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Sections with <100 uses at a given level

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Jabem

L2

bu

Jabutí

L2

bziru, hõtxi, paku

Jakaltek

L2

alcapus, an̈, atzꞌam, aẍuẍ, bajal, camiẍe, cay, chꞌen, cuc, culiẍ, cꞌo, cꞌum, eche, halaw, has, haꞌ, hoh, hum, ich, itaj, kꞌoch, lawuẍ, lemniẍ, machit, meẍa, n̈a, n̈e, oj, on̈, oxeb', pale, pay, pop, pulato, pulta, retet, sanicꞌ, teẍeleẍ, tioẍ, tulasna, txam, tx’i’, tzꞌibin̈, tzꞌibin̈ balam, tꞌiw, xotxꞌ, yahaw, yewaẍ, ẍalu, ẍapun, ẍila

Jamamadí

L2

-bona, -mari, -mona, -ri, Baba, Bada, Baka, Daka, aba, afiiama, awa, awi, bama, basa, bata, baya, bayiyiyi kawa, bidi, bira, bisi, bita, dabikari, dama, disa, disi, diyi, faa, faha, fama, fisi, haha, hako, hama, hihiiara, hima, hisi, iba, ibe, ibofa, kaiyara, kaka, kama, kamawamai, kanikai, kibi, kifi, kihi, kiki, kimi, kini, kisi, kiti, maka, mano, mina, naka, nima, owaria, owi, owia, rabikai, rawi, rereokana, reu kana, rima, saka, sama, sima, suiri, sukia, tafa, tafe, tafi, tafo, tama, tefe, tia tikei yarine, tifa, tima, tisi, tofa, tuuia, tuuiia, uaifie, uaiia, waka, wama, wanakori, warabo, warisei, wina, wisi, yaka, yama, yifoya, yiri, yomai

Jaminjung

L2

gugu, marlayi

Jamsay

L2

ní꞉

Jamtish

L2

Gunill, Jó, Mellpar, Ufsale, benk, buga, báðn, bǫ́rn, dú, er, fengte, fotr, fotrs, fouke, foukum, fugł, fugłar, futu, fót, gjara, gjer, gjółe, hata, horreg, huvu, hvur, hás, igjann, járn, járn'eð, jáðn, kirsne, klatr, kuma, kuł, kvárn, kvæðn, kú, ljá, ljøt, louv, moułe, radd, rygg, ryggjer, rýpe, segi, sið, sleip, somarr, souð, stjaga, storkje, storkjum, storkję, svýn, symi, tjøðr, toll, var, vara, varin, veg, vili, vuku, vóre, æðnen, ǿre

Janday

L2

gin

Japanese Sign Language

L2

𝡝𝪟𝤫𝪤, 𝣆

Japanesee

L2

BDSM

Japhug

L2

a-, araʁ, aʑo, i-, iʑo, jpɣom, kupa, kɯrɯ, kɯrɯskɤt, lɤpɯɣ, ndza, ndʑi-, ndʑiʑo, nɤ-, nɤj, nɤʑo, nɯ-, nɯʑo, qa-, qale, qaɟy, sat, si, sla, slɤzɯn, smi, tɕi-, tɕiʑo, tɤjmɤɣ, tɤjpɣom, tɤŋe, tɯ-, tɯci, tɯku, tɯʑo, ɯ-, ɯʑo, ʁmbɣi, ʁmbɣɯzɯn, ʑara, ʑɤni, χɕɤlmɯɣ

Jaqaru

L2

aru, hiwa, išapa, maha, marka, niwni, qaqa, waka, wakiri

Jarawa

L2

-jə, -wa, babu, ero, huʈʰu, ijan-piʈʰi, innen, iŋ, kaja, li, ləːw, ma, mala ʈʰuhumə, mi, naɖem, noha, olo olo, paŋnaŋ, talahʷə, taŋg, taːŋ, topo, tʰaɖo, tʰujijə, ullel, učəhə, woǰoʈʰo, čaɖɖaː, čilemal, čokogere, čonel, ŋeŋeŋe, ɖi, ən-imun, ən-ipo, əŋ, ʈomono, ʈorči, ʈʰ-, ʈʰehuːʈʰu, ʈʰi, ʈʰukča̯ɖɖaːjejə

Jaru

L2

ngaba

Jassic

L2

daban horz, dan, horz

Jawe

L2

balic, cevi, ciik, gan, geek, hmu, hnami, paac, soot, thoai, thoap, wang, we, wân, yaak

Jebero

L2

dek, nun, uru

Jeh

L2

pok, suu

Jehai

L2

baboʔ, dorɛn, kit, plʔɛŋ, pʔus, tɔm

Jeikó

L2

paang

Jemez

L2

gahwé, géésu, hhú, hǫ́, kí, pˀá, sądáálu, tetááse, tyó, táásæ, vééla, zú, ˀówa

Jenaama Bozo

L2

ji

Jennu Kurumba

L2

-ಗು, ಈಗ, ಉಳು, ಒಜ್ಜ, ಕಣಱ, ನಙ ಮಾತು, ನಾಂಗ, ಬಿಂಕಿ, ಮಙನು, ಮಙನ್, ಮಾತು, ಹಜಿ, ಹನಿ

Jeri Kuo

L2

yí

Jeru

L2

belei, ino, kaʈa, फ, बेलेई, ल्य, ल्व

Jerung

L2

kaku

Jiamao

L2

nəm⁴, ʔɔŋ¹

Jibu

L2

zàpìr

Jicarilla

L2

béela, dééh, kó, tsé

Jiiddu

L2

bir

Jili

L2

nkwalẹ

Jilim

L2

agim

Jingulu

L2

bundurru, ibilkini, nayu

Jirajara

L2

ing

Jita

L2

amanji

Jola-Fonyi

L2

asɛk, mumɛl

Jowulu

L2

jú

Juang

L2

ଡକ୍

Juba Arabic

L2

Arabi, Januub Sudaan, afin, ainu, ajaaj, arabiiya, aswad, bafra, bagara, bambara, barid, basham, bataal, bura, danga, dardeg, fetish, gadiim, gahwa, gana, gelba, geriib, gesh, gugu, guruush, isim, januub, jediid, jena, jidaada, kaab, kadiis, kamuus, kasma, kawaayid, kibda, kibra, kitaab, kuraa, kweis, kweys, langga, lori, masjuun, mbiro, meriisa, moya, mugshasha, mukunggu, nyirikuuk, pondu, shukran, sukar, tadmiin, tajir, tarabeeza, timsaa, tongga, tub, watwat, yatu

Judeo-Tat

L2

astara, fil, gyrg, holov, hovo, həlov, kongoluş, lok, muş, ov, qəçele, syrx, səg, xyrs, ħəlov, şəv, А, амбар, астара, бэгъ, бэгъдэ, гуьрг, гъоврэ, гъэжеле, гьово, гьолов, гьэлов, гӀэриси, гӀэсб, жогьил, жугьур, имугьой, инсон, леглег, лок, мерд, мигӀид, мизрох, муш, мэнг, мэчит, назу, нимаз, нумаз, одоми, офтойи, рэхьэт, суьрх, сэбэхь, сэг, сэгӀэт, фил, хабэри, худо, хун, хуьрс, хьэлов, хьэфд, чуь, шолум, шэв, шэгӀэту, אָב, גאורג, האָבאָ, כאורס, מאוּש, סאורכ, עאסבּ, קאז׳אילאי, ḩəsb

Jumaytepeque

L2

amu, aya, ačih, eela, epelʼe, hupʼi, hura, hurʼu, itʼul, koy, kunu, murʼus, ošewʼe, pahu, pʼotʼos, tʼulis, wap

Jumjum

L2

búuy, caay, duuc, ellï, geel, jïïn, keelok, kiin, küccü, leeñ, lïbo, pɪ̂ɪk, wooy, yew, yiin, yol, än, äwñä, äyyä, ŋan, ḍäk

Jur Modo

L2

köbï, toma

Jurchen

L2

alin, booigon, da, doro, duwin, dʒakun, dʒo, dʒua, emiyen, ilan, mu, nadan, niŋgu, oʃïxa, tumәn, turi, ujewun, xoni, xuri, əmu, ʃundʒa

Jurúna

L2

karaxu

Jutiapa

L2

ahua, aiya, erec, huy, jurgaqui, macu, meyatij, narro, parri, puj, soroni, talma

Jutish

L2

blåsen, boam, drenk, dyøn, gnusk, inxevæjter, jaart, knååk, morsk, nåver, skå, svaar, uund, veer, væn, æ