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List of extinct languages
This is a list of languages that currently have no native speakers.
Africa
Angola
Cameroon
- Duli
- Gey
- Nagumi
- Yeni
Chad
- Horo
- Muskum
Côte d'Ivoire
- Esuma
Democratic Republic of the Congo
- Ngbee
Egypt
Eritrea
Ethiopia
- Gafat
- Geez (see Eritrea, above)
- Weyto
Guinea
- Baga Kaloum
- Baga Sobané
Nigeria
- Ajawa
- Auyokawa
- Basa-Gumna
- Gamo-Ningi
- Kpati
- Kubi
- Mawa
- Teshenawa
South Africa
Sudan
- Baygo
- Berti
- Birked
- Gule
- Homa
- Mittu
- Old Nubian
- Togoyo
- Torona
Tanzania
- Aasáx
- Kw'adza
Tunisia
Uganda
- Nyang'i
- Singa
The Americas
Argentina
Bahamas
- Taino
Bolivia
- Canichana
- Cayubaba
- Itene
- Jorá
- Saraveca
- Shinabo
Brazil
- Acroá
- Arara
- Arua
- Guana
- Kaimbé
- Kamakan
- Kamba
- Kambiwá
- Kanoé
- Kapinawá
- Karipuna
- Kariri-Xocó
- Maritsauá
- Nukuini
- Oti
- Otuke
- Pankararé
- Paranawát
- Pataxó-Hãhaãi
- Potiguara
- Puri
- Tapeba
- Tingui-Boto
- Truká
- Tukumanféd
- Tupinambá
- Turiwara
- Tuxá
- Tuxinawa
- Uamué
- Umotina
- Wakoná
- Wasu
- Wiraféd
- Xakriabá
- Yabaâna
Canada
Chile
- Kakauhua
- Kunza
Colombia
- Andaqui
- Anserma
- Arma
- Barbacoas
- Cagua
- Chibcha
- Chipiajes
- Coxima
- Coyaima
- Cumeral
- Macaguaje
- Natagaimas
- Omejes
- Pijao
- Ponares
- Runa
- Tama
- Tomedes
- Totoro
- Yahuna
Costa Rica
- Chorotega
Dominica
- Carib, Island
Ecuador
- Tetete
El Salvador
- Cacaopera
Guatemala
- Chicomuceltec
- Xinca
Guyana
- Skepi Creole Dutch
Mexico
- Chicomuceltec (see Guatemala, above)
- Cochimí
- Náhuatl, Classical
- Náhuatl, Tabasco
- Pame Sur
- Tepecano
- Tubar
Nicaragua
- Matagalpa
- Monimbo
- Subtiaba
Paraguay
- Emok
Peru
- Abishira
- Aguano
- Andoa
- Atsahuaca
- Aushiri
- Hibito
- Nocaman
- Omurano
- Panobo
- Puquina
- Quechua, Classical
- Remo
- Sensi
- Yameo
St. Vincent and the Grenadines
- Carib, Island (see Dominica, above)
U.S. Virgin Islands
- Dutch Creole
United States
- Adai
- Alsea
- Atakapa
- Barbareño
- Biloxi
- Cayuse
- Chimariko
- Chitimacha
- Coquille
- Costanoan, Northern
- Costanoan, Southern
- Cruzeño
- Delaware, Pidgin
- Eel River Athabaskan
- Esselen
- Etchemin
- Galice-Applegate
- Hanis
- Ineseño
- Iowa-Oto
- Island Chumash
- Karkin
- Kathlamet
- Kitsai
- Kwalhioqua-Clatskanie
- Loup A
- Loup B
- Lower Chinook
- Lumbee
- Mahican
- Maidu, Valley
- Massachusett
- Mattole-Bear River
- Miami-Illinois
- Miluk
- Miwok, Bay
- Mobilian
- Mohegan
- Molale
- Nanticoke
- Narragansett
- Natchez
- Nooksack
- Northern Kalapuyan
- Obispeño
- Ofo
- Pamlico
- Piro
- Pomo, Eastern
- Pomo, Northern
- Powhatan
- Purisimeño
- Quiripi-Naugatuck-Unquachog
- Salinan
- Shinnecock
- Siuslaw
- Susquehannock
- Takelma
- Tillamook
- Tonkawa
- Tsetsaut
- Tunica
- Tutelo
- Twana
- Upper Umpqua
- Ventureño
- Wiyot
- Wyandot (see Canada, above)
- Yana
- Yaquina
- Yonkalla
Venezuela
- Baniva
- Yavitero
Asia
China
Russia
India
Near East and Middle East
Near East
Middle East
- Akkadian
- Amorite
- Ammonite
- Amorite
- Biblical Hebrew
- Caananite
- Eblaite
- Edomite
- Elamite
- Hadhramautic
- Hurrian
- Moabite
- Minaean
- Nabatean
- Ottoman Turkish (migrated into Near East)
- Old South Arabian
- Phoenician
- Qatabanian
- Sabaean
- Samnite
- Sumerian
- Ubykh
- Ugaritic
Europe
Balkans
Greece
- Yevanic (Judeo-Greek)
- Cappadocian Greek
- Ancient Greek
- Pelasgian
Italy
Northern Europe
Iberian Peninsula
- Iberic
- Tartessian
- Celtiberian
- Lusitanian
- Aquitanian
- Mozarabic
Oceania
See also
- Endangered language
- List of endangered languages
- List of revived languages
- Language policy
- The Red Book of the Peoples of the Russian Empire
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