dead language

English

Noun

dead language (plural dead languages)

1. a language which no longer has any native speakers

Antonyms

• living language
• revived language

Translations

language with no native speakers

• Basque: hizkuntza hil
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 死語言／死语言 (sǐyǔyán), 死语言 (sǐyǔyán)

• Esperanto: mortinta lingvo
• Estonian: surnud keel
• Finnish: kuollut kieli
• French: langue morte (fr) f, langue ancienne f
• Galician: lingua morta (gl) f
• German: tote Sprache (de) f
• Hungarian: holt nyelv
• Japanese: 死語 (ja) (しご, shigo)
• Kannada: ಸತ್ತಭಾಷೆ (kn) (sattabhāṣe)
• Kapampangan: meteng amanu
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• Kazakh: өлген тіл (ölgen tıl)
• Khmer: ភាសាស្លាប់ (pʰiesaa slap)
• Korean: 사어 (ko) (sa'eo)
• Norwegian: dødt språk n
• Polish: język wymarły
• Portuguese: língua morta f
• Romanian: limbă moartă (ro) f
• Russian: мёртвый язы́к (ru) m (mjórtvyj jazýk)
• Swedish: utdött språk n
• Tagalog: patay na wika
• Tamil: வழக்கிழந்த மொழி (vaḻakkiḻanta moḻi)
• Turkish: ölü dil (tr)