This is a list of languages that currently have no native speakers.

Contents

1 Africa 1.1 Angola 1.2 Cameroon 1.3 Chad 1.4 Côte d'Ivoire 1.5 Democratic Republic of the Congo 1.6 Egypt 1.7 Eritrea 1.8 Ethiopia 1.9 Guinea 1.10 Nigeria 1.11 South Africa 1.12 Sudan 1.13 Tanzania 1.14 Tunisia 1.15 Uganda 2 The Americas 2.1 Argentina 2.2 Bahamas 2.3 Bolivia 2.4 Brazil 2.5 Canada 2.6 Chile 2.7 Colombia 2.8 Costa Rica 2.9 Dominica 2.10 Ecuador 2.11 El Salvador 2.12 Guatemala 2.13 Guyana 2.14 Mexico 2.15 Nicaragua 2.16 Paraguay 2.17 Peru 2.18 St. Vincent and the Grenadines 2.19 U.S. Virgin Islands 2.20 United States 2.21 Venezuela 3 Asia 3.1 China 3.2 Russia 3.3 India 3.4 Near East and Middle East 3.4.1 Near East 3.4.2 Middle East 4 Europe 4.1 Balkans 4.2 Greece 4.3 Italy 4.4 Northern Europe 4.5 Iberian Peninsula 5 Oceania 6 See also

Africa

Angola

• Kwadi

Cameroon

• Duli
• Gey
• Nagumi
• Yeni

Chad

• Horo
• Muskum

Côte d'Ivoire

• Esuma

Democratic Republic of the Congo

• Ngbee

Egypt

• Coptic

Eritrea

• Geez

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

• //Xegwi
• /Xam
• Seroa

Sudan

• Baygo
• Berti
• Birked
• Gule
• Homa
• Mittu
• Old Nubian
• Togoyo
• Torona

Tanzania

• Aasáx
• Kw'adza

Tunisia

• Lingua franca
• Sened
• Vandalic

Uganda

• Nyang'i
• Singa

The Americas

Argentina

• Chané

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

• Beothuk
• Laurentian
• Pentlatch
• Tsetsaut
• Wyandot

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

1. Adai
2. Alsea
3. Atakapa
4. Barbareño
5. Biloxi
6. Cayuse
7. Chimariko
8. Chitimacha
9. Coquille
10. Costanoan, Northern
11. Costanoan, Southern
12. Cruzeño
13. Delaware, Pidgin
14. Eel River Athabaskan
15. Esselen
16. Etchemin
17. Galice-Applegate
18. Hanis
19. Ineseño
20. Iowa-Oto
21. Island Chumash
22. Karkin
23. Kathlamet
24. Kitsai
25. Kwalhioqua-Clatskanie
26. Loup A
27. Loup B
28. Lower Chinook
29. Lumbee
30. Mahican
31. Maidu, Valley
32. Massachusett
33. Mattole-Bear River
34. Miami-Illinois
35. Miluk
36. Miwok, Bay
37. Mobilian
38. Mohegan
39. Molale
40. Nanticoke
41. Narragansett
42. Natchez
43. Nooksack
44. Northern Kalapuyan
45. Obispeño
46. Ofo
47. Pamlico
48. Piro
49. Pomo, Eastern
50. Pomo, Northern
51. Powhatan
52. Purisimeño
53. Quiripi-Naugatuck-Unquachog
54. Salinan
55. Shinnecock
56. Siuslaw
57. Susquehannock
58. Takelma
59. Tillamook
60. Tonkawa
61. Tsetsaut
62. Tunica
63. Tutelo
64. Twana
65. Upper Umpqua
66. Ventureño
67. Wiyot
68. Wyandot (see Canada, above)
69. Yana
70. Yaquina
71. Yonkalla

Venezuela

• Baniva
• Yavitero

Asia

China

• Jurchen
• Tocharian

Russia

• Hunnic

India

• Ahom
• Aka-Bea
• Aka-Bo
• Aka-Cari
• Aka-Jeru
• Aka-Kede
• Aka-Kol
• Aka-Kora
• Akar-Bale
• Oko-Juwoi
• Pali

Near East and Middle East

Near East

• Lydian
• Lycian
• Phrygian
• Luwian
• Hittite
• Hattian
• Urartian

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

• Thracian
• Dacian
• Illyrian
• Paionian
• Macedonian

Greece

• Yevanic (Judeo-Greek)
• Cappadocian Greek
• Ancient Greek
• Pelasgian

Italy

• Latin
• Ligurian
• Oscan
• Umbrian
• Lepontic
• Messapian
• Etruscan
• Raetian
• Venetic
• Volscian

Northern Europe

• Anglo-Saxon
• Cornish
• Gothic
• Norn
• Old Norse
• Pictish
• West Baltic languages
  • Sudovian (Yotvingian) language
  • Old Prussian language
  • Galindan language
• East Baltic languages
  • Curonian (Kursh) language
  • Selonian language
  • Semigallian language

Iberian Peninsula

• Iberic
• Tartessian
• Celtiberian
• Lusitanian
• Aquitanian
• Mozarabic

Oceania

• Tasmanian

See also

• Endangered language
• List of endangered languages
• List of revived languages
• Language policy
• The Red Book of the Peoples of the Russian Empire