696.0

Judeo-Berber (Morocco)

judéo-berbère (Maroc)

judeo-bereber (Marruecos)

Morocco

MAR

jbe

Extinct

Judeo-Tamazight, Tamazight des juifs marocains

0.0

Haim Zafrani, Paulette-Galland Pernet, Daniel Schroeter, websites.

30.822

-6.8005

Several areas in the Higher and the Middle Atlas (Sous): the Ouarzazate area, and Boumalne Dades, Imini, Tinghir (Tinerhir), in the Draa valley Between Tiznit and Tafraout, around Ouijjane

2509.0

Vera'a

vera'a

vatrata

Vanuatu

VUT

vlr

Definitely endangered

Vatrata

300.0

Alexandre François 2008 http://alex.francois.free.fr/AF-terrain.htm

-13.872

167.4323

Vanua Lava

459.0

Evenki (Manchuria)

évenki (Mandchourie)

evenki (Manchuria)

China

CHN

evn, orh

Severely endangered

dialects: Orochen, Kumarchen (Manegir), Selpechen, Birarchen (Birar), Manchurian Reindeer Tungus, Khamnigan Evenki

4000.0

В. И. Цинциус: Эвенкийский язык. — Языки мира: Монгольские языки; Тунгусо-маньчжурские языки; Японский язык; Корейский язык. Москва: Индрик, 1997. 267–283. | Viktor Atknine: The Evenki language from the Yenisei to Sakhalin. — Northern minority languages: problems of survival. Edited by Hiroshi Shoji and Juha Janhunen. Senri Ethnological Studies 44; Osaka: National Museum of Ethnology. 109–121.

50.34

123.43

in China, four dialects of Evenki are officially classified under ‘Orochen’ (Oroqen) nationality: speakers of Orochen proper live scattered around Oroqen Autonomous Banner in Hulun Buir League in northeastern Inner Mongolia; the speakers of the other dialects live along the Amur basin in northwestern Heilongjiang Province: Kumarchen (or Manegir) in the Kumara basin on the upper Amur, Selpechen in the Fa and Selpe basins on the middle Amur, and Birarchen (or Birar) in the Xun and Zhan basins; two recent immigrant groups of Evenki speakers from Russia belong to the official ‘Evenki’ (Ewenke) nationality: the Manchurian Reindeer Tungus (‘Yakut Ewenke’) in Chen Barag Banner in Hulun Buir League in Inner Mongolia, and the Khamnigan (Tungus Ewenke) in Chen Baerhu Banner in Hulun Buir League

1991.0

Chung (Cambodia)

chung (Cambodge)

sa-och (Camboya)

Cambodia

KHM

scq

Critically endangered

Chu-ung

20.0

10.6875

103.8084

2501.0

Drubea

nââ drubea

drubea

New Caledonia (France)

NCL

duf

Vulnerable

Naa Drubea

946.0

1996 Census

-22.0347

166.5527

Païta, Dumbéa, Nouméa, Yaté

2288.0

Batek

batek

batek

Malaysia

MYS

btq

Critically endangered

Mintil dialect; Minriq, Mindriq or Mendriq dialect

700.0

Bradley 2007

4.6695

102.5051

1669.0

Katxuyana-Xikuyána

kaxuiâna-xikuyána

cachuana-warikyana

Brazil

BRA

kbb

Vulnerable

Kaxuyána-Xikuyána

150.0

Databank Moore, 2008.

2.043

-55.4589

1741.0

Njalgulgule

njalgulgule

nyalgulgule

Sudan

SDN

njl

Severely endangered

Bege, Beko, Nyolge

900.0

Voegelin & Voegelin, Ethnologue

8.4452

25.3015

486.0

Ainu (Kuril)

aïnou (Kouriles)

ainú (Islas Kuriles)

Russian Federation

RUS

ain

Extinct

0.0

В. М. Алпатов: Айнский язык. — Языки мира: Палеоазиатские языки. Москва: Индрик, 1997. 126–138.

46.8882

152.0068

the northern islands of the Kuril chain (especially Shumshu and Paramushir) and the southern tip of Kamchatka (Cape Lopatka)

1675.0

Mundurukú

mundurukú

mundurucú

Brazil

BRA

myu

Vulnerable

Mundurucu

8000.0

Moore, 2008.

-8.1027

-57.3486