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A code list that enumerates languages.


Content Style: Simple
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Facets:

  • - Afar
  • - Abkhazian
  • - Achinese
  • - Acoli
  • - Adangme
  • - Afro-Asiatic (Other)
  • - Afrihili
  • - Afrikaans
  • - Akan
  • - Akkadian
  • - Albanian
  • - Aleut
  • - Algonquian languages
  • - Amharic
  • - English, Old (ca.450-1100)
  • - Apache languages
  • - Arabic
  • - Aramaic
  • - Aragonese
  • - Armenian
  • - Araucanian
  • - Arapaho
  • - Artificial (Other)
  • - Arawak
  • - Assamese
  • - Asturian; Bable
  • - Athapascan languages
  • - Australian languages
  • - Avaric
  • - Avestan
  • - Awadhi
  • - Aymara
  • - Azerbaijani
  • - Banda
  • - Bamileke languages
  • - Bashkir
  • - Baluchi
  • - Bambara
  • - Balinese
  • - Basque
  • - Basa
  • - Baltic (Other)
  • - Beja
  • - Belarusian
  • - Bemba
  • - Bengali
  • - Berber (Other)
  • - Bhojpuri
  • - Bihari
  • - Bikol
  • - Bini
  • - Bislama
  • - Siksika
  • - Bantu (Other)
  • - Bosnian
  • - Braj
  • - Breton
  • - Batak (Indonesia)
  • - Buriat
  • - Buginese
  • - Bulgarian
  • - Burmese
  • - Caddo
  • - Central American Indian (Other)
  • - Carib
  • - Catalan
  • - Caucasian (Other)
  • - Cebuano
  • - Celtic (Other)
  • - Chamorro
  • - Chibcha
  • - Chechen
  • - Chagatai
  • - Chinese
  • - Chuukese
  • - Mari
  • - Chinook jargon
  • - Choctaw
  • - Chipewyan
  • - Cherokee
  • - Church Slavic; Church Slavonic; Old Bulgarian; Old Church Slavonic, Old Slavonic
  • - Chuvash
  • - Cheyenne
  • - Chamic languages
  • - Coptic
  • - Cornish
  • - Corsican
  • - Creoles and pidgins, English-based (Other)
  • - Creoles and pidgins, French-based (Other)
  • - Creoles and pidgins, Portuguese-based (Other)
  • - Cree
  • - Creoles and pidgins(Other)
  • - Cushitic (Other)
  • - Czech
  • - Dakota
  • - Danish
  • - Dargwa
  • - Dayak
  • - Delaware
  • - Slave (Athapascan)
  • - Dogrib
  • - Dinka
  • - Divehi
  • - Dogri
  • - Dravidian (Other)
  • - Duala
  • - Dutch, Middle (ca. 1050-1350)
  • - Dutch
  • - Dyula
  • - Dzongkha
  • - Efik
  • - Egyptian (Ancient)
  • - Ekajuk
  • - Elamite
  • - English
  • - English, Middle (1100-1500)
  • - Esperanto
  • - Estonian
  • - Ewe
  • - Ewondo
  • - Fang
  • - Faroese
  • - Fanti
  • - Fijian
  • - Finnish
  • - Finno-Ugrian (Other)
  • - Fon
  • - French
  • - French, Middle (ca.1400-1600)
  • - French, Old (842-ca.1400)
  • - Frisian
  • - Fulah
  • - Friulian
  • - Ga
  • - Gayo
  • - Gbaya
  • - Germanic (Other)
  • - Georgian
  • - German
  • - Geez
  • - Gilbertese
  • - Gaelic; Scottish Gaelic
  • - Irish
  • - Gallegan
  • - Manx
  • - German, Middle High (ca.1050-1500)
  • - German, Old High (ca.750-1050)
  • - Gondi
  • - Gorontalo
  • - Gothic
  • - Grebo
  • - Greek, Ancient (to 1453)
  • - Greek, Modern (1453-)
  • - Guarani
  • - Gujarati
  • - Gwich'in
  • - Haida
  • - Hausa
  • - Hawaiian
  • - Hebrew
  • - Herero
  • - Hiligaynon
  • - Himachali
  • - Hindi
  • - Hittite
  • - Hmong
  • - Hiri Motu
  • - Hungarian
  • - Hupa
  • - Iban
  • - Igbo
  • - Icelandic
  • - Ido
  • - Sichuan Yi
  • - Ijo
  • - Inuktitut
  • - Interlingue
  • - Iloko
  • - Interlingua (International Auxiliary Language Association)
  • - Indic (Other)
  • - Indonesian
  • - Indo-European (Other)
  • - Ingush
  • - Inupiaq
  • - Iranian (Other)
  • - Iroquoian languages
  • - Italian
  • - Javanese
  • - Japanese
  • - Judeo-Persian
  • - Judeo-Arabic
  • - Kara-Kalpak
  • - Kabyle
  • - Kachin
  • - Kalaallisut
  • - Kamba
  • - Kannada
  • - Karen
  • - Kashmiri
  • - Kanuri
  • - Kawi
  • - Kazakh
  • - Kabardian
  • - Khasi
  • - Khoisan (Other)
  • - Khmer
  • - Khotanese
  • - Gikuyu; Kikuyu
  • - Kinyarwanda
  • - Kirghiz
  • - Kimbundu
  • - Konkani
  • - Komi
  • - Kongo
  • - Korean
  • - Kosraean
  • - Kpelle
  • - Kru
  • - Kurukh
  • - Kuanyama; Kwanyama
  • - Kumyk
  • - Kurdish
  • - Kutenai
  • - Ladino
  • - Lahnda
  • - Lamba
  • - Lao
  • - Latin
  • - Latvian
  • - Lezghian
  • - Limburgan, Limburger, limburgish
  • - Lingala
  • - Lithuanian
  • - Mongo
  • - Lozi
  • - Letzeburgesch; Luxembourgish
  • - Luba-Lulua
  • - Luba-Katanga
  • - Ganda
  • - Luiseno
  • - Lunda
  • - Luo (Kenya and Tanzania)
  • - Lushai
  • - Macedonian
  • - Madurese
  • - Magahi
  • - Marshallese
  • - Maithili
  • - Makasar
  • - Malayalam
  • - Mandingo
  • - Maori
  • - Austronesian (Other)
  • - Marathi
  • - Masai
  • - Malay
  • - Mandar
  • - Mende
  • - Irish, Middle (900-1200)
  • - Micmac
  • - Minangkabau
  • - Miscellaneous languages
  • - Mon-Khmer (Other)
  • - Malagasy
  • - Maltese
  • - Manchu
  • - Manipuri
  • - Manobo languages
  • - Mohawk
  • - Moldavian
  • - Mongolian
  • - Mossi
  • - Multiple languages
  • - Munda languages
  • - Creek
  • - Marwari
  • - Mayan languages
  • - Nahuatl
  • - North American Indian (Other)
  • - Neapolitan
  • - Nauru
  • - Navaho; Navajo
  • - Ndebele, South; South Ndebele
  • - Ndebele, North; North Ndebele
  • - Ndonga
  • - German, Low; Low German; Low Saxon; Saxon, Low
  • - Nepali
  • - Newari
  • - Nias
  • - Niger-Kordofanian (Other)
  • - Niuean
  • - Norwegian Nynorsk; Nynorsk, Norwegian
  • - Bokmal, Norwegian; Norwegian Bokmal
  • - Norse, Old
  • - Norwegian
  • - Sotho, Northern
  • - Nubian languages
  • - Chewa; Chichewa; Nyanja
  • - Nyamwezi
  • - Nyankole
  • - Nyoro
  • - Nzima
  • - Occitan (post 1500); Provencal
  • - Ojibwa
  • - Oriya
  • - Oromo
  • - Osage
  • - Ossetian; Ossetic
  • - Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928)
  • - Otomian languages
  • - Papuan (Other)
  • - Pangasinan
  • - Pahlavi
  • - Pampanga
  • - Panjabi
  • - Papiamento
  • - Palauan
  • - Persian, Old (ca.600-400)
  • - Persian
  • - Philippine (Other)
  • - Phoenician
  • - Pali
  • - Polish
  • - Pohnpeian
  • - Portuguese
  • - Prakrit languages
  • - Provencal, Old (to 1500)
  • - Pushto
  • - Reserved for local user
  • - Quechua
  • - Rajasthani
  • - Rapanui
  • - Rarotongan
  • - Romance (Other)
  • - Raeto-Romance
  • - Romany
  • - Romanian
  • - Rundi
  • - Russian
  • - Sandawe
  • - Sango
  • - Yakut
  • - South American Indian (Other)
  • - Salishan languages
  • - Samaritan Aramaic
  • - Sanskrit
  • - Sasak
  • - Santali
  • - Serbian
  • - Scots
  • - Croatian
  • - Selkup
  • - Semitic (Other)
  • - Irish, Old (to 900)
  • - Sign languages
  • - Shan
  • - Sidamo
  • - Sinhalese
  • - Siouan languages
  • - Sino-Tibetan (Other)
  • - Slavic (Other)
  • - Slovak
  • - Slovenian
  • - Southern Sami
  • - Northern Sami
  • - Sami languages (Other)
  • - Lule Sami
  • - Inari Sami
  • - Samoan
  • - Skolt Sami
  • - Shona
  • - Sindhi
  • - Soninke
  • - Sogdian
  • - Somali
  • - Songhai
  • - Sotho, Southern
  • - Castilian; Spanish
  • - Sardinian
  • - Serer
  • - Nilo-Saharan (Other)
  • - Swati
  • - Sukuma
  • - Sundanese
  • - Susu
  • - Sumerian
  • - Swahili
  • - Swedish
  • - Syriac
  • - Tahitian
  • - Tai (Other)
  • - Tamil
  • - Tatar
  • - Telugu
  • - Timne
  • - Tereno
  • - Tetum
  • - Tajik
  • - Tagalog
  • - Thai
  • - Tibetan
  • - Tigre
  • - Tigrinya
  • - Tiv
  • - Tokelau
  • - Tlingit
  • - Tamashek
  • - Tonga (Nyasa)
  • - Tonga (Tonga Islands)
  • - Tok Pisin
  • - Tsimshian
  • - Tswana
  • - Tsonga
  • - Turkmen
  • - Tumbuka
  • - Tupi languages
  • - Turkish
  • - Altaic (Other)
  • - Tuvalu
  • - Twi
  • - Tuvinian
  • - Ugaritic
  • - Uighur
  • - Ukrainian
  • - Umbundu
  • - Undetermined
  • - Urdu
  • - Uzbek
  • - Vai
  • - Venda
  • - Vietnamese
  • - Volapuk
  • - Votic
  • - Wakashan languages
  • - Walamo
  • - Waray
  • - Washo
  • - Welsh
  • - Sorbian languages
  • - Walloon
  • - Wolof
  • - Xhosa
  • - Yao
  • - Yapese
  • - Yiddish
  • - Yoruba
  • - Yupik languages
  • - Zapotec
  • - Zenaga
  • - Chuang; Zhuang
  • - Zande
  • - Zulu
  • - Zuni