as n3 Newick format RDF serialized as nt PhyloXML RDF serialized as xml SVG Classification Tree RDF serialized as turtle Family: Central Iran...
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resource › languoid › id › cree1271
Family: Cree-Montagnais-Naskapi Comments on subclassification Will Oxford 2020: 504-506 References ⇫ Details Name Title Any field ca Year Pages Doctype Provider da