endangered language

An endangered language is a language at risk of falling out of use, typically because it has few remaining speakers and is not being transmitted to younger generations.

Observed surface forms (1)

• critically endangered language ×4

Instances (55)

• Kiliwa language
• Paipai language
• Quechan language
• Cocopa language
• Kumeyaay language
• Istro-Romanian
• Chemehuevi language via concept surface "critically endangered language"
• Franco-Provençal (Arpitan)
  surface form: Franco-Provençal
• Saterland Frisian
• Kawki
• Pontic Greek
• Cappadocian Greek
• Tsakonian
• Wôpanâak
• Tat language
• Narragansett language
• Shabo language (proposed)
  surface form: Shabo language
• Svan language
• Cahuilla language
• Fox language
• Miami-Illinois language
• Unami language
• Maliseet-Passamaquoddy language
• Western Abenaki language
• Shawnee language
• Kickapoo language
• Cheyenne language
• Menominee language
• Munsee language via concept surface "critically endangered language"
• Arapaho language
• Gros Ventre language
• Manx
• Judeo-Tat
• Hän
• Votic language
• Livonian language
• Ume Sami
• Ter Sami via concept surface "critically endangered language"
• Wampanoag language
• Gabrielino-Fernandeño
• Kildin Sámi
• Pite Sámi
• Ter Sámi via concept surface "critically endangered language"
• Ligurian language
• Ho-Chunk language
• Haketia
• Kansa language
• Sardinian language
• Sm’álgyax
• Potawatomi language