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This category is triggered by the language infobox if there is a value for 'extinction' (other than "?") or for 'era' and there is no ref field.
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The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 828 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Whistled language of Aas
- Abahattha
- Achumawi language
- Acolapissa
- Adithinngithigh language
- African Romance
- Aghu Tharrnggala language
- Ajem-Turkic
- Akkadian language
- Akokisa
- Alagüilac language
- Alanic language
- Alchuka language
- Allentiac language
- Amanayé language
- Amazon Mayoruna language
- Ambermo language
- Ammonite language
- Amorite language
- Amotomanco language
- Ancient Belgian language
- Ancient Macedonian language
- Ancient North Arabian languages
- Andalusi Arabic
- Andalusi Romance
- Andoquero language
- Anglo-Norman language
- Antequera Zapotec
- Antiguan and Barbudan Pidgin
- Apalachee language
- Apiaká of Tocantins
- Aquitanian language
- Hatran Aramaic
- Aranama language
- Ararandewára language
- Arawá language
- Arazaire language
- Arcadocypriot Greek
- Armeno-Kipchak language
- Army Slavic
- Arran Gaelic
- Ashokan Prakrit
- Atakapa language
- Atsugewi language
- Attic Greek
- Auteco language
- Avane language
- Pannonian Avars
- Avestan
- Avoyel
- Awabakal language
- Awngthim language
- Ayamán language
B
- Ba–Shu Chinese
- Baekje language
- Baenã language
- Bailang language
- Bala language (China)
- Bamboo English
- Banaban language
- Bapeng language
- Barranbinja language
- Basay language
- Basque–Icelandic pidgin
- Bass Strait Pidgin
- Begamati zuban
- Bengali Portuguese Creole
- Beothuk language
- Berti language
- Betoi–Jirara language
- Biblical Hebrew
- Bidai language
- Bidau Creole Portuguese
- Biloxi language
- Bindal language
- Birgid language
- Birrbay
- Bishuo language
- Blanco River Remo language
- Blemmyan language
- Bohairic Coptic
- Boro language (Ghana)
- Bororo of Cabaçal
- Bosha language
- Botifarra (Mallorca)
- Bozal Spanish
- Brajabuli
- Brajavali dialect
- British Latin
- Bruny Island Tasmanian language
- Bulgar language
- Bung language
- Bungandidj language
- Bunurong language
- Butler English
- Buyeo language
C
- Cabixi language
- Calusa language
- Cañari language
- Canichana language
- Capraia Isola
- Caramanta language
- Caranqui language
- Carolina Algonquian language
- Catawba language
- Catuquinaru language
- Caucasian Albanian language
- Caxcan language
- Central Alacaluf language
- Chagatai language
- Chairel language
- Chemakum language
- Chimariko language
- Chinato dialect
- Chinese Pidgin English
- Chochenyo dialect
- Chʼoltiʼ language
- Chontal language (Guerrero)
- Choynimni dialect
- Christian Palestinian Aramaic
- Chwalim dialect
- Ciguayo language
- Cimmerian language
- Classic Maya language
- Classical Arabic
- Classical Armenian
- Classical Cebuano
- Classical Chinese
- Classical Guarani
- Classical Japanese
- Classical Latin
- Classical Mongolian
- Classical Nahuatl
- Classical Newar
- Classical Quechua
- Classical Tibetan
- Coahuilteco language
- Comechingón language
- Comecrudo language
- Congaree people
- Coptic language
- Coree
- Cornish language
- Coroado Puri dialect
- Cotoname language
- Cowlitz language
- Crimean Gothic
- Cromarty dialect
- Island Chumash language
- Cueva language
- Cuitlatec language
- Culli language
- Cuman language
- Cumbric
- Cupeño language
- Cusabo language
D
- Dadanitic
- Dalmatian language
- Dama language (Sierra Leone)
- Dano-Norwegian
- Darkinyung language
- Deeside Gaelic
- Deir Alla inscription
- Demotic Egyptian language
- Demushbo language
- Dhakaiya Urdu
- Dharug language
- Dhauwurd Wurrung language
- Dhudhuroa language
- Di (Five Barbarians)
- Dilmun
- Dingal
- Dingling
- Dobhashi
- Doric Greek
- Dryopes
- Duan tribe
- Dumaitic
- Dzubukuá language
E
- Early Assamese
- Early Middle Japanese
- Early Modern Czech
- Early Modern English
- Early Modern Irish
- Early Modern Japanese
- Early Modern Spanish
- Early New High German
- Early Romani
- Early Scots
- East Sutherland Gaelic
- Eastern Han Chinese
- Eastern Navarrese dialect
- Eastern Old Japanese
- Ecclesiastical Latin
- Egyptian language
- Eiderstedt Frisian
- Eini dialect
- Elamite language
- Elu
- Elymian language