language_enum/
language.rs

1crate::ix!();
2
3/// Enumerates languages.
4/// This enum covers a wide range of languages, including major world languages, regional languages,
5/// and some languages with smaller populations for inclusivity.
6#[allow(deprecated)]
7#[derive(Default,RandConstruct,ItemFeature,Hash,Debug,Clone,PartialEq,Eq,PartialOrd,Ord,Serialize,Deserialize)]
8pub enum Language {
9
10    #[ai("An official language used in South African government, education, and daily communication. Frequently appears in administrative notices and primary school textbooks.")]
11    #[rand_construct(p=0.002)]
12    Afrikaans,
13
14    #[ai("The official language used in Albanian government, education, and daily communication. Commonly featured in national examinations and public media bulletins.")]
15    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
16    Albanian,
17
18    #[ai("An indigenous language used in cultural traditions and daily life. Often transmitted through family-based oral histories and intergenerational gatherings.")]
19    #[rand_construct(p=0.000001)]
20    Aleut,
21
22    #[ai("The official language used in Ethiopian government, education, and daily communication. Regularly applied in state-level directives and formal academic instruction.")]
23    #[rand_construct(p=0.003)]
24    Amharic,
25
26    #[ai("An indigenous language used in cultural traditions and daily life. Typically maintained through clan-based teaching and seasonal ceremonial use.")]
27    #[rand_construct(p=0.000001)]
28    Apache,
29
30    #[ai("A widely used language employed internationally in media, education, and commerce. Commonly found in multilingual signage at transport hubs and global news outlets.")]
31    #[rand_construct(p=0.08)]
32    Arabic,
33
34    #[ai("The official language used in Armenian government, education, and daily communication. Frequently included in national literary festivals and scholarly compilations.")]
35    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
36    Armenian,
37
38    #[ai("An official language used in Assamese state government, education, and daily communication. Regularly incorporated into regional curricular materials and local radio broadcasts.")]
39    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
40    Assamese,
41
42    #[ai("An indigenous language used in cultural traditions and daily life. Preserved through ritual events and localized teaching within mountain settlements.")]
43    #[rand_construct(p=0.000001)]
44    Aymara,
45
46    #[ai("The official language used in Azerbaijani government, education, and daily communication. Common in televised parliamentary sessions and literary competitions.")]
47    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
48    Azeri,
49
50    #[ai("A regional language used in Bashkir communities and local markets. Frequently encountered in informal neighborhood assemblies and village-level negotiations.")]
51    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
52    Bashkir,
53
54    #[ai("A regional language used in Basque communities and local markets. Often visible in bilingual street signage and community-run workshop materials.")]
55    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
56    Basque,
57
58    #[ai("An official language used in Belarusian government, education, and daily communication. Commonly integrated into public school lessons and civil service exams.")]
59    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
60    Belarusian,
61
62    #[ai("The official language used in Bangladeshi government, education, and daily communication. Routinely present in state broadcasts and standardized academic tests.")]
63    #[rand_construct(p=0.035)]
64    Bengali,
65
66    #[ai("An official language used in Bosnian government, education, and daily communication. Frequently reflected in local newspapers and official literary awards.")]
67    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
68    Bosnian,
69
70    #[ai("A regional language used in Breton communities and local markets. Occasionally featured in community cultural centers and bilingual workshop leaflets.")]
71    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
72    Breton,
73
74    #[ai("The official language used in Bulgarian government, education, and daily communication. Often found in national broadcast media and official literary anthologies.")]
75    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
76    Bulgarian,
77
78    #[ai("The official language used in Myanmar government, education, and daily communication. Common in judicial proceedings and teacher training materials.")]
79    #[rand_construct(p=0.003)]
80    Burmese,
81
82    #[ai("A regional language used in Visayan and Mindanaoan communities and local markets. Frequently employed in local storytelling circles and informal education sessions.")]
83    #[rand_construct(p=0.003)]
84    Cebuano,
85
86    #[ai("An indigenous language used in cultural traditions and daily life. Maintained through domestic instruction and occasional community-based language events.")]
87    #[rand_construct(p=0.000001)]
88    Chamorro,
89
90    #[ai("An official language used in Chechen regional government, education, and daily communication. Typically printed in local administrative forms and instructional guides.")]
91    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
92    Chechen,
93
94    #[ai("An indigenous language used in cultural traditions and daily life. Passed down through home-based language practice and periodic clan gatherings.")]
95    #[rand_construct(p=0.000001)]
96    Cherokee,
97
98    #[ai("An indigenous language used in cultural traditions and daily life. Preserved in familial dialogues and small-scale community ceremonies.")]
99    #[rand_construct(p=0.000001)]
100    Choctaw,
101
102    #[ai("An official language used in Chuvash regional government, education, and daily communication. Regularly supported by regional language initiatives and local publishing efforts.")]
103    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
104    Chuvash,
105
106    #[ai("A regional language used in Corsican communities and local markets. Occasionally referenced in neighborhood cultural clubs and small-scale print materials.")]
107    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
108    Corsican,
109
110    #[ai("The official language used in Croatian government, education, and daily communication. Commonly highlighted in national literary collections and educational broadcasts.")]
111    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
112    Croatian,
113
114    #[ai("The official language used in Czech government, education, and daily communication. Frequently employed in official bulletins and academic references.")]
115    #[rand_construct(p=0.002)]
116    Czech,
117
118    #[ai("The official language used in Danish government, education, and daily communication. Often seen in civic guidance documents and state-approved textbooks.")]
119    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
120    Danish,
121
122    #[ai("The official language used in Maldivian government, education, and daily communication. Common in official decrees and secondary-level instructional materials.")]
123    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
124    Dhivehi,
125
126    #[ai("The official language used in Dutch government, education, and daily communication. Regularly part of national television programming and standardized tests.")]
127    #[rand_construct(p=0.003)]
128    Dutch,
129
130    #[default]
131    #[ai("A widely used language employed internationally in media, education, and commerce. Frequently included in multinational conferences and cross-border educational frameworks.")]
132    #[rand_construct(p=0.15)]
133    English,
134
135    #[ai("The official language used in Estonian government, education, and daily communication. Often integrated into national curriculum reforms and academic symposiums.")]
136    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
137    Estonian,
138
139    #[ai("The official language used in Iranian government, education, and daily communication. Commonly appearing in literary journals and official educational mandates.")]
140    #[rand_construct(p=0.008)]
141    Farsi,
142
143    #[ai("An official language used in Philippine government, education, and daily communication. Routinely utilized in classroom instruction and public sector examinations.")]
144    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
145    Filipino,
146
147    #[ai("An official language used in Finnish government, education, and daily communication. Frequently featured in state media services and scholarly gatherings.")]
148    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
149    Finnish,
150
151    #[ai("A widely used language employed internationally in media, education, and commerce. Often required in diplomatic correspondences and international scholarly publications.")]
152    #[rand_construct(p=0.04)]
153    French,
154
155    #[ai("An official language used in Galician regional government, education, and daily communication. Commonly found in cultural radio segments and school reading lists.")]
156    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
157    Galician,
158
159    #[ai("The official language used in Georgian government, education, and daily communication. Regularly referenced in national literary awards and policy guidelines.")]
160    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
161    Georgian,
162
163    #[ai("The official language used in German government, education, and daily communication. Frequently encountered in academic conferences and national broadcasting outlets.")]
164    #[rand_construct(p=0.02)]
165    German,
166
167    #[ai("The official language used in Greek government, education, and daily communication. Often present in state educational programming and legislative records.")]
168    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
169    Greek,
170
171    #[ai("The official language used in Greenlandic government, education, and daily communication. Typically implemented in local school systems and cultural documentation projects.")]
172    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
173    Greenlandic,
174
175    #[ai("An official language used in Paraguayan government, education, and daily communication. Commonly featured in bilingual educational resources and civic newsletters.")]
176    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
177    Guarani,
178
179    #[ai("An official language used in Gujarati government, education, and daily communication. Frequently incorporated into regional academic panels and examination papers.")]
180    #[rand_construct(p=0.008)]
181    Gujarati,
182
183    #[ai("An official language used in Haitian government, education, and daily communication. Often utilized in community-oriented study materials and civic advisories.")]
184    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
185    HaitianCreole,
186
187    #[ai("A regional language used in West African communities and local markets. Typically employed in informal trade discussions and basic literacy programs.")]
188    #[rand_construct(p=0.005)]
189    Hausa,
190
191    #[ai("An indigenous language used in cultural traditions and daily life. Maintained through intergenerational teaching and occasional language revitalization camps.")]
192    #[rand_construct(p=0.000001)]
193    Hawaiian,
194
195    #[ai("The official language used in Israeli government, education, and daily communication. Commonly appearing in scholarly references and administrative correspondence.")]
196    #[rand_construct(p=0.002)]
197    Hebrew,
198
199    #[ai("An official language used in Indian government, education, and daily communication. Frequently found in public recruitment tests and national telecasts.")]
200    #[rand_construct(p=0.10)]
201    Hindi,
202
203    #[ai("An indigenous language used in cultural traditions and daily life. Often reinforced by household communication and local language clubs.")]
204    #[rand_construct(p=0.000001)]
205    Hmong,
206
207    #[ai("The official language used in Hungarian government, education, and daily communication. Regularly present in scientific congresses and national literature symposiums.")]
208    #[rand_construct(p=0.002)]
209    Hungarian,
210
211    #[ai("The official language used in Icelandic government, education, and daily communication. Common in university course materials and state-approved educational policies.")]
212    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
213    Icelandic,
214
215    #[ai("A regional language used in Nigerian communities and local markets. Typically utilized in basic trade literacy sessions and neighborhood announcement boards.")]
216    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
217    Igbo,
218
219    #[ai("A regional language used in Ilocano communities and local markets. Common in local reading circles and informal educational workshops.")]
220    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
221    Ilocano,
222
223    #[ai("The official language used in Indonesian government, education, and daily communication. Often included in government circulars and televised academic debates.")]
224    #[rand_construct(p=0.025)]
225    Indonesian,
226
227    #[ai("An indigenous language used in cultural traditions and daily life. Usually sustained through localized mentorship and community-based instruction events.")]
228    #[rand_construct(p=0.000001)]
229    Inuit,
230
231    #[ai("The official language used in Italian government, education, and daily communication. Commonly represented in scholarly dialogues and government briefing papers.")]
232    #[rand_construct(p=0.008)]
233    Italian,
234
235    #[ai("The official language used in Japanese government, education, and daily communication. Frequently part of national broadcast segments and authoritative publications.")]
236    #[rand_construct(p=0.02)]
237    Japanese,
238
239    #[ai("A regional language used in Javanese communities and local markets. Sometimes integrated into village-level instructional sessions and community storytelling clubs.")]
240    #[rand_construct(p=0.01)]
241    Javanese,
242
243    #[ai("An official language used in Karnataka government, education, and daily communication. Regularly appearing in provincial educational reforms and municipal bulletin updates.")]
244    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
245    Kannada,
246
247    #[ai("The official language used in Kazakhstani government, education, and daily communication. Common in official cultural forums and standardized educational guidelines.")]
248    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
249    Kazakh,
250
251    #[ai("The official language used in Cambodian government, education, and daily communication. Often featured in pedagogical materials and official newspaper editorials.")]
252    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
253    Khmer,
254
255    #[ai("The official language used in Korean government, education, and daily communication. Commonly included in public instruction manuals and academic course outlines.")]
256    #[rand_construct(p=0.01)]
257    Korean,
258
259    #[ai("A regional language used in Kurdish communities and local markets. Occasionally reflected in informal language classes and neighborhood advice leaflets.")]
260    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
261    Kurdish,
262
263    #[ai("An official language used in Kyrgyzstani government, education, and daily communication. Frequently present in official textbooks and legislative meeting notes.")]
264    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
265    Kyrgyz,
266
267    #[ai("The official language used in Laotian government, education, and daily communication. Commonly applied in judicial records and teacher preparation guides.")]
268    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
269    Lao,
270
271    #[ai("The official language used in Latvian government, education, and daily communication. Regularly utilized in literary competitions and national academic standards.")]
272    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
273    Latvian,
274
275    #[ai("The official language used in Lithuanian government, education, and daily communication. Often referenced in linguistic conferences and public academic lectures.")]
276    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
277    Lithuanian,
278
279    #[ai("An official language used in Luxembourgish government, education, and daily communication. Common in bilingual instruction manuals and cultural exchange programs.")]
280    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
281    Luxembourgish,
282
283    #[ai("An official language used in Malagasy government, education, and daily communication. Frequently part of rural literacy efforts and local radio schooling programs.")]
284    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
285    Malagasy,
286
287    #[ai("An official language used in Malaysian and Bruneian government, education, and daily communication. Typically employed in inter-ethnic educational frameworks and informational campaigns.")]
288    #[rand_construct(p=0.002)]
289    Malay,
290
291    #[ai("An official language used in Kerala government, education, and daily communication. Commonly integrated into regional curriculum updates and academic journal publishing.")]
292    #[rand_construct(p=0.003)]
293    Malayalam,
294
295    #[ai("The official language used in Maltese government, education, and daily communication. Often featured in constitutional documents and televised educational sessions.")]
296    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
297    Maltese,
298
299    #[ai("A widely used language employed in East Asian and global media, education, and commerce. Common in international research collaborations and cross-border educational networks.")]
300    #[rand_construct(p=0.12)]
301    Mandarin,
302
303    #[ai("An indigenous language used in New Zealander cultural traditions and daily life. Typically reinforced through school-based language initiatives and cultural resource centers.")]
304    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
305    Maori,
306
307    #[ai("An official language used in Maharashtrian government, education, and daily communication. Frequently encountered in district-level regulations and school competitions.")]
308    #[rand_construct(p=0.01)]
309    Marathi,
310
311    #[ai("An indigenous language used in Mohawk cultural traditions and daily life. Maintained in community language archives and specialized cultural workshops.")]
312    #[rand_construct(p=0.000001)]
313    Mohawk,
314
315    #[ai("The official language used in Mongolian government, education, and daily communication. Often found in national policy documents and academic periodicals.")]
316    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
317    Mongolian,
318
319    #[ai("An indigenous language used in Mexican cultural traditions and daily life. Generally transmitted via community-based educational circles and artisanal gatherings.")]
320    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
321    Nahuatl,
322
323    #[ai("An indigenous language used in Navajo cultural traditions and daily life. Commonly strengthened by localized training groups and cultural language materials.")]
324    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
325    Navajo,
326
327    #[ai("The official language used in Nepali government, education, and daily communication. Regularly featured in literary forums and standardized exam instructions.")]
328    #[rand_construct(p=0.003)]
329    Nepali,
330
331    #[ai("The official language used in Norwegian government, education, and daily communication. Frequently appearing in national syllabi and academic panel discussions.")]
332    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
333    Norwegian,
334
335    #[ai("An official language used in Odia government, education, and daily communication. Often included in local textbook revisions and teacher certification processes.")]
336    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
337    Oriya,
338
339    #[ai("A regional language used in Oromo communities and local markets. Typically applied in informal teaching groups and small-scale reading initiatives.")]
340    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
341    Oromo,
342
343    #[ai("A regional language used in Ossetian communities and local markets. Sometimes documented in cultural booklets and local educational pamphlets.")]
344    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
345    Ossetian,
346
347    #[ai("An official language used in Afghan government, education, and daily communication. Frequently required in public sector evaluations and civic educational content.")]
348    #[rand_construct(p=0.01)]
349    Pashto,
350
351    #[ai("The official language used in Polish government, education, and daily communication. Often appearing in scholarly symposiums and public informative brochures.")]
352    #[rand_construct(p=0.005)]
353    Polish,
354
355    #[ai("A widely used language employed in Lusophone and international media, education, and commerce. Commonly utilized in transnational educational consortiums and cultural agreements.")]
356    #[rand_construct(p=0.035)]
357    Portuguese,
358
359    #[ai("An official language used in Punjabi government, education, and daily communication. Regularly included in regional literary events and educational television programming.")]
360    #[rand_construct(p=0.01)]
361    Punjabi,
362
363    #[ai("An indigenous language used in Andean cultural traditions and daily life. Preserved through community-run language schools and local artisan mentoring.")]
364    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
365    Quechua,
366
367    #[ai("An indigenous language used in Rapa Nui cultural traditions and daily life. Often retained in ritual dance settings and small learning collectives.")]
368    #[rand_construct(p=0.000001)]
369    RapaNui,
370
371    #[ai("An official language used in Romanian and Moldovan government, education, and daily communication. Frequently part of cross-border academic collaborations and educational accords.")]
372    #[rand_construct(p=0.003)]
373    Romanian,
374
375    #[ai("A widely used language employed in Eurasian and international media, education, and commerce. Regularly integrated into multinational academic forums and diplomatic instructions.")]
376    #[rand_construct(p=0.03)]
377    Russian,
378
379    #[ai("The official language used in Samoan government, education, and daily communication. Common in classroom-based assignments and regional teacher workshops.")]
380    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
381    Samoan,
382
383    #[ai("A regional language used in Scottish communities and local markets. Occasionally recorded in village newsletters and local cultural brochures.")]
384    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
385    ScottishGaelic,
386
387    #[ai("The official language used in Serbian government, education, and daily communication. Often cited in national literary foundations and educational ordinances.")]
388    #[rand_construct(p=0.002)]
389    Serbian,
390
391    #[ai("A regional language used in Sindhi communities and local markets. Commonly practiced during poetry gatherings and neighborhood reading circles.")]
392    #[rand_construct(p=0.003)]
393    Sindhi,
394
395    #[ai("The official language used in Sri Lankan government, education, and daily communication. Regularly part of public announcements and teacher training sessions.")]
396    #[rand_construct(p=0.003)]
397    Sinhala,
398
399    #[ai("The official language used in Slovak government, education, and daily communication. Often referenced in national academic boards and cultural symposium programs.")]
400    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
401    Slovak,
402
403    #[ai("The official language used in Slovenian government, education, and daily communication. Commonly seen in official literature series and state-endorsed study aids.")]
404    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
405    Slovenian,
406
407    #[ai("The official language used in Somali government, education, and daily communication. Frequently involved in state educational policies and approved curricular expansions.")]
408    #[rand_construct(p=0.002)]
409    Somali,
410
411    #[ai("An official language used in Lesothan and South African government, education, and daily communication. Sometimes employed in bilingual classroom initiatives and neighborhood tutoring sessions.")]
412    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
413    Sotho,
414
415    #[ai("A widely used language employed in Iberian, Latin American, and global media, education, and commerce. Often essential in international scholarly journals and cross-border broadcasting.")]
416    #[rand_construct(p=0.09)]
417    Spanish,
418
419    #[ai("An official language used in East African government, education, and daily communication. Commonly included in teacher manuals and civic engagement materials.")]
420    #[rand_construct(p=0.005)]
421    Swahili,
422
423    #[ai("An official language used in Swedish and Finnish government, education, and daily communication. Regularly part of binational cultural projects and state-run educational media.")]
424    #[rand_construct(p=0.002)]
425    Swedish,
426
427    #[ai("A regional language used in Tagalog-speaking communities and local markets. Often present in informal reading lessons and neighborhood discussion groups.")]
428    #[rand_construct(p=0.005)]
429    Tagalog,
430
431    #[ai("A regional language used in Tahitian communities and local markets. Sometimes featured in locally organized language seminars and cultural story readings.")]
432    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
433    Tahitian,
434
435    #[ai("The official language used in Tajikistani government, education, and daily communication. Common in legislative references and standardized instructional frameworks.")]
436    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
437    Tajik,
438
439    #[ai("An official language used in Indian and Sri Lankan government, education, and daily communication. Frequently integrated into comparative literary studies and official textbook updates.")]
440    #[rand_construct(p=0.009)]
441    Tamil,
442
443    #[ai("A regional language used in Tatar communities and local markets. Periodically included in community language classes and small circulation newsletters.")]
444    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
445    Tatar,
446
447    #[ai("An official language used in Telugu-speaking Indian government, education, and daily communication. Often central to district-level educational reforms and public language guidelines.")]
448    #[rand_construct(p=0.01)]
449    Telugu,
450
451    #[ai("The official language used in Thai government, education, and daily communication. Commonly required in academic thesis submissions and official school announcements.")]
452    #[rand_construct(p=0.008)]
453    Thai,
454
455    #[ai("A regional language used in Tibetan communities and local markets. Occasionally upheld in monastery-based instruction and regional cultural book fairs.")]
456    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
457    Tibetan,
458
459    #[ai("An official language used in Botswanan and South African government, education, and daily communication. Often applied in cross-border educational exchanges and literacy enhancement campaigns.")]
460    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
461    Tswana,
462
463    #[ai("The official language used in Turkish government, education, and daily communication. Regularly employed in policy debate transcripts and national curriculum standards.")]
464    #[rand_construct(p=0.009)]
465    Turkish,
466
467    #[ai("The official language used in Turkmenistani government, education, and daily communication. Commonly part of official media channels and teacher preparation materials.")]
468    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
469    Turkmen,
470
471    #[ai("An indigenous language used in Tuvinian cultural traditions and daily life. Maintained in small group learning sessions and ceremonial chanting contexts.")]
472    #[rand_construct(p=0.000001)]
473    Tuvinian,
474
475    #[ai("A regional language used in Uighur communities and local markets. Sometimes visible in local pamphlets and informal educational tutorials.")]
476    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
477    Uighur,
478
479    #[ai("The official language used in Ukrainian government, education, and daily communication. Frequently incorporated into formal dissertations and national pedagogical content.")]
480    #[rand_construct(p=0.005)]
481    Ukrainian,
482
483    #[ai("The official language used in Pakistani government, education, and daily communication. Often involved in literary competitions and official exam guidelines.")]
484    #[rand_construct(p=0.01)]
485    Urdu,
486
487    #[ai("The official language used in Uzbekistani government, education, and daily communication. Commonly encountered in regional academic discussions and official training programs.")]
488    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
489    Uzbek,
490
491    #[ai("The official language used in Vietnamese government, education, and daily communication. Regularly utilized in course syllabi and civil administration directives.")]
492    #[rand_construct(p=0.01)]
493    Vietnamese,
494
495    #[ai("An official language used in Welsh government, education, and daily communication. Often present in cultural institutes and bilingual educational initiatives.")]
496    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
497    Welsh,
498
499    #[ai("An indigenous language used in Yakut cultural traditions and daily life. Generally supported by communal language workshops and heritage-based documentation efforts.")]
500    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
501    Yakut,
502
503    #[ai("A regional language used in Yoruba communities and local markets. Frequently employed in local mediation sessions and small business signage.")]
504    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
505    Yoruba,
506
507    #[ai("An official language used in South African government, education, and daily communication. Commonly found in academic papers and province-level informational materials.")]
508    #[rand_construct(p=0.002)]
509    Zulu,
510
511    #[ai("An indigenous language used in North African cultural traditions and daily life. Typically fostered through household transmission and artisan cooperative activities.")]
512    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
513    Berber,
514
515    #[ai("An official language used in Vanuatuan government, education, and daily communication. Often part of local teacher training sessions and civic literacy drives.")]
516    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
517    Bislama,
518
519    #[ai("An official language used in Catalan regional government, education, and daily communication. Frequently involved in cultural exhibitions and regional publishing houses.")]
520    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
521    Catalan,
522
523    #[ai("The official language used in Malawian government, education, and daily communication. Commonly reflected in national teacher guides and educational radio segments.")]
524    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
525    Chichewa,
526
527    #[ai("An official language used in Comorian government, education, and daily communication. Regularly implemented in classroom guidelines and municipal announcement papers.")]
528    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
529    Comorian,
530
531    #[ai("An indigenous language used in Dinka cultural traditions and daily life. Usually reinforced in familial consultation events and community-structured language classes.")]
532    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
533    Dinka,
534
535    #[ai("The official language used in Bhutanese government, education, and daily communication. Often included in teacher reference manuals and academic research projects.")]
536    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
537    Dzongkha,
538
539    #[ai("An official language used in Fijian government, education, and daily communication. Common in local curriculum design and community literacy schemes.")]
540    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
541    Fijian,
542
543    #[ai("A regional language used in French Creole-speaking communities and local markets. Sometimes present in locally produced cultural magazines and informal learning groups.")]
544    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
545    FrenchCreole,
546
547    #[ai("An official language used in I-Kiribati government, education, and daily communication. Often vital in atoll-level schooling initiatives and civic engagement materials.")]
548    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
549    Gilbertese,
550
551    #[ai("A regional language used in Hakka communities and local markets. Occasionally featured in community reading clubs and small-scale cultural festivals.")]
552    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
553    Hakka,
554
555    #[ai("An official language used in Papua New Guinean government, education, and daily communication. Frequently integrated into literacy improvement campaigns and regional educational radio shows.")]
556    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
557    HiriMotu,
558
559    #[ai("An official language used in Irish government, education, and daily communication. Often supported through language promotion agencies and bilingual education policies.")]
560    #[rand_construct(p=0.001)]
561    IrishGaeilge,
562
563    #[ai("A regional language used in Jamaican communities and local markets. Sometimes included in grassroots literacy sessions and local narrative collections.")]
564    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
565    JamaicanCreole,
566
567    #[ai("A regional language used in Kikongo-speaking communities and local markets. Occasionally recorded in community newsletters and small language tutorial meetups.")]
568    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
569    Kikongo,
570
571    #[ai("The official language used in Rwandan government, education, and daily communication. Common in school reforms and national linguistic research centers.")]
572    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
573    Kinyarwanda,
574
575    #[ai("The official language used in Burundian government, education, and daily communication. Regularly part of nationwide exam content and teacher training guidelines.")]
576    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
577    Kirundi,
578
579    #[ai("A regional language used in Belizean communities and local markets. Often applied in small tutoring groups and informal neighborhood reading sessions.")]
580    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
581    Kriol,
582
583    #[ai("The official language used in Vatican government, education, and daily communication. Commonly employed in ecclesiastical documents and scholarly treatises.")]
584    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
585    Latin,
586
587    #[ai("The language spoken in ancient Greece.")]
588    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
589    AncientGreek,
590
591    #[ai("A regional language used in Lingala-speaking communities and local markets. Periodically included in local radio discussions and basic literacy workshops.")]
592    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
593    Lingala,
594
595    #[ai("The official language used in Macedonian government, education, and daily communication. Frequently present in literary symposiums and government circulars.")]
596    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
597    Macedonian,
598
599    #[ai("The official language used in Marshallese government, education, and daily communication. Often integrated into elementary-level pedagogical approaches and civic instruction leaflets.")]
600    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
601    Marshallese,
602
603    #[ai("A regional language used in Mauritian communities and local markets. Sometimes involved in neighborhood language circles and cultural storytelling sessions.")]
604    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
605    MauritianCreole,
606
607    #[ai("The official language used in Nauruan government, education, and daily communication. Commonly referenced in teacher guidelines and local education reforms.")]
608    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
609    Nauruan,
610
611    #[ai("An official language used in Ndebele-speaking South African government, education, and daily communication. Often featured in multi-language classroom policies and regional broadcast announcements.")]
612    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
613    Ndebele,
614
615    #[ai("An indigenous language used in Nuer cultural traditions and daily life. Typically reinforced through family-based language maintenance and cultural dialogue forums.")]
616    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
617    Nuer,
618
619    #[ai("The official language used in Palauan government, education, and daily communication. Sometimes included in bilingual textbook initiatives and administrative instructions.")]
620    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
621    Palauan,
622
623    #[ai("A regional language used in Solomon Islands communities and local markets. Commonly utilized in inter-tribal communication efforts and simple educational leaflets.")]
624    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
625    Pijin,
626
627    #[ai("An official language used in Romansh-speaking Swiss government, education, and daily communication. Periodically employed in cultural research projects and region-specific academic material.")]
628    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
629    Romansh,
630
631    #[ai("The official language used in Central African government, education, and daily communication. Frequently integrated into national literacy strategies and civil documentation.")]
632    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
633    Sango,
634
635    #[ai("The official language used in Seychellois government, education, and daily communication. Often present in bilingual classroom instruction and community-led educational drives.")]
636    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
637    SeychelloisCreole,
638
639    #[ai("The official language used in Zimbabwean government, education, and daily communication. Regularly part of literacy advancement programs and regional language conferences.")]
640    #[rand_construct(p=0.002)]
641    Shona,
642
643    #[ai("An official language used in Swati-speaking government, education, and daily communication. Occasionally included in educational policy revisions and public reading campaigns.")]
644    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
645    Swati,
646
647    #[ai("A regional language used in Taiwanese communities and local markets. Common in informal literacy initiatives and small group language practice sessions.")]
648    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
649    TaiwaneseHokkien,
650
651    #[ai("The official language used in Timor-Leste government, education, and daily communication. Often applied in nationwide literacy projects and educational governance documents.")]
652    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
653    Tetum,
654
655    #[ai("The official language used in Eritrean government, education, and daily communication. Commonly utilized in teacher training institutes and state-produced textbooks.")]
656    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
657    Tigrinya,
658
659    #[ai("An official language used in Papua New Guinean government, education, and daily communication. Frequently featured in public health literature and community lesson plans.")]
660    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
661    TokPisin,
662
663    #[ai("The official language used in Tongan government, education, and daily communication. Often included in culturally aligned school materials and national reference guides.")]
664    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
665    Tongan,
666
667    #[ai("An official language used in Tshiluba-speaking Congolese government, education, and daily communication. Regularly included in local educational standards and administrative formats.")]
668    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
669    Tshiluba,
670
671    #[ai("The official language used in Tuvaluan government, education, and daily communication. Common in grassroots literacy efforts and foundational teaching resources.")]
672    #[rand_construct(p=0.0001)]
673    Tuvaluan,
674
675    #[deprecated(
676        since = "0.4.0",
677        note = "Legacy umbrella bucket. Prefer explicit Mayan languages (e.g., YucatecMaya, Kiche, Kaqchikel, Qeqchi, Mam, Tzotzil, Tzeltal, Chol) and ClassicalMaya for historical contexts; add further Mayan languages as distinct variants."
678    )]
679    #[ai("An indigenous language used in Mayan cultural traditions and daily life. Usually supported by seasonal language workshops and artisan documentation practices.")]
680    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
681    VariousMayanIndigenous,
682
683    #[deprecated(
684        since = "0.4.0",
685        note = "Legacy umbrella bucket. Prefer explicit Mexican indigenous languages (e.g., Nahuatl and individually enumerated Mayan languages); add further languages as distinct variants."
686    )]
687    #[ai("An indigenous language used in Mexican indigenous cultural traditions and daily life. Often sustained by community language cooperatives and traditional mentorships.")]
688    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
689    VariousMexicanIndigenous,
690
691    #[deprecated(
692        since = "0.4.0",
693        note = "Transitional umbrella bucket. Prefer explicit languages where available (e.g., Chichewa) and add further languages as distinct variants."
694    )]
695    #[ai("A regional language used in Zambian communities and local markets. Occasionally employed in village educational groups and local language promotion campaigns.")]
696    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
697    VariousBembaNyanjaLocal,
698
699    #[deprecated(
700        since = "0.4.0",
701        note = "Legacy umbrella bucket. Prefer explicit Indian languages already enumerated (e.g., Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Oriya, Punjabi, Sindhi, Urdu, Nepali) and add further languages as distinct variants."
702    )]
703    #[ai("A regional language used in Indian communities and local markets. Sometimes implemented in grassroots literacy clubs and informal language improvement sessions.")]
704    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
705    VariousIndianLocal,
706
707    #[deprecated(
708        since = "0.4.0",
709        note = "Transitional umbrella bucket. Prefer explicit Micronesian languages where available (e.g., Marshallese, Gilbertese) and add further languages as distinct variants."
710    )]
711    #[ai("A regional language used in Micronesian communities and local markets. Periodically included in island-level reading programs and small educational exchanges.")]
712    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
713    VariousMicronesianLocal,
714
715    #[deprecated(
716        since = "0.4.0",
717        note = "Legacy umbrella bucket. Prefer explicit languages already enumerated (e.g., Russian, Yakut, Tatar, Bashkir, Chuvash, Chechen, Ossetian) and add further languages as distinct variants."
718    )]
719    #[ai("A regional language used in Russian communities and local markets. Known to surface in local cultural fairs and community-based linguistic initiatives.")]
720    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
721    VariousRussianLocal,
722
723    #[deprecated(
724        since = "0.4.0",
725        note = "Legacy umbrella bucket. Prefer explicit South African languages already enumerated (e.g., Zulu, Xhosa, Afrikaans, Sotho, Tswana, Ndebele) and add further languages as distinct variants."
726    )]
727    #[ai("A regional language used in South African communities and local markets. Sometimes applied in neighborhood education tasks and minimal-scale language classes.")]
728    #[rand_construct(p=0.0005)]
729    VariousSouthAfricanLocal,
730
731
732    #[ai("An official language used in South African government, education, and daily communication. Regularly part of local literacy campaigns and widely integrated into community schooling materials.")]
733    #[rand_construct(p=0.002)]
734    Xhosa,
735
736    #[ai("A regional language used in unknown communities and local markets. Potentially employed in limited-language skill-building activities and informal learning contexts.")]
737    #[rand_construct(p=0.0000001)]
738    Other(OtherLanguage),
739
740    // =========================
741    // Classical / Liturgical
742    // =========================
743
744    #[ai("A Semitic language of the Afroasiatic family used in community and liturgical contexts across parts of the Middle East and diaspora. Often encountered in religious services, inscriptions, heritage education, and scholarly study.")]
745    #[rand_construct(p=0.00005)]
746    Aramaic,
747
748    #[ai("A liturgical language of the Afroasiatic family, historically derived from Ancient Egyptian. Primarily used in Coptic Orthodox religious services, hymnody, and academic study of early Christian and Egyptian texts.")]
749    #[rand_construct(p=0.000002)]
750    Coptic,
751
752    #[ai("A classical Indo-Aryan language of the Indo-European family used in South Asian liturgy, scholarship, and historical texts. Commonly encountered in religious recitation, classical literature, philosophy, and academic study.")]
753    #[rand_construct(p=0.00002)]
754    Sanskrit,
755
756    #[ai("A classical language of the Mayan language family used in ancient Maya hieroglyphic inscriptions and scholarly study. Commonly encountered in epigraphic research, museum materials, and academic instruction on Maya texts.")]
757    #[rand_construct(p=0.0000001)]
758    ClassicalMaya,
759
760    // =========================
761    // Ainu / Isolates
762    // =========================
763
764    #[ai("An indigenous language of northern Japan, often classified as an isolate. Typically encountered in cultural revitalization, heritage education, community programs, and linguistic documentation.")]
765    #[rand_construct(p=0.0000001)]
766    Ainu,
767
768    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Uto-Aztecan family used in Hopi community life and ceremonial contexts. Maintained through intergenerational instruction, community education programs, and cultural documentation initiatives.")]
769    #[rand_construct(p=0.000001)]
770    Hopi,
771
772    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Amazon basin, often classified as an isolate. Used in community life and encountered primarily through linguistic documentation and field research.")]
773    #[rand_construct(p=0.00000005)]
774    Piraha,
775
776    #[ai("An indigenous language of the western Amazon region, often classified as an isolate. Used in community life, local education contexts, and linguistic documentation.")]
777    #[rand_construct(p=0.000005)]
778    Ticuna,
779
780    #[ai("An indigenous language of northern South America, often classified as an isolate. Used in riverine communities and encountered in linguistic documentation and local cultural materials.")]
781    #[rand_construct(p=0.000002)]
782    Warao,
783
784    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Amazon basin, often classified as an isolate. Encountered primarily in linguistic documentation, community use, and heritage contexts.")]
785    #[rand_construct(p=0.00000005)]
786    Trumai,
787
788    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Amazon basin, often classified as an isolate. Primarily encountered in linguistic documentation and small-scale community heritage efforts.")]
789    #[rand_construct(p=0.00000002)]
790    Aikana,
791
792    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Amazon basin, often classified as an isolate. Primarily encountered in linguistic documentation and community heritage contexts.")]
793    #[rand_construct(p=0.00000001)]
794    Kanoe,
795
796    // =========================
797    // Mayan Languages
798    // =========================
799
800    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Mayan language family spoken in the Yucatán Peninsula. Used in daily communication, community media, bilingual education, and local civic outreach.")]
801    #[rand_construct(p=0.00008)]
802    YucatecMaya,
803
804    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Mayan language family spoken primarily in highland Guatemala. Used in daily life, local education, community media, and regional cultural programming.")]
805    #[rand_construct(p=0.00010)]
806    Kiche,
807
808    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Mayan language family spoken primarily in central Guatemala. Used in daily communication, bilingual education, community announcements, and local cultural documentation.")]
809    #[rand_construct(p=0.00008)]
810    Kaqchikel,
811
812    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Mayan language family spoken in Guatemala and Belize. Used in daily communication, bilingual education, community radio, and local civic materials.")]
813    #[rand_construct(p=0.00010)]
814    Qeqchi,
815
816    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Mayan language family spoken in Guatemala and southern Mexico. Used in daily communication, bilingual education materials, and community cultural initiatives.")]
817    #[rand_construct(p=0.00007)]
818    Mam,
819
820    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Mayan language family spoken in Chiapas, Mexico. Used in daily communication, community storytelling, local media, and regionally produced teaching resources.")]
821    #[rand_construct(p=0.00007)]
822    Tzotzil,
823
824    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Mayan language family spoken in Chiapas, Mexico. Used in daily communication, community media, bilingual education programs, and local reading materials.")]
825    #[rand_construct(p=0.00006)]
826    Tzeltal,
827
828    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Mayan language family spoken in southern Mexico. Used in community life, local traditions, and bilingual education initiatives.")]
829    #[rand_construct(p=0.00002)]
830    Chol,
831
832    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Mayan language family spoken in Guatemala and southern Mexico. Used in daily communication, local education, and community documentation projects.")]
833    #[rand_construct(p=0.000015)]
834    Qanjobal,
835
836    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Mayan language family spoken in Guatemala. Used in daily community life, local education, and cultural documentation and revitalization efforts.")]
837    #[rand_construct(p=0.00001)]
838    Ixil,
839
840    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Mayan language family spoken in Guatemala. Used in daily communication, bilingual education, community media, and cultural programming.")]
841    #[rand_construct(p=0.000012)]
842    Tzutujil,
843
844    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Mayan language family spoken in Guatemala. Used in daily community life, bilingual education materials, and local cultural documentation programs.")]
845    #[rand_construct(p=0.000008)]
846    Poqomchi,
847
848    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Mayan language family spoken in Guatemala and Mexico. Used in daily communication, community education programs, and local publications and documentation projects.")]
849    #[rand_construct(p=0.000008)]
850    Chuj,
851
852    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Mayan language family spoken in Guatemala and Mexico. Used in community life, local education, and documentation and revitalization initiatives.")]
853    #[rand_construct(p=0.000006)]
854    Jakaltek,
855
856    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Mayan language family spoken in southern Mexico. Used in community life, local traditions, and small-scale education and documentation efforts.")]
857    #[rand_construct(p=0.000004)]
858    Tojolabal,
859
860    // =========================
861    // Algonquian Languages
862    // =========================
863
864    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Algonquian language family spoken across large regions of Canada. Used in community life, education programs, media, and language revitalization initiatives.")]
865    #[rand_construct(p=0.00002)]
866    Cree,
867
868    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Algonquian language family spoken in the Great Lakes region. Used in community life, immersion education, cultural programs, and documentation projects.")]
869    #[rand_construct(p=0.000015)]
870    Ojibwe,
871
872    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Algonquian language family spoken in Atlantic Canada. Used in community contexts, cultural programming, education initiatives, and revitalization efforts.")]
873    #[rand_construct(p=0.000001)]
874    Mikmaq,
875
876    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Algonquian language family spoken in Plains communities. Used in cultural traditions, community life, education initiatives, and language revitalization programs.")]
877    #[rand_construct(p=0.0000005)]
878    Blackfoot,
879
880    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Algonquian language family spoken in Plains communities. Used in community life, ceremonial contexts, and language revitalization and documentation initiatives.")]
881    #[rand_construct(p=0.0000003)]
882    Cheyenne,
883
884    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Algonquian language family spoken in Plains communities. Used in community life, cultural traditions, and revitalization and documentation efforts.")]
885    #[rand_construct(p=0.0000002)]
886    Arapaho,
887
888    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Algonquian language family historically spoken by Lenape communities. Used today primarily in revitalization, education programs, and cultural heritage contexts.")]
889    #[rand_construct(p=0.0000001)]
890    Lenape,
891
892    // =========================
893    // Iroquoian Languages
894    // =========================
895
896    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Iroquoian language family used in Haudenosaunee community life, education, ceremonial contexts, and revitalization programs.")]
897    #[rand_construct(p=0.000001)]
898    Oneida,
899
900    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Iroquoian language family used in Haudenosaunee community life, ceremonial practice, education initiatives, and documentation and revitalization efforts.")]
901    #[rand_construct(p=0.000001)]
902    Onondaga,
903
904    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Iroquoian language family used in Haudenosaunee community life, local education initiatives, and cultural programming and revitalization work.")]
905    #[rand_construct(p=0.000001)]
906    Cayuga,
907
908    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Iroquoian language family used in Haudenosaunee community life, education initiatives, cultural programming, and revitalization efforts.")]
909    #[rand_construct(p=0.000001)]
910    Seneca,
911
912    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Iroquoian language family historically spoken in the southeastern United States. Used today primarily in revitalization, education programs, and heritage contexts.")]
913    #[rand_construct(p=0.0000005)]
914    Tuscarora,
915
916    // =========================
917    // Siouan Languages
918    // =========================
919
920    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Siouan language family used in Lakota community life, cultural traditions, immersion education, and revitalization programs.")]
921    #[rand_construct(p=0.000001)]
922    Lakota,
923
924    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Siouan language family used in Dakota community life, cultural traditions, education initiatives, and revitalization programs.")]
925    #[rand_construct(p=0.000001)]
926    Dakota,
927
928    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Siouan language family used in Nakota community contexts, cultural traditions, and revitalization and documentation efforts.")]
929    #[rand_construct(p=0.0000005)]
930    Nakota,
931
932    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Siouan language family used in Crow community life, cultural traditions, education initiatives, and revitalization programs.")]
933    #[rand_construct(p=0.0000005)]
934    Crow,
935
936    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Siouan language family used in Hidatsa community contexts, cultural traditions, and revitalization and documentation initiatives.")]
937    #[rand_construct(p=0.0000002)]
938    Hidatsa,
939
940    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Siouan language family historically spoken by Mandan communities. Used today primarily in revitalization, cultural heritage, and documentation contexts.")]
941    #[rand_construct(p=0.0000001)]
942    Mandan,
943
944    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Siouan language family used in Omaha community contexts, cultural traditions, education initiatives, and revitalization programs.")]
945    #[rand_construct(p=0.0000003)]
946    Omaha,
947
948    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Siouan language family used in Ponca revitalization, education, and cultural heritage contexts.")]
949    #[rand_construct(p=0.0000001)]
950    Ponca,
951
952    #[ai("An indigenous language of the Siouan language family used in Ho-Chunk community contexts, cultural traditions, education initiatives, and revitalization programs.")]
953    #[rand_construct(p=0.0000002)]
954    HoChunk,
955
956}
957
958impl Language {
959
960    pub fn other(x: impl ToString) -> Self {
961        Self::Other(OtherLanguage::new(x))
962    }
963}
language_enum/language.rs

language_enum/
language.rs
