zugferd_code_lists::zugferd_2_3_3::language

Enum Language

pub enum Language {
Show 483 variants    Afar,
    Abkhazian,
    Achinese,
    Acoli,
    Adangme,
    AdygheAdygei,
    AfroAsiaticOther,
    Afrihili,
    Afrikaans,
    Ainu,
    Akan,
    Akkadian,
    Albanian,
    Aleut,
    AlgonquianLanguages,
    SouthernAltai,
    Amharic,
    EnglishOldCa4501100,
    Angika,
    ApacheLanguages,
    Arabic,
    Aramaic,
    Aragonese,
    Armenian,
    MapudungunMapuche,
    Arapaho,
    ArtificialOther,
    Arawak,
    Assamese,
    AsturianBable,
    AthapascanLanguages,
    AustralianLanguages,
    Avaric,
    Avestan,
    Awadhi,
    Aymara,
    Azerbaijani,
    BandaLanguages,
    BamilekeLanguages,
    Bashkir,
    Baluchi,
    Bambara,
    Balinese,
    Basque,
    Basa,
    BalticOther,
    Beja,
    Belarusian,
    Bemba,
    Bengali,
    BerberOther,
    Bhojpuri,
    Bihari,
    Bikol,
    BiniEdo,
    Bislama,
    Siksika,
    BantuOther,
    Bosnian,
    Braj,
    Breton,
    BatakLanguages,
    Buriat,
    Buginese,
    Bulgarian,
    Burmese,
    BlinBilin,
    Caddo,
    CentralAmericanIndianOther,
    GalibiCarib,
    CatalanValencian,
    CaucasianOther,
    Cebuano,
    CelticOther,
    Chamorro,
    Chibcha,
    Chechen,
    Chagatai,
    Chinese,
    Chuukese,
    Mari,
    ChinookJargon,
    Choctaw,
    Chipewyan,
    Cherokee,
    ChurchSlavicOldSlavonicChurchSlavonicOldBulgarianOldChurchSlavonic,
    Chuvash,
    Cheyenne,
    ChamicLanguages,
    Coptic,
    Cornish,
    Corsican,
    CreolesAndPidginsEnglishBasedOther,
    CreolesAndPidginsFrenchBasedOther,
    CreolesAndPidginsPortugueseBasedOther,
    Cree,
    CrimeanTatarCrimeanTurkish,
    CreolesAndPidginsOther,
    Kashubian,
    CushiticOther,
    Czech,
    Dakota,
    Danish,
    Dargwa,
    LandDayakLanguages,
    Delaware,
    SlaveAthapascan,
    Dogrib,
    Dinka,
    DivehiDhivehiMaldivian,
    Dogri,
    DravidianOther,
    LowerSorbian,
    Duala,
    DutchMiddleCa10501350,
    DutchFlemish,
    Dyula,
    Dzongkha,
    Efik,
    EgyptianAncient,
    Ekajuk,
    Elamite,
    English,
    EnglishMiddle11001500,
    Esperanto,
    Estonian,
    Ewe,
    Ewondo,
    Fang,
    Faroese,
    Fanti,
    Fijian,
    FilipinoPilipino,
    Finnish,
    FinnoUgrianOther,
    Fon,
    French,
    FrenchMiddleCa14001600,
    FrenchOld842Ca1400,
    NorthernFrisian,
    EasternFrisian,
    WesternFrisian,
    Fulah,
    Friulian,
    Ga,
    Gayo,
    Gbaya,
    GermanicOther,
    Georgian,
    German,
    Geez,
    Gilbertese,
    GaelicScottishGaelic,
    Irish,
    Galician,
    Manx,
    GermanMiddleHighCa10501500,
    GermanOldHighCa7501050,
    Gondi,
    Gorontalo,
    Gothic,
    Grebo,
    GreekAncientTo1453,
    GreekModern1453,
    Guarani,
    SwissGermanAlemannic,
    Gujarati,
    Gwichin,
    Haida,
    HaitianHaitianCreole,
    Hausa,
    Hawaiian,
    Hebrew,
    Herero,
    Hiligaynon,
    Himachali,
    Hindi,
    Hittite,
    Hmong,
    HiriMotu,
    UpperSorbian,
    Hungarian,
    Hupa,
    Iban,
    Igbo,
    Icelandic,
    Ido,
    SichuanYi,
    IjoLanguages,
    Inuktitut,
    Interlingue,
    Iloko,
    InterlinguaInternationalAuxiliaryLanguageAssociation,
    IndicOther,
    Indonesian,
    IndoEuropeanOther,
    Ingush,
    Inupiaq,
    IranianOther,
    IroquoianLanguages,
    Italian,
    Javanese,
    Lojban,
    Japanese,
    JudeoPersian,
    JudeoArabic,
    KaraKalpak,
    Kabyle,
    KachinJingpho,
    KalaallisutGreenlandic,
    Kamba,
    Kannada,
    KarenLanguages,
    Kashmiri,
    Kanuri,
    Kawi,
    Kazakh,
    Kabardian,
    Khasi,
    KhoisanOther,
    CentralKhmer,
    Khotanese,
    KikuyuGikuyu,
    Kinyarwanda,
    KirghizKyrgyz,
    Kimbundu,
    Konkani,
    Komi,
    Kongo,
    Korean,
    Kosraean,
    Kpelle,
    KarachayBalkar,
    Karelian,
    KruLanguages,
    Kurukh,
    KuanyamaKwanyama,
    Kumyk,
    Kurdish,
    Kutenai,
    Ladino,
    Lahnda,
    Lamba,
    Lao,
    Latin,
    Latvian,
    Lezghian,
    LimburganLimburgerLimburgish,
    Lingala,
    Lithuanian,
    Mongo,
    Lozi,
    LuxembourgishLetzeburgesch,
    LubaLulua,
    LubaKatanga,
    Ganda,
    Luiseno,
    Lunda,
    LuoKenyaAndTanzania,
    Lushai,
    Macedonian,
    Madurese,
    Magahi,
    Marshallese,
    Maithili,
    Makasar,
    Malayalam,
    Mandingo,
    Maori,
    AustronesianOther,
    Marathi,
    Masai,
    Malay,
    Moksha,
    Mandar,
    Mende,
    IrishMiddle9001200,
    MikmaqMicmac,
    Minangkabau,
    MiscellaneousLanguages,
    MonKhmerOther,
    Malagasy,
    Maltese,
    Manchu,
    Manipuri,
    ManoboLanguages,
    Mohawk,
    Moldavian,
    Mongolian,
    Mossi,
    MultipleLanguages,
    MundaLanguages,
    Creek,
    Mirandese,
    Marwari,
    MayanLanguages,
    Erzya,
    NahuatlLanguages,
    NorthAmericanIndian,
    Neapolitan,
    Nauru,
    NavajoNavaho,
    NdebeleSouthSouthNdebele,
    NdebeleNorthNorthNdebele,
    Ndonga,
    LowGermanLowSaxonGermanLowSaxonLow,
    Nepali,
    NepalBhasaNewari,
    Nias,
    NigerKordofanianOther,
    Niuean,
    NorwegianNynorskNynorskNorwegian,
    BokmålNorwegianNorwegianBokmål,
    Nogai,
    NorseOld,
    Norwegian,
    Nko,
    PediSepediNorthernSotho,
    NubianLanguages,
    ClassicalNewariOldNewariClassicalNepalBhasa,
    ChichewaChewaNyanja,
    Nyamwezi,
    Nyankole,
    Nyoro,
    Nzima,
    OccitanPost1500Provençal,
    Ojibwa,
    Oriya,
    Oromo,
    Osage,
    OssetianOssetic,
    TurkishOttoman15001928,
    OtomianLanguages,
    PapuanOther,
    Pangasinan,
    Pahlavi,
    Pampanga,
    PanjabiPunjabi,
    Papiamento,
    Palauan,
    PersianOldCa600400BC,
    Persian,
    PhilippineOther,
    Phoenician,
    Pali,
    Polish,
    Pohnpeian,
    Portuguese,
    PrakritLanguages,
    ProvençalOldTo1500,
    Pushto,
    Quechua,
    Rajasthani,
    Rapanui,
    RarotonganCookIslandsMaori,
    RomanceOther,
    Romansh,
    Romany,
    Romanian,
    Rundi,
    AromanianArumanianMacedoRomanian,
    Russian,
    Sandawe,
    Sango,
    Yakut,
    SouthAmericanIndianOther,
    SalishanLanguages,
    SamaritanAramaic,
    Sanskrit,
    Sasak,
    Santali,
    Serbian,
    Sicilian,
    Scots,
    Croatian,
    Selkup,
    SemiticOther,
    IrishOldTo900,
    SignLanguages,
    Shan,
    Sidamo,
    SinhalaSinhalese,
    SiouanLanguages,
    SinoTibetanOther,
    SlavicOther,
    Slovak,
    Slovenian,
    SouthernSami,
    NorthernSami,
    SamiLanguagesOther,
    LuleSami,
    InariSami,
    Samoan,
    SkoltSami,
    Shona,
    Sindhi,
    Soninke,
    Sogdian,
    Somali,
    SonghaiLanguages,
    SothoSouthern,
    SpanishCastilian,
    Sardinian,
    SrananTongo,
    Serer,
    NiloSaharanOther,
    Swati,
    Sukuma,
    Sundanese,
    Susu,
    Sumerian,
    Swahili,
    Swedish,
    Syriac,
    Tahitian,
    TaiOther,
    Tamil,
    Tatar,
    Telugu,
    Timne,
    Tereno,
    Tetum,
    Tajik,
    Tagalog,
    Thai,
    Tibetan,
    Tigre,
    Tigrinya,
    Tiv,
    Tokelau,
    KlingonTlhinganHol,
    Tlingit,
    Tamashek,
    TongaNyasa,
    TongaTongaIslands,
    TokPisin,
    Tsimshian,
    Tswana,
    Tsonga,
    Turkmen,
    Tumbuka,
    TupiLanguages,
    Turkish,
    AltaicOther,
    Tuvalu,
    Twi,
    Tuvinian,
    Udmurt,
    Ugaritic,
    UighurUyghur,
    Ukrainian,
    Umbundu,
    Undetermined,
    Urdu,
    Uzbek,
    Vai,
    Venda,
    Vietnamese,
    Volapük,
    Votic,
    WakashanLanguages,
    Walamo,
    Waray,
    Washo,
    Welsh,
    SorbianLanguages,
    Walloon,
    Wolof,
    KalmykOirat,
    Xhosa,
    Yao,
    Yapese,
    Yiddish,
    Yoruba,
    YupikLanguages,
    Zapotec,
    Zenaga,
    ZhuangChuang,
    ZandeLanguages,
    Zulu,
    Zuni,
    NoLinguisticContent,
    ZazaDimiliDimliKirdkiKirmanjkiZazaki,
}

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AdygheAdygei

Adyghe; Adygei

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AfroAsiaticOther

Afro-Asiatic (Other)

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Afrihili

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Afrikaans

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Ainu

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Akan

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Akkadian

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Albanian

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Aleut

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AlgonquianLanguages

Algonquian languages

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SouthernAltai

Southern Altai

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Amharic

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EnglishOldCa4501100

English, Old (ca.450-1100)

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Angika

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ApacheLanguages

Apache languages

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Arabic

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Aramaic

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Aragonese

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Armenian

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MapudungunMapuche

Mapudungun; Mapuche

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Arapaho

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ArtificialOther

Artificial (Other)

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Arawak

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Assamese

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AsturianBable

Asturian; Bable

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AthapascanLanguages

Athapascan languages

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AustralianLanguages

Australian languages

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Avaric

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Avestan

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Awadhi

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Aymara

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Azerbaijani

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BandaLanguages

Banda languages

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BamilekeLanguages

Bamileke languages

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Bashkir

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Baluchi

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Bambara

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Balinese

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Basque

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Basa

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BalticOther

Baltic (Other)

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Beja

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Belarusian

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Bemba

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Bengali

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BerberOther

Berber (Other)

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Bhojpuri

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Bihari

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Bikol

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BiniEdo

Bini; Edo

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Bislama

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Siksika

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BantuOther

Bantu (Other)

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Bosnian

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Braj

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Breton

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BatakLanguages

Batak languages

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Buriat

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Buginese

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Bulgarian

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Burmese

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BlinBilin

Blin; Bilin

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Caddo

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CentralAmericanIndianOther

Central American Indian (Other)

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GalibiCarib

Galibi Carib

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CatalanValencian

Catalan; Valencian

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CaucasianOther

Caucasian (Other)

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Cebuano

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CelticOther

Celtic (Other)

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Chamorro

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Chibcha

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Chechen

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Chagatai

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Chinese

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Chuukese

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Mari

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ChinookJargon

Chinook jargon

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Choctaw

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Chipewyan

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Cherokee

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ChurchSlavicOldSlavonicChurchSlavonicOldBulgarianOldChurchSlavonic

Church Slavic; Old Slavonic; Church Slavonic; Old Bulgarian; Old Church Slavonic

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Chuvash

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Cheyenne

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ChamicLanguages

Chamic languages

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Coptic

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Cornish

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Corsican

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CreolesAndPidginsEnglishBasedOther

Creoles and pidgins, English based (Other)

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CreolesAndPidginsFrenchBasedOther

Creoles and pidgins, French-based (Other)

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CreolesAndPidginsPortugueseBasedOther

Creoles and pidgins, Portuguese-based (Other)

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Cree

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CrimeanTatarCrimeanTurkish

Crimean Tatar; Crimean Turkish

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CreolesAndPidginsOther

Creoles and pidgins (Other)

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Kashubian

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CushiticOther

Cushitic (Other)

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Czech

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Dakota

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Danish

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Dargwa

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LandDayakLanguages

Land Dayak languages

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Delaware

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SlaveAthapascan

Slave (Athapascan)

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Dogrib

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Dinka

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DivehiDhivehiMaldivian

Divehi; Dhivehi; Maldivian

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Dogri

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DravidianOther

Dravidian (Other)

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LowerSorbian

Lower Sorbian

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Duala

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DutchMiddleCa10501350

Dutch, Middle (ca.1050-1350)

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DutchFlemish

Dutch; Flemish

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Dyula

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Dzongkha

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Efik

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EgyptianAncient

Egyptian (Ancient)

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Ekajuk

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Elamite

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English

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EnglishMiddle11001500

English, Middle (1100-1500)

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Esperanto

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Estonian

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Ewe

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Ewondo

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Fang

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Faroese

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Fanti

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Fijian

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FilipinoPilipino

Filipino; Pilipino

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Finnish

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FinnoUgrianOther

Finno-Ugrian (Other)

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Fon

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French

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FrenchMiddleCa14001600

French, Middle (ca.1400-1600)

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FrenchOld842Ca1400

French, Old (842-ca.1400)

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NorthernFrisian

Northern Frisian

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EasternFrisian

Eastern Frisian

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WesternFrisian

Western Frisian

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Fulah

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Friulian

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Ga

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Gayo

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Gbaya

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GermanicOther

Germanic (Other)

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Georgian

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German

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Geez

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Gilbertese

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GaelicScottishGaelic

Gaelic; Scottish Gaelic

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Irish

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Galician

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Manx

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GermanMiddleHighCa10501500

German, Middle High (ca.1050-1500)

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GermanOldHighCa7501050

German, Old High (ca.750-1050)

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Gondi

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Gorontalo

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Gothic

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Grebo

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GreekAncientTo1453

Greek, Ancient (to 1453)

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GreekModern1453

Greek, Modern (1453-)

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Guarani

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SwissGermanAlemannic

Swiss German; Alemannic

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Gujarati

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Gwichin

Gwich’in

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Haida

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HaitianHaitianCreole

Haitian; Haitian Creole

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Hausa

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Hawaiian

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Hebrew

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Herero

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Hiligaynon

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Himachali

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Hindi

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Hittite

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Hmong

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HiriMotu

Hiri Motu

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UpperSorbian

Upper Sorbian

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Hungarian

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Hupa

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Iban

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Igbo

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Icelandic

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Ido

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SichuanYi

Sichuan Yi

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IjoLanguages

Ijo languages

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Inuktitut

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Interlingue

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Iloko

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InterlinguaInternationalAuxiliaryLanguageAssociation

Interlingua (International Auxiliary Language Association)

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IndicOther

Indic (Other)

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Indonesian

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IndoEuropeanOther

Indo-European (Other)

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Ingush

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Inupiaq

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IranianOther

Iranian (Other)

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IroquoianLanguages

Iroquoian languages

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Italian

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Javanese

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Lojban

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Japanese

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JudeoPersian

Judeo-Persian

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JudeoArabic

Judeo-Arabic

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KaraKalpak

Kara-Kalpak

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Kabyle

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KachinJingpho

Kachin; Jingpho

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KalaallisutGreenlandic

Kalaallisut; Greenlandic

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Kamba

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Kannada

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KarenLanguages

Karen languages

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Kashmiri

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Kanuri

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Kawi

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Kazakh

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Kabardian

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Khasi

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KhoisanOther

Khoisan (Other)

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CentralKhmer

Central Khmer

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Khotanese

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KikuyuGikuyu

Kikuyu; Gikuyu

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Kinyarwanda

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KirghizKyrgyz

Kirghiz; Kyrgyz

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Kimbundu

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Konkani

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Komi

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Kongo

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Korean

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Kosraean

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Kpelle

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KarachayBalkar

Karachay-Balkar

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Karelian

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KruLanguages

Kru languages

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Kurukh

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KuanyamaKwanyama

Kuanyama; Kwanyama

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Kumyk

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Kurdish

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Kutenai

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Ladino

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Lahnda

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Lamba

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Lao

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Latin

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Latvian

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Lezghian

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LimburganLimburgerLimburgish

Limburgan; Limburger; Limburgish

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Lingala

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Lithuanian

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Mongo

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Lozi

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LuxembourgishLetzeburgesch

Luxembourgish; Letzeburgesch

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LubaLulua

Luba-Lulua

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LubaKatanga

Luba-Katanga

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Ganda

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Luiseno

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Lunda

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LuoKenyaAndTanzania

Luo (Kenya and Tanzania)

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Lushai

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Macedonian

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Madurese

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Magahi

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Marshallese

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Maithili

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Makasar

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Malayalam

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Mandingo

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Maori

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AustronesianOther

Austronesian (Other)

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Marathi

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Masai

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Malay

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Moksha

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Mandar

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Mende

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IrishMiddle9001200

Irish, Middle (900-1200)

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MikmaqMicmac

Mi’kmaq; Micmac

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Minangkabau

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MiscellaneousLanguages

Miscellaneous languages

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MonKhmerOther

Mon-Khmer (Other)

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Malagasy

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Maltese

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Manchu

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Manipuri

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ManoboLanguages

Manobo languages

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Mohawk

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Moldavian

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Mongolian

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Mossi

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MultipleLanguages

Multiple languages

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MundaLanguages

Munda languages

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Creek

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Mirandese

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Marwari

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MayanLanguages

Mayan languages

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Erzya

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NahuatlLanguages

Nahuatl languages

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NorthAmericanIndian

North American Indian

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Neapolitan

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Nauru

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NavajoNavaho

Navajo; Navaho

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NdebeleSouthSouthNdebele

Ndebele, South; South Ndebele

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NdebeleNorthNorthNdebele

Ndebele, North; North Ndebele

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Ndonga

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LowGermanLowSaxonGermanLowSaxonLow

Low German; Low Saxon; German, Low; Saxon, Low

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Nepali

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NepalBhasaNewari

Nepal Bhasa; Newari

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Nias

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NigerKordofanianOther

Niger-Kordofanian (Other)

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Niuean

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NorwegianNynorskNynorskNorwegian

Norwegian Nynorsk; Nynorsk, Norwegian

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BokmålNorwegianNorwegianBokmål

Bokmål, Norwegian; Norwegian Bokmål

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Nogai

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NorseOld

Norse, Old

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Norwegian

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Nko

N’Ko

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PediSepediNorthernSotho

Pedi; Sepedi; Northern Sotho

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NubianLanguages

Nubian languages

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ClassicalNewariOldNewariClassicalNepalBhasa

Classical Newari; Old Newari; Classical Nepal Bhasa

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ChichewaChewaNyanja

Chichewa; Chewa; Nyanja

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Nyamwezi

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Nyankole

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Nyoro

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Nzima

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OccitanPost1500Provençal

Occitan (post 1500); Provençal

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Ojibwa

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Oriya

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Oromo

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Osage

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OssetianOssetic

Ossetian; Ossetic

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TurkishOttoman15001928

Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928)

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OtomianLanguages

Otomian languages

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PapuanOther

Papuan (Other)

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Pangasinan

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Pahlavi

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Pampanga

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PanjabiPunjabi

Panjabi; Punjabi

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Papiamento

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Palauan

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PersianOldCa600400BC

Persian, Old (ca.600-400 B.C.)

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Persian

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PhilippineOther

Philippine (Other)

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Phoenician

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Pali

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Polish

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Pohnpeian

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Portuguese

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PrakritLanguages

Prakrit languages

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ProvençalOldTo1500

Provençal, Old (to 1500)

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Pushto

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Quechua

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Rajasthani

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Rapanui

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RarotonganCookIslandsMaori

Rarotongan; Cook Islands Maori

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RomanceOther

Romance (Other)

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Romansh

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Romany

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Romanian

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Rundi

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AromanianArumanianMacedoRomanian

Aromanian; Arumanian; Macedo-Romanian

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Russian

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Sandawe

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Sango

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Yakut

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SouthAmericanIndianOther

South American Indian (Other)

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SalishanLanguages

Salishan languages

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SamaritanAramaic

Samaritan Aramaic

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Sanskrit

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Sasak

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Santali

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Serbian

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Sicilian

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Scots

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Croatian

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Selkup

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SemiticOther

Semitic (Other)

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IrishOldTo900

Irish, Old (to 900)

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SignLanguages

Sign Languages

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Shan

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Sidamo

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SinhalaSinhalese

Sinhala; Sinhalese

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SiouanLanguages

Siouan languages

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SinoTibetanOther

Sino-Tibetan (Other)

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SlavicOther

Slavic (Other)

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Slovak

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Slovenian

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SouthernSami

Southern Sami

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NorthernSami

Northern Sami

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SamiLanguagesOther

Sami languages (Other)

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LuleSami

Lule Sami

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InariSami

Inari Sami

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Samoan

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SkoltSami

Skolt Sami

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Shona

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Sindhi

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Soninke

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Sogdian

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Somali

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SonghaiLanguages

Songhai languages

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SothoSouthern

Sotho, Southern

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SpanishCastilian

Spanish; Castilian

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Sardinian

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SrananTongo

Sranan Tongo

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Serer

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NiloSaharanOther

Nilo-Saharan (Other)

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Swati

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Sukuma

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Sundanese

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Susu

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Sumerian

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Swahili

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Swedish

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Syriac

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Tahitian

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TaiOther

Tai (Other)

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Tamil

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Tatar

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Telugu

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Timne

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Tereno

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Tetum

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Tajik

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Tagalog

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Thai

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Tibetan

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Tigre

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Tigrinya

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Tiv

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Tokelau

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KlingonTlhinganHol

Klingon; tlhIngan-Hol

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Tlingit

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Tamashek

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TongaNyasa

Tonga (Nyasa)

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TongaTongaIslands

Tonga (Tonga Islands)

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TokPisin

Tok Pisin

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Tsimshian

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Tswana

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Tsonga

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Turkmen

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Tumbuka

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TupiLanguages

Tupi languages

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Turkish

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AltaicOther

Altaic (Other)

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Tuvalu

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Twi

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Tuvinian

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Udmurt

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Ugaritic

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UighurUyghur

Uighur; Uyghur

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Ukrainian

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Umbundu

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Undetermined

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Urdu

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Uzbek

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Vai

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Venda

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Vietnamese

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Volapük

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Votic

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WakashanLanguages

Wakashan languages

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Walamo

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Waray

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Washo

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Welsh

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SorbianLanguages

Sorbian languages

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Walloon

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Wolof

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KalmykOirat

Kalmyk; Oirat

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Xhosa

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Yao

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Yapese

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Yiddish

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Yoruba

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YupikLanguages

Yupik languages

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Zapotec

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Zenaga

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ZhuangChuang

Zhuang; Chuang

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ZandeLanguages

Zande languages

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Zulu

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Zuni

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NoLinguisticContent

No linguistic content

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ZazaDimiliDimliKirdkiKirmanjkiZazaki

Zaza; Dimili; Dimli; Kirdki; Kirmanjki; Zazaki.

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impl Clone for Language

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fn clone(&self) -> Language

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more

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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

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impl Code for Language

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fn code(self) -> &'static str

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impl Debug for Language

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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impl Description for Language

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fn description(self) -> &'static str

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impl FromCode for Language

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fn from_code(code: &str) -> Option<Self>
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impl Hash for Language

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fn hash<H: Hasher>(&self, state: &mut H)

Feeds this value into the given Hasher. Read more

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fn hash_slice<H>(data: &[Self], state: &mut H)
where H: Hasher, Self: Sized,

Feeds a slice of this type into the given Hasher. Read more

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impl Ord for Language

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fn cmp(&self, other: &Language) -> Ordering

This method returns an Ordering between self and other. Read more

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fn max(self, other: Self) -> Self
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Compares and returns the maximum of two values. Read more

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fn min(self, other: Self) -> Self
where Self: Sized,

Compares and returns the minimum of two values. Read more

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fn clamp(self, min: Self, max: Self) -> Self
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Restrict a value to a certain interval. Read more

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impl PartialEq for Language

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fn eq(&self, other: &Language) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.

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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.

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impl PartialOrd for Language

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fn partial_cmp(&self, other: &Language) -> Option<Ordering>

This method returns an ordering between self and other values if one exists. Read more

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fn lt(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests less than (for self and other) and is used by the < operator. Read more

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fn le(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests less than or equal to (for self and other) and is used by the <= operator. Read more

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fn gt(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests greater than (for self and other) and is used by the > operator. Read more

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fn ge(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests greater than or equal to (for self and other) and is used by the >= operator. Read more

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impl Copy for Language

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impl Eq for Language

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impl StructuralPartialEq for Language

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impl Freeze for Language

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impl RefUnwindSafe for Language

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impl Send for Language

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impl Sync for Language

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impl Unpin for Language

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impl UnwindSafe for Language

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fn type_id(&self) -> TypeId

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fn borrow(&self) -> &T

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Calls U::from(self).

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Performs the conversion.

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The type returned in the event of a conversion error.

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fn try_into(self) -> Result<U, >::Error>

Performs the conversion.

Language

Enum Language Copy item path

Variants§

Afar

Abkhazian

Achinese

Acoli

Adangme

AdygheAdygei

AfroAsiaticOther

Afrihili

Afrikaans

Ainu

Akan

Akkadian

Albanian

Aleut

AlgonquianLanguages

SouthernAltai

Amharic

EnglishOldCa4501100

Angika

ApacheLanguages

Arabic

Aramaic

Aragonese

Armenian

MapudungunMapuche

Arapaho

ArtificialOther

Arawak

Assamese

AsturianBable

AthapascanLanguages

AustralianLanguages

Avaric

Avestan

Awadhi

Aymara

Azerbaijani

BandaLanguages

BamilekeLanguages

Bashkir

Baluchi

Bambara

Balinese

Basque

Basa

BalticOther

Beja

Belarusian

Bemba

Bengali

BerberOther

Bhojpuri

Bihari

Bikol

BiniEdo

Bislama

Siksika

BantuOther

Bosnian

Braj

Breton

BatakLanguages

Buriat

Buginese

Bulgarian

Burmese

BlinBilin

Caddo

CentralAmericanIndianOther

GalibiCarib

CatalanValencian

CaucasianOther

Cebuano

CelticOther

Chamorro

Chibcha

Chechen

Enum Language