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Template:RQ:Milton Smectymnuus/documentation

Usage
This template may be used in Wiktionary entries to format quotations from 's work An Apology for Smectymnuus (1642) as it appears in a collected edition of his prose works entitled A Complete Collection of the Historical, Political, and Miscellaneous Works of John Milton (1st edition, 1698, volume I). It can be used to create a link to an online version of the work at the Internet Archive.

Parameters
The template takes the following parameters:

 * 1 or page, or pages – mandatory in some cases: the page number(s) of the work. If using pages to quote a range of pages, note the following:
 * Separate the first and last pages of the range with an en dash, like this: 169–170.
 * You must also use pageref to specify the page number that the template should link to (usually the page on which the Wiktionary entry appears).
 * This parameter must be specified to have the template link to the online version of the work.

 * 2, text, or passage – the passage to be quoted.
 * footer – a comment on the passage quoted.
 * brackets – use on to surround a quotation with brackets. This indicates that the quotation either contains a mere mention of a term (for example, "some people find the word manoeuvre hard to spell") rather than an actual use of it (for example, "we need to manoeuvre carefully to avoid causing upset"), or does not provide an actual instance of a term but provides information about related terms.

Examples

 * Wikitext:
 * ; or
 * Result:
 * Result:

Technical information
This template relies on.


text:
-ი̄დ

Suffix

 * 1) forms diminutives,

license: Creative Commons - Attribution Share-Alike - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

title: -ი̄დ


text:
-ო̄დ

Suffix

 * 1) forms diminutives,

title: -ო̄დ


text:
-უ̄დ

Suffix

 * 1) forms diminutives,

title: -უ̄დ


text:
מוגלה

Noun

 * 1) pus

title: מוגלה


text: sciables

title: sciables


text:
taisleach

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) moisture, damp

title: taisleach


text:
ჭყინტ

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) boy

title: ჭყინტ


text: Category:sva:Children

title: Category:sva:Children


text: Category:sva:Male

title: Category:sva:Male


text:
User:Prahlad balaji/sandbox1

—

title: User:Prahlad balaji/sandbox1


text: Argeri

title: Argeri


text:
Carham

Proper noun

 * , on the border with Scotland.

title: Carham


text: Tafaro

title: Tafaro


text:
is mise le meas

Phrase

 * 1)  formula to end a letter, yours truly (literally: 'I am yours, respectfully')

title: is mise le meas


text: Arimondi

title: Arimondi


text:
zagua

Etymology
Though the is unattested, this Castilian form exposes typical  developments, avowing itself to be from a variant of  as well as synonymously used 🇨🇬 whence  and 🇨🇬 whence.

title: zagua


text: zaguas

title: zaguas


text: Montrone

title: Montrone


text: ცუ̂იც

title: ცუ̂იც


text: Category:Polish semantic loans from English


text: Arisio

title: Arisio


text:
ციცუ̄ლდ

Noun

 * 1) pussy,

title: ციცუ̄ლდ


text: Cordellina

title: Cordellina


text:
ციცულდ

Noun

 * 1) pussy,

title: ციცულდ


text:
ციცუ̄ლ

Noun

 * 1) pussy,

title: ციცუ̄ლ


text: Category:Svan terms suffixed with -უ̄ლდ

title: Category:Svan terms suffixed with -უ̄ლდ


text:
pienić

Etymology
..

Verb

 * 1)  to froth
 * 2)  to foam
 * 3)  to foam at the mouth

title: pienić


text: Artale

title: Artale


text: Tecchio

title: Tecchio


text: ibolyát

title: ibolyát


text:
autokarykatura

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) self-caricature

title: autokarykatura


text:
Uncle Shmuel

Etymology
, implying that the US government is dominated or manipulated by Jewish interests.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Uncle Sam.

title: Uncle Shmuel


text:
언급

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) mention

title: 언급


text: Arletti

title: Arletti


text: Zileri

title: Zileri


text:
כותרת

Noun

 * 1)  headline
 * 2) title, heading
 * 3)  capital

title: כותרת


text:
alulról szagolja az ibolyát

Etymology
. lit. 's/he smells the violet from beneath'.

Verb

 * 1)  to push up daisies to be dead and buried

Conjugation

 * For the verb, see.
 * The rest of the phrase remains unchanged.

title: alulról szagolja az ibolyát


text: Sprouston

title: Sprouston


text:
Raketenabwehr

Noun

 * 1) missile defence

title: Raketenabwehr


text: szagolja

title: szagolja


text: Leasons

title: Leasons


text:
còpula

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1)  copula
 * 2) copulation

title: còpula


text:
konsulting

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) consulting

title: konsulting


text:
silmä silmästä

Phrase

 * 1)  eye for an eye

title: silmä silmästä


text:
מברק

Noun

 * 1) telegram

title: מברק


text: Reutzels

title: Reutzels


text: miltan

title: miltan


text:
konsultingowy

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  consulting

title: konsultingowy


text:
consultingowy

Etymology
From.

title: consultingowy


text: Sherwens

title: Sherwens


text:
Hagimus

Etymology
, from.

title: Hagimus


text:
Schinoasa

Etymology
Dialectal form of, from.

title: Schinoasa


text:
Schinoșica

Etymology
Dialectal form of a feminine diminutive of.

title: Schinoșica


text:
Ungheni

Etymology
From

Translations

 * Hungarian:
 * Romanian: Ungheni
 * Russian: Унгены
 * Ukrainian: Унге́ни

Etymology
From, referring to a triangle-shaped piece of land.

title: Ungheni


title: Template:R:ota:Rocchi:2009


text: Scolovenos

title: Scolovenos


text:
Appendix:Belter Creole/foriya

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) true
 * 2) real
 * 3) authentic

title: Appendix:Belter Creole/foriya


text: Toussies

title: Toussies


text: Category:es:Glasses

title: Category:es:Glasses


text: Category:en:Glasses

title: Category:en:Glasses


text: Gasses

title: Gasses


text:
sevandija

Etymology
From, crossed with , both from , perhaps of origin.

Noun

 * 1) maggot; parasite; worm

Noun

 * 1)  a person who lives at the expense of others

title: sevandija


text: sevandijas

title: sevandijas


text:
Talk:陽光

Wuhan
Is 阳光社区 in Wuhan really necessary?
 * Thanks for your inquiry. Compare this entry to . As of 2011, there were 240,000 persons in Guanshan District. Guanshan district is divided into 28 社区 . The PRC has a universal, top-down, muti-tiered system of breaking up the country into smaller divisions, and this isn't even the lowest division- there are even lower divisions that can get three cites for the terms. By the law of averages, excluding recent Wuhan coronavirus deaths God bless their hearts, there are probably 8,500 souls in Yangguang Residential Community. Loving County, Texas has a total population of sixty-four (counting only humans that is- including cattle into that total would reach a far higher number). So the answer is yes, I believe the Chinese character term of 陽光 Yangguang residential community would really be necessary if Wiktionary were to reach a completed form of itself, because it is an official administrative division of the PRC that can probably get three cites on some level at least in Chinese characters. That is my viewpoint. --Geographyinitiative (talk) 21:49, 1 March 2022 (UTC)

 * Thank you Geographyinitiative for providing your viewpoint. As a native of PRC I do understand the significance of "小区" (or "residential community"). However, hereafter are the reasons why I am confused:
 * 1. Since you have created entries for xiaoqus such as 阳光社区 and 剑桥春天 on Wiktionary, does it mean that the name of every sizable residential community within PRC shall be included on Wiktionary? That could potentially mean thousands of new entries. Although I live in a "small" city with a million people, there are easily 10 thousand people living in the xiaoqu I live in. The "天通苑" xiaoqu in Beijing houses approximately 500 thousand people, yet "天通苑" does not have its own entry on Wiktionary.
 * 2. Is it really necessary to include names of low-level administrative divisions of China on Wiktionary? Shouldn't that be covered by Wikipedia?
 * 3. What about low-level administrative divisions of other countries?
 * 4. What about xiaoqus that share the same name? One simple Google search shows that there are multiple "阳光社区"s in Beijing, Nanning, Changzhou, Yancheng, Yangquan, Shangyu, even Kashgar, etc. I am not accusing you of being Wuhan-centric, but it does pique my interest as to what Wiktionary's the standards are. JesusPiece (talk) 21:33, 19 April 2022 (UTC)
 * Here's
 * 1. "That could potentially mean thousands of new entries." YES, it does mean that, exactly that. Not thousands, but tens of thousands- a number beyond reckoning. Every minor geography on needs a page on Wiktionary (provided three cites are found, which they would be) and Wikipedia even more so.
 * There is an imbalance toward Hubei Province on Wiktionary because I started in that area. I interpret the imbalance as the present-day weakness of Wiktionary. I'd love to see MORE Beijing. Examples of other disparities (as of 4/28/2022): Category:en:Places in Ningxia (7 entries, 7 million people, 60,000 sq km), Category:en:Places in West Virginia, USA (534 entries, 1 million people, 60,000 sq km), Category:en:Places in Washington, USA (306 entries, 7 million people, 200,000 sq km)
 * 2. Criteria_for_inclusion "The following place names shall be included if they fulfill attestation requirements[...]Human settlements: cities, towns, villages, etc., Districts and neighborhoods of cities and towns"
 * 3. Yes, those are included, too. My linguistic skills kind of limit me to Mandarin-related location names (most English language stuff is pretty good already), but the minor towns of Luxembourg and the craters of Europa, as well as the Nepali and Portuguese translations for all those names, are all within the scope of the Wiktionary project. The PRC geography needs MORE representation, not less or curtailed representation.
 * 4. Yes, there are examples of situations where multiple locations have the same name, like Anping or Bakersville. All those need three cites minimum for each sense.
 * For clarification for future readers, here is an example of a community that I would very likely not create an English Wiktionary page for:
 * --Geographyinitiative (talk) 22:09, 19 April 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:陽光


text:
Lundie

Etymology
Perhaps from a word meaning "little marsh" or "black marsh".

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Lundie is the 54296th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 380 individuals. Lundie is most common among White (76.32%) and Black/African American (19.74%) individuals.

title: Lundie


text:
Çeçenistan

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) Chechnya

Proper noun

 * 1) Chechnya

title: Çeçenistan


text: ܩܝܡ

title: ܩܝܡ


text:
MAC-48

Proper noun

 * 1)  an obsolete EUI used to address hardware interfaces within existing IEEE 802-based networking applications

title: MAC-48


text:
ఒంటియ

Etymology
, from ; ultimately from. Cognates include 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) camel

title: ఒంటియ


text:
ilişkin

Etymology
Coined from during the language reform to replace the Arabic borrowings, , , and. Compare.

Postposition

 * 1)  regarding, concerning

title: ilişkin


text:
EUI-48

Proper noun

 * 1)  an EUI currently used for IEEE 802-based networking and is also used to identify other devices and software

title: EUI-48


text:
Talk:get out of Dodge

Shouldn't "get out of Dodge" have an associated US English audio, since it's an American idiomatic expression? Nancygerette (talk) 21:29, 1 March 2022 (UTC)

 * @Nancygerette I've made a request for this. - excarnateSojourner (talk | contrib) 06:26, 24 September 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:get out of Dodge


text: Category:fro:Leprosy

title: Category:fro:Leprosy


text: Category:osp:Leprosy

title: Category:osp:Leprosy


text: EUI

title: EUI


text:
Harkov

Etymology
From.

title: Harkov


text: EUIs

title: EUIs


text:
EUI-64

Proper noun

 * 1)  an obsolete EUI which originally encompassed both MAC-48 and EUI-48 identifiers by a simple translation mechanism

title: EUI-64


text:
Hansca

Etymology
, feminine of, from.

title: Hansca


text:
Hulboaca

Etymology
, feminine of, from.

title: Hulboaca


text:
Hădărăuți

Etymology
, from, from , from.

title: Hădărăuți


text:
funàmbul

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) tightrope walker

title: funàmbul


text: DHC

title: DHC


text: Category:ko:Athletes

title: Category:ko:Athletes


text: Tex-ass

title: Tex-ass


text:
regaseificação

Etymology
From or.

Noun

 * 1) regasification

title: regaseificação


text: gasses up

title: gasses up


text: gases up

title: gases up


text: gassed up

title: gassed up


text: gassing up

title: gassing up


text:
prawo kanoniczne

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  canon law

title: prawo kanoniczne


text:
a cal sabater, sabates de paper

Etymology
lit. 'in the shoemaker's house, paper shoes'.

Proverb

 * 1) the shoemaker's children go barefoot

title: a cal sabater, sabates de paper


text:
yok edilmek

Verb

 * : to be destroyed

title: yok edilmek


text:
Cimișlia

Etymology
, from, named after the tamga of the tribe.

title: Cimișlia


text:
コンポジション

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) composition

title: コンポジション


text:
Ciuluc

Etymology
, from, from.

title: Ciuluc


text:
इयम्

Etymology
Feminine of,.

Pronoun

 * 1) this (feminine)

title: इयम्


text: Citations:劍橋春天

title: Citations:劍橋春天


text: Jiànqiáo Chūntiān

title: Jiànqiáo Chūntiān


text: Chádòng

title: Chádòng


text: cìqín

title: cìqín


text:
liitsa

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) face
 * 2)  person

title: liitsa


text:
regasification plant

Noun

 * 1) An industrial facility in which liquefied natural gas (GLN) at a temperature of -162 °C (-260 °F) is converted into natural gas at atmospheric temperature.

Translations

 * French: usine de regazéification
 * Galician: regasificadora, planta regasificadora
 * German: Regasifizierungsanlage
 * Italian: impianto di rigassificazione
 * Portuguese: planta de regaseificação, regaseificadora, planta regaseificadora
 * Spanish: regasificadora, planta regasificadora

title: regasification plant


text: trèvol menut

title: trèvol menut


text: Quacker

title: Quacker


text:
wyzuwać

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to bereave
 * 2)  to bereave oneself
 * 1)  to bereave oneself

title: wyzuwać


text:
wyzuć

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to bereave
 * 2)  to bereave oneself
 * 1)  to bereave oneself

title: wyzuć


text:
單打一

Verb

 * 1) to have a one-track mind

title: 單打一


text: 单打一

title: 单打一


text: dāndǎyī

title: dāndǎyī


text:
zzuwać

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to unshoe
 * 2)  to undress
 * 3)  to unshoe oneself
 * 4)  to undress oneself
 * 1)  to undress oneself

title: zzuwać


text:
zzuć

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to unshoe
 * 2)  to undress
 * 3)  to unshoe oneself
 * 4)  to undress oneself
 * 1)  to undress oneself

title: zzuć


text: Earlston

title: Earlston


text:
គំនូស

Noun

 * 1) outline, sketch, graph, chart, diagram
 * 2) fate, destiny

title: គំនូស


text:
برداي

Etymology
Likely derived from,.

title: برداي


text:
matkapooli

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) direction of the journey

title: matkapooli


text: Category:Rhymes:Spanish/ado/4 syllables

title: Category:Rhymes:Spanish/ado/4 syllables


text: Category:Rhymes:Spanish/ado/5 syllables

title: Category:Rhymes:Spanish/ado/5 syllables


text: Category:Rhymes:Spanish/ado/6 syllables

title: Category:Rhymes:Spanish/ado/6 syllables


text: Category:Rhymes:Spanish/ara/3 syllables

title: Category:Rhymes:Spanish/ara/3 syllables


text: Category:Rhymes:Spanish/ara/2 syllables

title: Category:Rhymes:Spanish/ara/2 syllables


text:
zuć

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to unshoe
 * 2)  to unshoe oneself
 * 1)  to unshoe oneself
 * 1)  to unshoe oneself

title: zuć


text:
הכרחי

Adjective

 * 1) necessary

title: הכרחי


text: nasek

title: nasek


text: Category:eu:Rail transportation

title: Category:eu:Rail transportation


text:
ܛܐܦ

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to float

title: ܛܐܦ


text:
User:Aziix3

Aziix3 here. Interested in linguistics and worldbuilding.

I can understand a litle bit of Cyrillic

I can understand a little bit of Greek

Latin is my native writing system

Filipino is my native language

English is my native language

I can understand a little bit of Indonesian.

title: User:Aziix3


text: Template:izh-decl-S/veeras

title: Template:izh-decl-S/veeras


text:
veeras

Etymology
From. Cognates include 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) guest
 * 2) stranger

Adjective

 * 1) weird
 * 2) unfamiliar

title: veeras


text:
ᑕᑯᐱᒋᑲ

Noun

 * 1) tied wild rice

title: ᑕᑯᐱᒋᑲ


text:
duyulmak

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * : to be heard, felt

title: duyulmak


text: Category:Romanian spelling pronunciations


text:
tæling

Noun

 * 1) blame

title: tæling


text:
istihbarat

Etymology
From, plural of.

Noun

 * 1) news, information, intelligence

title: istihbarat


text: üssü

title: üssü


text:
User:JeffDoozan/stats/sections/20220301

Languages sections WT:POS sections WT:ELE sections Nonstandard sections

title: User:JeffDoozan/stats/sections/20220301


text:
User:JeffDoozan/stats/sections/20220301/Other

A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | Other | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z | À | Ö | ǀ | ǁ | ǃ
 * Sections with <100 uses at a given level

Declensions

 * L5: سرما

Declension

 * L4: খুৰী

=Adjective

 * L2: criptocatólico

=Antonyms

 * L3: ponekad

=Derived terms

 * L3: fardell

=Synonyms

 * L3: Akaul


text:
User:JeffDoozan/stats/sections/20220301/A

A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | Other | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z | À | Ö | ǀ | ǁ | ǃ
 * Sections with <100 uses at a given level

A-Hmao

 * L2: 𖼀𖽔, 𖼀𖽔𖾐, 𖼀𖽘𖾐, 𖼐𖽑𖽪𖾐, 𖼐𖽻𖾏, 𖼯𖽙, 𖼯𖽙𖾑, 𖼽𖽔, 𖽐𖼀𖽔𖾐, 𖽐𖼊𖽠𖾑, 𖽐𖼷𖽑𖽹

A-Pucikwar

 * L2: a-, ar tam, burin, ca, cop, ino, kono, lat, lop, loŋo, luk, mina, mula, poŋ, raic, ro, tapa, wat, wolo, ɲipa

Aari

 * L2: burukinti, búrukse, búrukše, dónq, gurdá, isimanna, makkán, noqá, qaskén, qaskén-tamars, sónqa, tabzá, tammá, tirá, tóoni, waakí, wókka, wóllaq, zémma, ʔoydí

Aasax

 * L2: haǯa-t, ila-t, maeet, mayeet, maʔa, rakaš, tugukél, wa-t

Aba

 * L2: mme, nie

Abai

 * L2: daaʔ

Abanyom

 * L2: wóbá, wùbà, àláp, àlɨb

Abau

 * L2: a, horuom, how, hu, huok, kior, makwe, nays, nene, nweyk, nwoh, nyan, ompiy, pareis, payr, rorowh, ruw, sa, sey, wown, yoh

Abaza

 * L2: -гӏвы, -ква, -ра, А, Акъва, Гвдоутӏа, а-, аба, абаза, абаза бызшва, абызшва, август, адабыжьмакъ, амгӏа, амшын, апрель, апсыуа, атранспорт, бага, бгъьы, гъар, гъынчыльа, гьей, гӏапынхъамыз, гӏвба, гӏвыга, декабрь, джвджвага, джыш, джьындж, дзхӏвымыгъ, дзы, дзыгъба, закӏы, ла, мазахӏван, май, мартӏ, мцы, ноябрь, октябрь, па, пслачва, псхӏальыва, пхынхъа, пхынчыльа, пщба, сентябрь, тлагӏва, хвба, хпа, хӏара, цгвы, шӏрыкӏва

Abbreviations

 * L3: A., K, Ugaritic, a i., a pod., sexto, ім.
 * L5: восьмой, седьмой, шестой

Abenlen Ayta

 * L2: babai, dayami, lanom, mata

Abidji

 * L2: mídí

Abipon

 * L2: enaRap, enar'ap, enarap, enaȓap

Abon

 * L2: bine, ófúnē

Abron

 * L2: damvo, enzuo, hire, nandwie

Abu

 * L2: mutu

Abu' Arapesh

 * L2: abal, aleman, bul, numata'

Abua

 * L2: ə̀mùum

Abui

 * L2: ading-ading, ha-, he-, kuluk-kuluk, ya

Abun

 * L2: syur

Abung

 * L2: səbɑy, sə̯bɑy, tapis, wɑy

Abure

 * L2: nshüe, ɲi

Abé

 * L2: megyi

Acatepec Me'phaa

 * L2: aʔgu, ijaʔ

Achagua

 * L2: siatai, íina, íinanai, íinetoo, íineɻu

Achang

 * L2: jeis, ngos

Acheron

 * L2: A, ŋɪr, ŋɪrɜk

Achi

 * L2: yaʼ

Acholi

 * L2: aa, abaa, ataba, balo, bɔŋɔ, cam, culo, dyag, dyaŋ, gwɛno, kal, keto, kwoyo, kɔm, langara, oyoo, pii, tic, too, ɔnɔ

Achuar

 * L2: aishmang, entsa, entza, namak, nuwa, yumi, yuwi

Achumawi

 * L2: ajúmmá, as

Aché

 * L2: waxu

Active form

 * L4: doşiyene

Adai

 * L2: cola, ieska

Adang

 * L2: sɛi

Adangme

 * L2: fiɛɛmi, gbidii, gble, hlami, i, i kpa mo pɛ, i suɔ mo, jeha, kusie, lafa, ligbi, lolo, mla, mo, mo tsumi, mo-hee-e, momo, nyu, otie, otsi, sidi, suɔ, tsumi, wawa, ɔ

Adele

 * L2: Gɩdɩrɛ, esiyee, fwo, fwo-ɛkɩ, kooron, kwarankɩ, nɩyɛ, tòn, yɛkɩ, ɛkɩ, ɛna, ɛnaa, ɛnyɔɔ

Adi

 * L2: asi, mugyum

Adioukrou

 * L2: mídʒ̀

Adja

 * L2: ayaxoxo, bafo, deha, deku, doglɛxu, eshi, ɖeci, ɖeɖivi, ɖuba, ɖyiɖɔti, ɖɛgbo

Adjectival noun

 * L3: شكرية, 柔ら
 * L4: 繁

Adjectival verb

 * L3: rafet, weex, xonq

Adjective

 * L5: bahaw, baliw, bataw, bati, bilot, bubo, gala, habi, laya, liha, luto, run-in, sala, ريح, ضخم, عكر, مخرج, چل, 大食, 楽, 湯湯

Adjective form

 * L3: काली

Adjectives

 * L4: ب ر ء, د خ ل, س و ء, ن س ي, و ف ق
 * L5: ء ت ي, ء س ر, ء س و, ء ك د, ء ل ف, ب د ل, ب س ط, ب ه ج, ب ه م, ج ر ح, ج ل ب, ج م ع, ج ي ش, ح ب س, ح ذ ر, ح س س, ح ط م, ح ق ق, ح ل ل, ح م ل, ح ن ف, ح ي و, خ ر ب, خ ر ط, خ ر ف, خ ر ق, خ ص ص, خ ف ي, د ق ق, د و ي, د ي ر, ذ ر ع, ذ ك ر, ر ج ع, ر ج م, ر ح م, ر د د, ز ح ف, ز ر ع, ز ه ر, س ء ل, س ج ن, س ع د, س ل ب, س ل ط, س ل ل, س ل م, س ن و, ش ج ر, ش ج ع, ش غ ل, ش ل ل, ش ن ق, ص ب ر, ص ح ف, ص م م, ض ر ب, ض م ن, ط ح ن, ط ر ح, ط و ف, ع د و, ع ر ض, ع ر ي, ع ط ل, ع ط و, ع ق ق, ع ل م, ع م د, ع و د, غ ر د, غ ي ر, ف ج ء, ف ر ح, ف ص ل, ق ب ل, ق س و, ق ط ف, ق ف ر, ق م ع, ك ب ر, ك ت ل, م ك ن, م و ل, ن ت ن, ن ج س, ن ز ل, ن س ق, ن ف س, ن ق ع, ن ه ي, ن و ع, ه د ي, و ث ق, و ح د, و خ م, و ر د, و ض ح, و ط ء

Adnominal

 * L3: ああいう, あかねさす, あぢさはふ, あの, あまつ, あらぬ, あらゆる, あられふり, ありとあらゆる, ありふれた, あをによし, あん, いすくはし, いとしの, いろんな, いわゆる, おおきな, おける, おふをよし, かかる, かの, がちがち, きこゆる, こういう, こうした, こん, こんこん, さらなる, そういう, そゆ, そらにみつ, そらみつ, たいした, ただならぬ, ちいさな, ちっちゃな, ちはやぶる, ちゅら, つづいての, とある, ともなく, とんだ, どういう, どの, どゆ, ふとした, ほたるなす, ほんの, ものの, やくもたつ, やすみしし, 一通り, 亡き, 八雲立つ, 切なる, 前記, 千早振る, 単なる, 古き良き, 大きな, 大した, 大それた, 大の, 大魚よし, 小さな, 或る, 所謂, 斯かる, 於ける, 明くる, 最たる, 本の, 滾々, 確たる, 空に満つ, 素晴らしき, 素知らぬ, 色んな, 茜さし, 茜さす, 荒ぶる, 靑丹よし, 青丹よし
 * L4: この, その, 彼の, 明

Adnyamathanha

 * L2: Arkurra, andu, apiwirlanha, awi, euro, mandya, marrawirri, miru, mudlu, ngundi, udikanda, udnyu, udnyu miru, unda, undhi, urdlu, urdlu vapa, urdlu warrpa, urrakurli, vapa, vapardla, vardna, vurruka, wabma, wadna, wartu, yapu, yura

Adverbs

 * L5: ج م ع, خ ص ص, ع و د, ف ج ء

Adverd

 * L3: фактычна

Adzera

 * L2: A, hai, mpu, mpui

Aeka

 * L2: aβiga, biʒe, boru, ga, iŋge, kambia, kũ, oti, samina, sã, tata, umo

Aequian

 * L2: albsi, patre

Afade

 * L2: ame

Affixed forms

 * L4: cha, chŭm, cư, dơ̆ng, may, ngoiq, ក, កាយ, ការ, កាវ, កោះ, ក្ដាប់, ក្រ, ក្រាប, ខារ, ខួប, ខ្ចប់, ខ្ចី, គង, គូ, គ្រោង, ចារ, ចុង, ច្រៀង, ឆ្លើយ, ជូត, ជ្រំ, ឈាន, ឈ្លើយ, ញី, ដាច់, ដោះ, តិះ, ត្រូវ, ថ្ករ, ថ្វាយ, ទង់, ទោស, ធំ, បាំង, បូក, បួស, ប៉ះ, ផាត់, ផ្សារ, ព, ពង, ពាន, ពារ, ពុក, ពុះ, ពួក, ព្រោះ, ភរ, ភូត, រាន, រាវ, រេញ, ល, លយ, លា, លាក់, លាន, លាយ, លោម, វាល, ស, សក, សាក, សិត, សែង, ស្នើ, ហើរ, អាង, អៀង, ឮ
 * L5: ឆ្លង, សៀង

Affixed terms

 * L3: berat, ideal, kriminal, patri, positif, potensi, pusing, sadar, teman, tuan, umpama, ខ្ចាត់
 * L5: ambang, sari

Afitti

 * L2: sál, éjèl

Agarabi

 * L2: pon, wáántá

Agatu

 * L2: ìnyɔ́ŋ̀kpɔ̄

Agawam

 * L2: kesos

Aghem

 * L2: muu, wizɨn

Aghu Tharrnggala

 * L2: liy, lkyur, nthi, rom, ta, thu

Aghul

 * L2: А, вун, гъуй, зун, иъ, рагъухъан, су, тур, хъӏахъӏв, хьед

Agi

 * L2: wukora, wul

Agoi

 * L2: ifen

Aguacateca

 * L2: aʼ, kay, samlik'

Aguaruna

 * L2: buuk, dupa, hii, kaha, kaya, kayušik, kuwau, kuwiš, munȼu, namak, nantu, nayaim, nuhi, numpa, tsukagká, ukunč, wapuhuš, yaya, yuhagkim, yumi, čahip

Agusan Manobo

 * L2: abaga, mata

Agutaynen

 * L2: anga, babay, dilak, doli, enem, epat, itak, kandat, lagadi, lali, lima, lomot, mata, matalad, pito, takon, talaga, tangay, titi, walo, wi

Ahirani

 * L2: आऊत, उनाड, उमलनं, ओवा, कट्यार, कोयसा, खिमा, गफलत, गाभारा, गुऱ्हाय, गोसाई, चामडी, ताबा, दस्ती, पंघरनं, पसन, फजिती, मी, मोका, से, सोसनं

Ahom

 * L2: 𑜀𑜢𑜃𑜫, 𑜀𑜦𑜡, 𑜀𑜧, 𑜀𑜩, 𑜀𑜪, 𑜁𑜡, 𑜁𑜣, 𑜁𑜤, 𑜁𑜤𑜈𑜫, 𑜁𑜦𑜡, 𑜁𑜦𑜧, 𑜁𑜧, 𑜁𑜨𑜧, 𑜁𑜩, 𑜂𑜥, 𑜃𑜤𑜀𑜫, 𑜃𑜨𑜃𑜫, 𑜄𑜣, 𑜄𑜤𑜃𑜫, 𑜉𑜀𑜫 𑜁𑜥 𑜌𑜧, 𑜉𑜃𑜫, 𑜍𑜤𑜈𑜫, 𑜍𑜥, 𑜎𑜢𑜤𑜀𑜫, 𑜎𑜢𑜤𑜂𑜫, 𑜏𑜢𑜐𑜫, 𑜏𑜢𑜤𑜈𑜫, 𑜏𑜣, 𑜏𑜤𑜂𑜫, 𑜏𑜤𑜄𑜫, 𑜑𑜃𑜫, 𑜑𑜤𑜃𑜫, 𑜒𑜃𑜫, 𑜒𑜢𑜃𑜫

Ahtna

 * L2: Dghelaay Ce'e, dengi, na-tuu, nkaał, tuu

Ahwai

 * L2: makuri

Ai-Cham

 * L2: fu², hwa¹, jun¹, lau⁵, mi¹, nam³, pek⁷, sit⁷, toi⁵, zai⁶, zan¹

Aikanã

 * L2: ha'ne, txütxü

Aimele

 * L2: hãni, ki

Ainbai

 * L2: wemp

Aisi

 * L2: abi, aŋ, imu, kudʌgʌr

Aiton

 * L2: ကွ်, တပ်, တႃ, ပက်, ပိတ်, ပေႃ, ပႝ, မိုဝ်, မႃ, လင်, လိုက်, လိုင်, လိုတ်, ꩡိတ်, ꩫင်, ꩫံ, ꩫွꩫ်, ꩬိင်, ꩬိပ်, ꩬီ, ꩬံ, ꩬွင်, ꩬွ်, ꩭိင်, ꩭုက်, ꩭူ, ꩭႃ

Aja

 * L2: gùndú

Ajië

 * L2: aranabi, arawire, baléé, barawe, bei, boere, boè, di, dibëë, dovo, exoa, gōru, kani, kani kamo, kani na ma kariri, kani na ma karu, kani na ma kavue, kani na ma rhaxa, kariri, karu, kasa, kau, kavue, kemoru, kii, koa, koe, kono, kuru, kövi, kùyèè, kō, lova, ma, mai, meri, mi, mè, nabo, nai, noro, pabiri, paroro, pesa, pixe, pugewe, rha, rhovoxè, rhëʔ, sane, sivè, tapè, tawa, tawai, tawarè rha kamo, toveuba, u, vana, varui, wayo, weye, wi, wuuryèet, yevari, yööpö, âra

Aka (Central Africa)

 * L2: ci

Aka-Bea

 * L2: aka-, ar-, chana, ina-da, ot-, otyop, wai, yop, ôgar, ôto-, ôtoyop

Aka-Bo

 * L2: Lico, aka-, gila gila

Aka-Cari

 * L2: burain, inó

Aka-Kede

 * L2: burin, ine

Aka-Kora

 * L2: ino

Akar-Bale

 * L2: ina

Akaselem

 * L2: kudi

Akatek

 * L2: jaʼ

Akawaio

 * L2: azara, osorowa, tuna, tègina

Ake

 * L2: ímbì

Akebu

 * L2: mɛ̃̀wə̀

Akei

 * L2: ai

Akha

 * L2: eehf chjoohxv, uuhf chjoohxv

Akhvakh

 * L2: анжи, гьиридабе, живо, жоми, кӏоли, ламаги, лълъени, милъи, ракӏва

Akkala Sami

 * L2: avigʒinê, avigʒinĉ, ij, ilbas, äh'k'el'säm'la, čāc

Akolet

 * L2: elim, sewim

Akoose

 * L2: mendib

Akoye

 * L2: abaagi, apäki, inaaga, inäkä

Akpa

 * L2: imẹny

Akpes

 * L2: íɲí

Akum

 * L2: íkí

Akuntsu

 * L2: ɨkɨ

Akuwagel

 * L2: ite, sakwoto

Alaba

 * L2: kiisa, máncu, waa

Alabama

 * L2: -osi, aati, aatiibi, aatikànko, abahli iisa, aissi, akaaka, ana, ano, assikchìlpa, assikchìlpa hòmma, ayokpa, biya, chahta, chassi, chisnooli, chokfi, choksi, chola, chonoska, chooskani, finika, foho, haalo, hanakbootoklo, hanono, hasi, hasiholtina ispókkòoli, hasiholtina istapókkòolawah tóklo, hinakahli, hipli, holba, how, hòmma, ibi, ihaani onaami, ilbi, ilbipakófka, ilbistalsiha, ilokfa, ilpa, innaani, ipa, isbakko, iskanpatha, istila, istimila, istimilhaalo, ittilbachoba, itto, kaskaha, kasooma, kowi, laana, mobìlka, naani, nihtahollosi, ofolo, okchakko, okchi, oki, okiimi, oofa, oofaaya, oola, ootoba, opa, satani, satanosi, takkola, talkoosa, tasihmo, tayyi, tayyi alikchi, wancholaski, yalàaha, yalàaha kaskaha, yamá, ɬaki, ɬikònɬa

Alago

 * L2: ìnɔ̀wɔ́

Alagwa

 * L2: dende’ee, ila, makimoo, yaawáa

Alak

 * L2: akan, bluu, brah, kan, prah

Alamblak

 * L2: bupam, yiram

Alangan

 * L2: abok, adaynaw, ako, alibatoy, angin, anum, asin, atop, balikat, banglus, baras, bato, baya, bayukay, bibi, bitol, boglo, budang, bulan, buris, dagat, dalan, dalugdok, dalukap, daya, dila, diya, dowai, duay, ibong, ikoy, inang, itlog, kami, kamo, kaw, kubat, langit, lawa, libo, lima, maal, madilaw, madimla, magirom, mata, ngaran, ngipun, osai, pakpak, panganod, pito, punay, salinsing, siro, siyam, siyo, sura, suso, talinga, telnan, tonda, tubig, tulo, udan, uket, ulay, ulo, upat, urong, walo, yabi, yamad

Alas-Kluet Batak

 * L2: uis

Alawa

 * L2: ŋuku

Alazapa

 * L2: axi

Alcozauca Mixtec

 * L2: Cha̱tun, Chota, Ikú Kìmì, I̱ta Ita, I̱ta Ndioꞌo, Kǒ'yo, Sindiáꞌá, Tená, Ti̱ndàꞌì, Tàkuáàn, chaʼvi, chiríta, chi̱'yo̱, chi̱ta̱, ikuìì, ikú, isu, ita, i̱chi̱, i̱ta, ki̱ví, ko̱ó, ko̱ó káa, kuái̱, kìmì, leko, láxa, mbeke, mbelo, ndika'a, ndikuáñú, ndio'o, ndivá'i, nduchí, ndu̱xán, sa̱ví, sàà, sàà ndáá, tisǒ'ma, tiàká, tì'ín, tìín, vi̱kó, xa̱ko, ya̱kuín, yaꞌá, yo̱ó, yuꞌú, yâá, ìì

Alekano

 * L2: A, gamó, nagamiq

Algerian Arabic

 * L2: أغروم, بلارج, بناي, بنت, بوجغلال, جحموم, حوس, خضرة, خير, زرودية, زنقة, شتوة, طبيب, طريق, عاصمة, قدرة, كتاب, لحم, لوقت, ما, واه, وقت, ولد

Algonquin

 * L2: adik, adjidamò, akokodjìc, amik, anicinâbemowin, cigosi, cigàg, càngwèci, ejinikàzoyan, esiban, ijinikàzo, kwey, kìjig, mahingan, mahìgan, makwa, misan, mòz, nibi, nibì, nidijinikàz, nigig, omàmiwininì, opinig, padak, padakan, pejig, pijiw, pimàdjiwowin, wagosh, wajack, wàbicèsè, wàwàckèci, ànìn

Ali

 * L2: lì

Alladian

 * L2: ama, ishi, isi

Allentiac

 * L2: -guiam, acasllahue, acaxllahue, cu, hueze, pia, pxota, qtec, quillet-, qùtec, xapi, zhucña

Alngith

 * L2: tru

Aloápam Zapotec

 * L2: bea, inda, sagueo, tatubisa, yitsi

Alsea

 * L2: kilu, mukwaˀsli·

Also see

 * L4: کجاوه

Alternative

 * L4: नकचढ़ा

Alternative forms

 * L6: stämn

Alternative scripts

 * L4: dòn, dɛ̀mɛn, dɛ̀nkɛnɛya, dɛ́bɛ, fàliba, jà, kàba, kàbila, kàfa, kɔ̀rɛ, kɔ̀ɔ, kɔ̀ɔji, kɔ́rɔndi, kɔ́ɔ, kɛ̀lɛbolon, líkisɛ, lílin, lòlo, mànsa, mìnlɔɔ, sànda, sán, sánfɔɲɔ, sìdi, sìi, sìida, sìinfɛ, sìiɲɔɔn, sìlamaya, sìra, sín, síndi, sínin, wàsa, àrijana

Alternative spelling

 * L3: Vittaryd, katalan

Alternative spellings

 * L3: Ceausescu moment, Gaur, ivre mort, ratisser, torse-poil, меркаванне, জী, জ্বী, জ্বী না

Alternative versions

 * L3: turbacyjo, turbacyjŏ, zalōnik, zalůńik

Alu

 * L2: hahine, lima

Alumu-Tesu

 * L2: ǝmu

Alune

 * L2: asu, bina, kwele, ulane

Alungul

 * L2: alka, amadhv, ampogh, anggul, otho

Alutiiq

 * L2: Qanim Iralua, Tyakutyik, akagwik, alagnaq, aranu'tiq, arnaq, augyaq, cainiq, casaaq, caskaq, cayuq, fanaʀuq, haatkiik, i-gai, iraluq, kaminaq, kelipaq, klaatiq, kuskaq, laugka, macaq, masla, mastaq, naniyaq, nehusiq, paltuuk, pingayun, qamaquq, saalaq, slaapaq, stakanaq, talliman, uqaayanaq, wiit'ʀuuq, witʀuuq, yaqsigtuq

Alviri-Vidari

 * L2: آرو, افتو, اكا, ام, او, اور, ایستاره, اینجیل, بترسستن, بخندستن, بر, بزرگ, بمردن, بیرا, بیز, توستان, دراخت, دماد, زاک, زووان, زینه, شاغ, شو, لو, میرده, وازی, ودر, چورا, چیشم, کنگ, کو, کیرم, کیه, گزر, گنگوشک, گیل

Alyawarr

 * L2: alperr, ankerr-ingk, ingk, kwatye

Ama

 * L2: a, aipiyoi, aluwou, amu, fu, i, ino, isauno, iwo, la, mi, mulu, nako, noko, noni, nu, ono, sa, ta, tomoki, tono, uo, yu

Amahai

 * L2: aelo, mansia, napas, pikir

Amahuaca

 * L2: jiriti, joni, junu, matonco, muracoti, rurati, xano

Amaimon

 * L2: A, mamo, olu, ʌːgə

Amal

 * L2: iːp, tal

Amanab

 * L2: afag, amu, angug, arag, aragag, arigeg, atag, awag, bigisig, bosrag, bu, busog, du, ehenog, enwesog, eteg, faheg, fak, fweskeg, gab, gofwag, gog, gug, guweg, ka, kowag, mamug, mawang, misog, mo, mokug, mung, muwarig, mwit, nehembug, ninog, nisag, nofrag, nofug, ohumbug, orug, pam, pou, pup, rabo, rafu, rambig, rapok, reg, rikag, simbeg, sumieg, tata, tut, wak

Amara

 * L2: eiki

Amarakaeri

 * L2: hue̱'e̱y

Amarasi

 * L2: A

Amarizana

 * L2: eriepi, kaxü, keybin, notuy, nuita, nukagi, sietai

Amasi

 * L2: ba-, bu, mwɔ, nem, zhyi, ɣa-

Amatlán Zapotec

 * L2: nis, nits

Amba

 * L2: kilingi

Ambai

 * L2: itoru, jawra, mereha, ure, uren, ureŋ

Ambakich

 * L2: ɑmɨ

Ambala Ayta

 * L2: dilaw, lanom, mata

Ambele

 * L2: ɛ́mɔ̀ɔ̀

Ambiposition

 * L3: birra, maŋŋel, maŋŋil, ради
 * L4: čađa

Amblong

 * L2: ai

Ambonese Malay

 * L2: aer, asar, beta, bingka, cake, dangar, dangke, dangsa, deng, dia, dong, dorang, gula-gula, ka, kapal, kepeng, lia, makang, mar, nama, nona, nyong, ose, par, pastiu, pi, pigi, pung, seng, totoruga

Ambrak

 * L2: A

Ambulas

 * L2: gu, gukwami

Amdang

 * L2: sunu

Amele

 * L2: ben, caja, mi, wa

Amganad Ifugao

 * L2: alig, angin, bilid

Ami

 * L2: wuta

Ammonite

 * L2: 𐤀𐤁, 𐤀𐤋𐤌, 𐤁𐤍, 𐤌𐤋𐤊, 𐤌𐤋𐤊 𐤁𐤍 𐤏𐤌𐤍, 𐤌𐤋𐤊𐤌, 𐤏𐤌𐤅𐤍, 𐤏𐤌𐤍, 𐤏𐤌𐤍𐤃𐤁, 𐤓𐤁𐤌

Amo

 * L2: àfà

Amol

 * L2: səpən

Amondawa

 * L2: kunha, po, ɨhɨa

Ampari Dogon

 * L2: mi

Amurdag

 * L2: iraba, malawuruj, malayiwar

Ana Tinga Dogon

 * L2: inji

Anaang

 * L2: eka, ma, nwaan

Anagrams

 * L4: Belgrado, Denemarken, Nga, Saria, Zeeland, aanroepen, abutab, atsi, ba chĩa, biến cải, bộ điệu, can liên, canción, chào đón, chĩa ba, chất chứa, chối từ, contar, cải củ, củ cải, doorprikken, doorspoelen, envoi, fat tail, ganza, gatas, giản đơn, giữ gìn, hiểm hóc, ieder, iteración, khabar, khoáng chất, khí chất, kì diệu, lap, liên can, lø, maratón, mestvork, omgaan, opladen, overdoen, perito, plumón, pogged, posponer, propenso, puerta, putear, rakka, remojar, serai, sihti, sponsbad, stemvork, sulat, tagas, tani, tenor, tocino, tolerar, trapear, tunkea, tónico, tối tăm, tức bực, vãng lai, yujjhati, zeulen, điểm chỉ, ВЦИК, под нос, ทักทาย, นอนหลับ, น้อยใจ, พันธุ์ผสม, วันดีคืนดี, หนาแน่น, หน้าด้าน, หลับนอน, แน่นหนา, 勢語, 弟子, 本日
 * L5: hv

Anakalangu

 * L2: songket, urang, wei

Anal

 * L2: A, khol, pakum, thalka, thumi, vopum, zuhmun

Anam

 * L2: umbuŋgʉr

Anambé

 * L2: i

Anauyá

 * L2: ahiri, uni

Ancient Macedonian

 * L2: βαβρήν, κοῖος, ἀβαρύ, ἀβροῦτες, ἀγέρδα, ἀγκαλίς, ἀδαλός, ἀδῆ, ἀκρέα, ἀκρουνοί, ἀλίη, ἀορτής, ἀράντισιν, ἀργιόπους, ἀρφύς, ἄβαγνα, ἄγημα, ἄδδαι, ἄξος

Andalusian Arabic

 * L2: bedǔstar, chǐrba, portocǎli, ubriquǐn, çǔmri, ارصبشب, اشفقلاطور, بلارج, ديسوس, روز, شهنشاه, قرة, قطن, ما, هيدورة

Andaqui

 * L2: xixi

Andi

 * L2: анзи, архинну, бежиду, бекъашду, бекъуб, беххула, бечӏедир, бийкьигу, билъонну, бицӏиб, бичӏчӏунну, борцӏцӏи, боцӏо, буцӏцӏир, волълъиду, вохор, воцци, вошо, вучӏиду, гару, геду, гъажу, гьакъу, гьалтӏи, гьаморохи, гьинкӏкӏу, гьокӏору, гьоли, гӏадор, гӏантӏикӏа, гӏири, желъал, зубу, игьур, икунну, ила, има, ича, йецци, йеши, кав, кока, кьир, кьихинну, кӏвордо, кӏкӏой, лъен, лъобгу, магьар, мен, мигажу, милъи, мисиди, мицӏцӏи, мичӏчӏи, моко, нико, ноцӏцӏи, нуса, нусо, онлӏигу, онщи, пера, пири, рагьал, ражи, релъо, рикьи, рокьи, рокӏо, себ, сей, содо, сори, суни, тӏентӏа, ургьунну, хой, хур, ххеххи, хъвару, цӏа, цӏив, цӏцӏа, цӏцӏер, цӏцӏунно, чвахуниду, чониду, чӏамму, чӏегу, щиб

Andio

 * L2: bapikir, matakut, morekur, ue

Andoa

 * L2: moáka

Andoque

 * L2: du'u

Andoquero

 * L2: nóhwi

Aneityum

 * L2: inwai, lav

Aneme Wake

 * L2: adua, ana, boro, mína, ome, ou, uruna, urími, yokai

Angaataha

 * L2: atihɨri, kaatɨ-́há, mɨtɨho, sisɨha, utaa'o, wapo'o

Angaité

 * L2: pelhasep

Angami

 * L2: A, akam, zu

Angevin

 * L2: iau, sçavouèr

Angguruk Yali

 * L2: akaje, ap, bikkalem, dom, egela, idok, ik, keap, kelep, mene, mep, mo, sokal, suwe, ul, unu, unuk

Angika

 * L2: अंगिका, ऍ, किताब, नाम

Angkamuthi

 * L2: ya, yipa

Angkola Batak

 * L2: pikir, taon, ulos

Angkula

 * L2: amadh, angkul, otho

Angloromani

 * L2: Romanichal, Romnichal, Romnichals, baro, beng, chal, dad, diddikai, gadji, gadjo, kalo, kam, mannush, me, mush, nav, pal, pani, pen, rakli, rom, ta, trushel

Angolar

 * L2: awa, e

Angor

 * L2: hai, hoe, kinü, mao, mupui, ofis, ranihı, yaforɨ

Angoram

 * L2: alɨm

Anii

 * L2: bùtó

Animere

 * L2: a-ɲiʔ

Anindilyakwa

 * L2: akwingwa

Anjam

 * L2: baŋ, dapkala, gate, kurgus, mumug, qe, tamo, tapor, wau, ñam, ñañu

Ankave

 * L2: A, abia´ mɨ´xɨrɨ´, abɨyiŋɨ´, adɨxɨ´, agwɨrɨwɨ´, anianɨ´, a´waxᵻ´, erɨ´kura´, gume´, iniᵻgᵻ´, kakwɨ´

Anmatyerre

 * L2: arelhe, kwatye

Annobonese

 * L2: amu, aua, gatu, gavu, me, nge, ntela, paatu, pe, piska, tabaku, tela

Anong

 * L2: thi, tɕʰɑ³¹ŋɑ⁵⁵

Ansus

 * L2: itoru, maria, rekami, reŋkami, tapui, vekaraja

Antigua and Barbuda Creole English

 * L2: uman, wata

Antonym

 * L3: fëna, অকমনীয়, অকর্কশ, অকর্তব্য, অকর্ষিত, অকলুষিত, অকল্যাণ, অকল্যাণকারিণী, অকষ্ট, অকাম্য, অকারাদি, অকারান্ত, অকার্যকর, অকার্যকারিতা, অকালপক্ব, অকাল্পনিক, অকিঞ্চিৎ, অকিঞ্চিৎকর, অকিঞ্চিৎকরতা, অকীর্তি, অকীর্তিত, অকুণ্ঠচিত্তে, অকুণ্ঠিতচিত্তে, অকুণ্ঠিতা, অকুলীন, অকৃতকর্ম, অকৃতকর্মা, অকৃতদার, অকৃতনামা, অকৃতনামী, অকৃতনাম্নী, অকৃতোদ্বাহ, অকৃতোদ্বাহা
 * L4: gerontophile, in gross, postampullary, preampullary, נקבֿה, অকটু, অকটুতা, অকণ্টক, অকথন, অকথনীয়, অকপট, অকপটতা, অকর্তা, অকর্মক, অকলঙ্কিত, অকলঙ্কিতা, অকলঙ্কিনী, অকলঙ্কী, অকল্পনীয়, অকল্মষ, অকাল-অপক্ব, অকৃতঘ্ন, অকৃতঘ্নতা, অকৃতজ্ঞ, অকৃতজ্ঞতা, অকৃতবিদ্য, অকৃত্রিম, অকৃত্রিমতা, অকৃপণ, অকৃপণতা, অকৃপা, অকৃষ্ণ, অকেজো, অকেলাস, অকৈতব, অকোবিদ, অক্রমিক, অক্রেয়, অক্ষুব্ধচিত্ত, অক্ষুভিতচিত্ত, অখণ্ডনীয়, অখণ্ড্য, অখর্ব, নববর্ষ, 순수하다, 𐍆𐌰𐌿𐍂𐌰

Antonyms

 * L6: 大食

Anuak

 * L2: pii

Anufo

 * L2: nzue

Anuki

 * L2: A, rarima, wavine

Anus

 * L2: dau, mein, mofin

Anuta

 * L2: ao, iva, mua, muri, niu, noporanga, pa, papine, pitu, rua, toru, turi, vai, varu

Anyi

 * L2: bahia, baka, bodua, bohia, danta, etan ma, frake, frammire, nzuo, sibo, sɛ, wawa

Anyonym

 * L4: অকঠোর

Ao

 * L2: tsə, tzṿ

Aoheng

 * L2: aña

Aore

 * L2: ae

Apalaí

 * L2: ahno, ai, ano, aosemahmirihmahpyry, apoto, esemazupurukõme, ikurapapahmãko, kana, kawaru, konopo, munu, onu, pana, paru, tamy, tuna, tyryrykane, upuhpo, uwa, wewe, xa, zehpo, ỹ

Apali

 * L2: avili, kumʌn

Apatani

 * L2: yasi

Apiaká

 * L2: ih, koñá

Apinayé

 * L2: 'ãmri, apkahtim, axte, gô, jamy, jar'ã, jaê, kormã, kẽn, omnuj, tep

Apma

 * L2: sileng

Apolista

 * L2: iti

Apurinã

 * L2: ibo'rã, ipo'rã, kasaro, pomama, posẽteka, põkamara

Aputai

 * L2: inan

Arabana

 * L2: kutha

Arabela

 * L2: caapueyano, cuaja, cushau, jiyocua, maaji, maanu, maca, mashaaseca, mohuaca, moo, morejaca, mueruu, mueya, naana, naarajotaja, naasu, naca, nacaco, nacaque, nacuhua, nesu, nohuaseca, poonijiojua, puernu, pueyano, rijia, saaco, saajia, samaru, sapitiaaja, shiyojua, shiyonu, shu, susunu, taraajenu, tia

Araki

 * L2: A, ai, ima, wet

Arammba

 * L2: asàr, ndamno, ngámbi, nimbo, tarumba, yenówe

Aranadan

 * L2: beḷḷẽ

Araona

 * L2: eowi, hae

Arara-Karo

 * L2: icɨ

Arawak

 * L2: aba, biama, bian, bithi, biti, hadali, hala, hiaro, hime, kabun, kabyn, kathi, kati, papáia, péero, siokon, uini, vuniabu, wadili

Araweté

 * L2: i

Arawum

 * L2: wambi

Arbore

 * L2: biče, farawé

Are

 * L2: babine

Arem

 * L2: Cmbrau, athiớl, cin, dam, dæːk, dớc, hêl, làng, lìớh, mùc, ncùc, parau, patìớl, poh, puờn, pê, thêm

Argobba

 * L2: ልጓም, ሐጅስ, ሜዘነ, ሲር, ስም, ስን, በቅሎ, አፍ, እም, ድንች

Arhuaco

 * L2: dže

Ari

 * L2: atogi, ogo

Aribwatsa

 * L2: abu

Aribwaung

 * L2: cif, mbu

Arifama-Miniafia

 * L2: babin, babine, harew

Arigidi

 * L2: go, jeèho, man, min, mán, mẹ́n, oso, rin, rán, vè, wá, ò

Arikapú

 * L2: mi

Arikara

 * L2: akahpaátu, hunahkoótaʾ, kanistarahí, kaswáhat, kaséhtš, kawisákux, koskatít, kátwiʾiš, naakunaánuʾ, nahkaaxišuʾ, nahteehát, nakás, neetahkaráni, neetahpáhat, neetahtaraxá, neštaáka, nuhnaanišíšuʾ, nutčiwahaánuʾ, nuutisuxkátox, néska, níwit, saátuʾ, skuxát, taakáxtš, tahuúnuʾ, tapáhtuʾ, tarahčiíšuʾ, tawihsaákuʾ, tinaátš, tstoóxuʾ, ushá, ustaaká, wahuxčiraánuʾ, wahúx, waxtaaká, xúhtš, áxkus, ísat, čeewaʾút, čitaapát, čitapatwáhat, čitutkawisákux, čituútuʾ, čiwanaanišíšuʾ, čiwaárut, čiwáhtš, čiškaraní, číska, škanikaátit, škawisákux

Arikem

 * L2: burupḁwḁ̆, itë́mḁ̆, ḁtí, ṅgḁ

Arin

 * L2: aiŋ, aj, aja, ajame, amä, an, anči-gɨtpuju, anɨpänun, atɨ, au, bar-oje, biqam-álte, bɨqam-álte, b́aḿa, ege, ejtol, ejt́ol, elep, eol, es, eš, itel, iŋni, kekm-elte, kul, pentu, áqodoŋ, áĺap, ä, éjtōl, éjt́ōl, ög-thūŋ, ögga, ɨga

Aringa

 * L2: ìjí

Arop-Lokep

 * L2: ran

Arosi

 * L2: honu, niu, urao, wai

Arritinngithigh

 * L2: pa

Arta

 * L2: bibig, mata, wagat

Aruop

 * L2: simi, suku

Arutani

 * L2: akohã

Aruá

 * L2: i

As

 * L2: kerja, tahun

Asaro'o

 * L2: fo, po

Ashe

 * L2: anɛŋ, enyata, eshiŋ, eŋwẽcẽ, eɔ̃, ibiŋkɔ̃ni, ibã, icar, icɔk, icɛi, ijɛɛr, ikpim, ikpẽ, ikɔk, ikɔɔ, ima, imar, imaw, inã, àmɛ̀ɛ̀

Ashkun

 * L2: Saňu, gā, iã, nām, pār, vadu, Āṣkuňu, ćina, čā, žū

Ashraaf

 * L2: ilig

Asháninka

 * L2: nija

Ashéninka Pajonal

 * L2: A

Ashéninka Perené

 * L2: kooya, nihaa, nijá

Asilulu

 * L2: burung, ina, pikir, wail

Asoa

 * L2: ama

Assan

 * L2: aj, ajun, alit, amar, atol, atūl, aš-parán, bar-ak, es, esperaŋ, eč, eš, ja, jáhatan, paltu, palá, pfóltu, tagalá, ul, ur, átōl, ös, öš

Assangori

 * L2: kal

Assiniboine

 * L2: A, bahá, bistą́ga, cedą́, hoǧą́, ipá, miní, mnétąga, pehą́ǧina, wahį́kpe, wamní, watʾéyagatą́ga, waȟnį́ca, wíyaga, wąhí, wįktą, šųgatąga, šų́ga

Asu

 * L2: dagba, eku

Asumboa

 * L2: aimiɔ, tumoa

Ata Manobo

 * L2: hapuy, mata

Atakapa

 * L2: Quiselpoo, Yegsa, kakau, kic

Atampaya

 * L2: ra

Atanques

 * L2: dita, ji

Atayal

 * L2: 'bagan, -su, Kurisimas, Wikibitia, abura', bagah, bazing, bwax, cenpan, cyugal, guquh, heku', hikoki', hipux, mtzywaw, pngran, qoli', qom, qsya', qulih, qutux, roziq, sazing, senci, snonux, tcinun, tenaw, tennaw, usiak, utux, yaba', zima', zinaw, zinkani', zirensya', zkli', zmagal, zngli', zo, zyaw, zyong, zzik

Atemble

 * L2: anda

Athpare

 * L2: cwa

Atikamekw

 * L2: Wemotaci, akosamin, amiskw, cakweciw, ehepikw, erikoc, kiackw, mahikan, micirew, mikisiw, mikotcakoro, nipi, opan, otehiminan, ritamate, rorokasiw, wow

Atohwaim

 * L2: oxom

Atong (Cameroon)

 * L2: mʉ́ɣá

Atsahuaca

 * L2: A, chi, isthehowa

Atsugewi

 * L2: brumaiwi, yaawa, áji

Attested forms

 * L4: ᚠᚨᛁᚺᛁᛞᛟ, ᚦᚱᛁᚨ, ᚦᚱᛁᛃᛟᛉ, ᚷᛁᛒᚢ, ᚷᛡᚠ, ᚹᚨᛊ, ᚺᛡᚱᛁᚹᛟᛚᛡᚠᛦ, ᛁᛊᛏ, ᛏᚨᚹᛁᛞᛖ, ᛏᚨᚹᛁᛞᛟ

Attié

 * L2: shɛɔ, sø, sɇ

Au

 * L2: mite, nu, təpar

Auhelawa

 * L2: A, mweluluwa, we'aha

Aukan

 * L2: Doisii, alasi a wataa, bee, bubu, diingi, diingi faya wataa, eisi, en, faya, faya wataa, folow, gaan, he, igi, lobi, mama, mama bee, nenseki, swagi, taa, tanto, tifi, uman, wataa, wowoyo, yapon, ze

Aulua

 * L2: nave

Aurá

 * L2: ʔɨ

Austronesian Mari

 * L2: mpui

Auyana

 * L2: nomba

Auye

 * L2: uwo

Avatime

 * L2: tya

Avava

 * L2: muut, owe

Avikam

 * L2: sì, ɛ̀sɔ̃́

Avokaya

 * L2: A, yǐ

Avá-Canoeiro

 * L2: ɨ

Awa (New Guinea)

 * L2: no

Awa-Cuaiquer

 * L2: kwazi, piá, su

Awabakal

 * L2: bato, birung, bulowara, kokoin, makoro, ngoro, nukung, waiila, wakool, wara, yarro

Awadhi

 * L2: अँकरौरी, अंगुरी, अउ, अत्तवार, अनार, अरथ, अव, अवधी, आगि, इहाँ, उजियारा, कछू, कटावब, कय, करब, काँच, काटब, कूकर, गदहा, गरू, गिरगिट, गिरा, गिरि, चारि, छमा, जग, जस, जसु, डेबिया, तुइ, तोहार, दाता, दादुर, दिन, देखब, देब, देव, नाँव, नीक, पगु, परिच्छा, पहिला, पातर, पानी, फल, बजावब, बरतोर, बरनब, बल्लेबाज, बाघ, बान, बिटिया, बिनती, बिमल, बीचि, बीरबहूटी, बेलइया, बैद्य, मइ, मछरी, मनु, मरब, महाप्रभु, माछी, मुकुरु, मुद्रिका, मेहरारू, रजनीचर, रबि, रूप, लखब, लरिका, लोक, संकट, सपेत, समय, सयाना, सरग, सहर, सागर, साप, सुत, सुमिरब, हप्ता, हमार, हि, होब

Awar

 * L2: kan, kyao, mok

Awara

 * L2: A

Awera

 * L2: næ-ɾɛ

Awetí

 * L2: nypék, ypék, ʔɨ

Awjila

 * L2: imin

Awngi

 * L2: ኣኹ

Awngthim

 * L2: qwa

Awtuw

 * L2: gale, taləran, yüw

Awyi

 * L2: wobia

Axamb

 * L2: nuwoi

Axi Yi

 * L2: ʐi²

Ayabadhu

 * L2: ngoki, wethemu

Ayere

 * L2: eji, ekita, oyin

Aymara

 * L2: -na, -nni, Iwrupa, Piruw, Wikipidiya, achaku, achichi, allpaqa, allqamari, amuyupa, anu, aru, chacha, chhullunkhaya, ipasi, iqui-iqui, jinchu, jisa, jiwasa, jiwasana, jiwasanaka, jiwasanakana, jukumari, juma, jumana, jumanaka, jumanakana, jupa, jupana, jupanaka, jupanakana, khiti, khuchuña, khunu, kimsa, kusikusi, lapisa, lapʼa, mallku, mama, markachiri, maya, nanaka, nanakana, naya, nayana, nina, palla, pampa, paya, phaxsi, phisqa, phucha, punku, pusi, puxtiri, qamaña, qullcha, qullchanni, sarnaqaña uñtapa, supaya, suxta, tunka, uma, uraqita, uru, waka, wallqi, warawara, warmi, wawa, wawil, wila, yapuchäwi, yuriñapa

Aynu

 * L2: ab, car, hatta, zen

Ayomán

 * L2: aricachi, in

Ayoquesco Zapotec

 * L2: nis

Ayoreo

 * L2: iyoi, yodi

Ayu

 * L2: abele, abut, ador, ahwíhwì, antórà, aray, arát, ashár íkóón, ashî, atuk, aŋkpák, aŋkwínkwɛ̀rɛm, ibele, ibúr, idor, igwe, igúl, ihwe, ihwál, ihwé, ihwíhwì, imborin, incirà, ira, iray, ishár iwoon, ishî, itém, itûrû, iwoon, iŋkpák, kwínkwɛ̀rɛm, mayír, àhwalabùr, ànco, àndìndár, àshàwin, ándindar, ìbur’ùwò, ìcàrì, ìcámbìrì, ìcíp’gwè, ìgwécò, ìmbǔt, ìméŋ, ìncé, ìràt, íkóón, ǎrè

Ayutla Mixtec

 * L2: i̱kinꞌ, ki̱tara, laxa, ma̱rtiyo, mburu, mixtun, mula, ndu̱chiꞌ, ndyo̱ꞌo̱, ti̱kui, tya̱kaꞌ, tyuu̱nꞌ, viko̱ꞌ, xi̱taꞌ, ya̱ꞌaꞌ, yoo̱ꞌ, ñu̱ꞌu̱

Azha

 * L2: ʑi²¹

Azoyú Me'phaa

 * L2: ijaʔ


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Baagandji

 * L2: galgurru, kuna, mara, ngugu

Baan

 * L2: mṹṹ

Baba Malay

 * L2: babi, baru, manyak, sumpit, taon, toh

Babanki

 * L2: bwa, fji

Babatana

 * L2: mbi, vati

Babine-Witsuwit'en

 * L2: to, ɬəyəl, ʔəsbe

Babole

 * L2: dindúndù, máì

Babungo

 * L2: múu

Babuza

 * L2: dalom, shupa, to

Bactrian

 * L2: Κανηϸκι, Χιγγιλο, αββο, αγαλγο, αλχονο, ασνωυο, αταο, βαγο, βαχλο, ββγο, δδρογο, ηβοδαλο, ιωγο, καλδο, λασο, λαχϸατανιγο, λιστο, λογδα, λρογο, μαλαχο, μολο, οιστο, πανζο, ποσο, πουρο, σαδο, σαρλο, σοφαρο, στοργο, υαγγο, χαρο, χοαδηο, χοβανο, Ϸ, ϸ

Badaga

 * L2: நீரு

Bade

 * L2: amun

Badeshi

 * L2: meen

Badui

 * L2: ᮃᮊ᮪ᮞᮛ, ᮘᮞ

Baekje

 * L2: セシム, セマ, ハシカシ, 吉支, 己, 斯麻, 於羅瑕, 於陸, 金馬, 鞬, 鞬吉支

Baenan

 * L2: bakurí, bonikro, eželẽ, kadašužé, kelemés, patarak, pitirát, pititiɲga, šẽšẽ

Bafanji

 * L2: ŋki

Bafut

 * L2: ŋki

Bagheli

 * L2: अईसन, अपना, आमिल, उठब, कहब, का, तँय

Bagirmi

 * L2: man

Bagua

 * L2: tuna

Bagupi

 * L2: mi

Bagusa

 * L2: is, qamas

Bagvalal

 * L2: лълъе, лълъен, ракӏва

Baha

 * L2: bɔŋ³¹ba³²², dak⁵⁵, dɔk⁵⁵, dɔŋ⁴⁵, dɦa³³, ha³³, jaan³²², jɔŋ³²², kaan³²², ka³¹, lan¹¹, la¹¹, maak³³, mau¹¹, ma³¹, ma⁵⁵da³²², mi³²², mu³¹, mwi³¹, mɛŋ³¹, mɯt¹¹, m̥a³³, naan³²², nam³¹, nok¹¹, pa³²², pja³²², qaan³²², qan³³, qu⁴⁵, ti⁵⁵, tu³²², təŋ²⁴, wan³¹, wat⁵⁵, whan³³, ðaak¹¹kwaaŋ⁴⁵, ðam³²², ðam⁴⁵, ðu³³, ðu⁴⁵, ðɦu³³, ŋau⁴⁵, ŋa³¹, ŋa¹¹, ŋ̥at³³, ȵ̥ɯ³³, ɡɛ⁴⁵ðaat¹¹, ʔaau⁴⁵pja³²², ʔɔŋ⁴⁵, ʨam⁴⁵, θa³²²

Baham

 * L2: kirya

Baharna Arabic

 * L2: بوبر, خاشوقة, خاشوكة, مي

Bahau

 * L2: ataːʔ

Bahinemo

 * L2: haʼgi

Bahing

 * L2: वाँकु

Bai

 * L2: maix

Baimak

 * L2: mi

Baiso

 * L2: beke, muze

Baka

 * L2: bàkò, yàm

Bakairí

 * L2: pařu

Bakhtiari

 * L2: او, اوخوری, اوچه, بالشت, باو, برار, برد, برنج, برنو, بز, بنگ, بیدن, تش, تيه, جئيد, دا, دالو, دز, دنگ, دونا, دیه, زوان, زی, سی, شو, لگ, مندن, هونه, وریستادن, ویدن, ویر, پمه, کر, کلو, کوچیر, گریوا, گلوپیش, گودن

Baki

 * L2: payesi

Bakoko

 * L2: mindim

Bakulung

 * L2: mul

Bakumpai

 * L2: danum

Bakung

 * L2: abu, acuʼ, anak, apuy, atai, ba, belacek, bulan, celevut, cungai, ima', kepo, lakat, pat, pu'an, sungi, suŋay, talibicen, tangup, uvi'

Balaesang

 * L2: luton, valu

Balangao

 * L2: chanum

Balanta-Ganja

 * L2: asala, wede

Balanta-Kentohe

 * L2: A

Balantak

 * L2: anak, benteng, bokoti', boroki', gogorong, ili, ilio, inti'i, kaan, kakat, kompong, kumaan, laigan, langkai', lengke, loka', mae', makayo', mian, minsalan, minsoop, miro'up, miwoo', mololu, motidi', ngaan, ngoor, nuur, pae, poki-poki', rangkum, rara', ro'up, rongor, roon, royot, salan, sarak, sarat, sila', suloo, susum, taka, takala', taring, tidi', tilinga, toure', tuur, u'uru, utus, waka, weer, wese', wewer, woo', wuuk

Baldemu

 * L2: pilish, yàmàsí', ŋgǎsā

Baliledo

 * L2: ura

Balkan Romani

 * L2: baro, dad, das, džadija, gadžo, gažo, kalo, kùrva, manuš, melalo, pani, papuša, phen, phral, po, romacel, trušul, tume, veštica, vražitoŕa

Balo

 * L2: ɔmwɔ

Balti

 * L2: برس, بلتی, ساهار, شانكو, پولو, چھو, ݨ, ݩ, ऍ, घ़, ཀུ་ཤུ, ཆུ, སྒོ

Baltic Romani

 * L2: baro, dad, frukto, gadžo, kalo, manuš, melalo, pani, phen, pšal, trušul, tume, čovaxani

Baluan-Pam

 * L2: wei

Bambam

 * L2: baine

Bamu

 * L2: koko, koko obo, obo, orobo

Bamwe

 * L2: mai

Bana

 * L2: yàm

Banam Bay

 * L2: no-ai, nu-ai

Banda

 * L2: asu, was

Banda-Bambari

 * L2: ngungu

Bandi

 * L2: nja

Bandjalang

 * L2: bahy, baran-barahn, bilin-bilin, binaŋ, bira-, bube, budhabuyeh, budharbiyn, bujȧrebin, bullen-bullen, bullenah, bulun, bun-bun, bunihyn, buŋgu-buŋgu, dagay, danar, darigan, dirrang, gaguhŋ, gahrbayn, gajari, gam, gamay, gaŋgil, gehr, gidhuhm, gihyan, gindil, ginibi, ginyin, guhgagan, gumar, gunaŋ, gunya, guralnigahr, gurin, guruman, jabuh, jagun, jali, junahr, junru-junur, kagoġ, kićom, kumai, kuŋ, magil, mahr-mahr, merruġ, mibayn, minyaŋ, minyuġ, miruhŋ, miyi, mulanyin, mumbir-mumbir, ngali, ngayu, nyaŋ, nyuġ, wagahn, wayilahr, wayilayn, wuhrbiyn gayn, wulu, wululuyn, yaguy, yahdh, yaraman, yarayn, yirahli, ćubbo, ćulle, ŋadhaŋ, ŋamah, ŋay, ŋuruyn

Bangandu

 * L2: lì

Banggai

 * L2: asu, iaku, paisu, pikir

Bangi

 * L2: mai

Bangime

 * L2: ɥɛ̀

Baniwa

 * L2: uni

Banjarese

 * L2: Ahat, Arba, Jumahat, Kemés, Salasa, Sanayan, Saptu, aduh, aku, ampat, anak, anam, asa, asap, atur, bahu, banyu, bapa, batu, buluh, bungul, dalapan, dapur, dua, enempuluh, gasan, jalan, juta, kapala, kiwa, likur, lima, main bal, makan, mangkok, pisang, pitu, pitungwalas, puluh, ratus, ribu, sa, sa-, sajuta, salawi, salikur, sambilan, sanga, sangangpuluh, sapuluh, saratus, saribu, sasirangan, sawalas, sirang, talinga, talu, talungpuluh, tangan, tumbuhan, walu, walungpuluh, warik, welas

Banka

 * L2: žo

Bankan Tey Dogon

 * L2: nìì

Bankon

 * L2: maléw, muutaŋ

Banoni

 * L2: dotsi, garasi, kiso, piin, vaka

Bantawa

 * L2: अ़, उ़, म

Bantayanon

 * L2: buwas, kakyop, sara

Bantik

 * L2: ake, mata

Banyumasan

 * L2: Inggris, ambring, bangkong, batir, bengel, bodhol, clebek, joget, kimia, nanas, pertanian, ꦏꦶꦩꦶꦲ, ꦕ꧀ꦊꦧꦺꦏ꧀, ꦤꦤꦱ꧀, ꦥꦼꦂꦠꦤꦶꦲꦤ꧀, ꦧꦁꦏꦺꦴꦁ, ꦧꦠꦶꦂ, ꦧꦺꦴꦣꦺꦴꦭ꧀, ꦧꦼꦔꦼꦭ꧀, ꦲꦩ꧀ꦧꦿꦶꦁ, ꦲꦶꦁꦒꦿꦶꦱ꧀

Baoule

 * L2: abu, ala, ayia, bodua, kanga, labu, nzue, sɛ, wawa, yako

Barai

 * L2: A, do

Baram Kayan

 * L2: anak, bahah, bulan

Barapasi

 * L2: waro

Barasana

 * L2: kuma oko, oko, oko sohe, oko uhu, sohe, uhu

Barbareño

 * L2: ʼoʼ

Bardi

 * L2: barnamb, jalala, oola, oorany

Bargam

 * L2: asawan, aw, yu, yuw

Bari

 * L2: A, nakwan, pioŋ

Bariai

 * L2: abei, basu, danga, eaba, eau, ede, eso, ia, kemi, lima, luma, malo, man, niu, pange, pat, popou, rua, saksak, taine, tol

Bariji

 * L2: aweta, ogo

Barikewa

 * L2: wɛ̌i

Barok

 * L2: une

Barombi

 * L2: malef

Barranbinya

 * L2: ngaba

Baruga

 * L2: eka, ubu, uwu, uβu

Barunggam

 * L2: deeal, dinung, djam, dunde, ginni, maa, mau, mii, miia, toolga

Baruya

 * L2: aalya, arakwe, balage, dɨkɨlɨya, gwaagwaanga, yaadawata

Baré

 * L2: nene, ũni

Barí

 * L2: xima

Basa

 * L2: mèni

Basaa

 * L2: malép

Basap

 * L2: danum

Basay

 * L2: atsou, harate, lamit, lanum, puti

Basketo

 * L2: watsi

Bassa

 * L2: bòò, bɔnɔ, bɛ, cá, cíì, dyue, dyuě, dyú, dàɓò, fá, fɛ́ɖɛ́, gbǒ, gma, gmàà, gmɛ̀ɛ̌, gĩáá, hm̀m̌, hwìè, hwɔ̌, hwɛ̀, hwɛ̌, hĩinyɛ, hɔ, je, kpa, kpá, kpɔ̀ɔ̌, kà, ká, kéé, kíì, kópò, kùìì, kɔ, kɛ́, mana, mí, mɛ̀nɛ̌ìn-hĩinyɛ, mɛ̀nɛ̌ìn-sɔ̃́, mɛ̀nɛ̌ìn-tã, mɛ̀nɛ̌ìn-ɖò, mɛ́ɛ̀n, nyúii, ní, pàpà, pɛ̀ɛ̀, sáà, sé, sìà, sú, sɔ́ɔ̀, sɔ̃́, sɛ, ta, tã, vàǎ, vɛ̃̌, wa, wɛ̀, xwa, xwìɖì, xwɛ̀ɛ̀, zòtà, zùù, ɓaɖa-bùè, ɓo, ɖò, ɖǎ-dyù

Batad Ifugao

 * L2: babai, balat, danum, mata

Batanga

 * L2: ndito

Bathari

 * L2: muh

Batu

 * L2: mbígə̄m, ḿbígə́m̄, ḿgórɔ̄

Batui

 * L2: apu, ue

Batuley

 * L2: kotor, tu

Bau

 * L2: aid, mi, wa

Bau Bidayuh

 * L2: abun, agas, apuy, asing, bidiek, bikasi, biniru, biowak, biron, bisa, bisireh, bodu, bongam, bosi, dipoh, diya, doot, doyoh, girogot, girongan, gonan, jan, jumieh, kaak, kada, kaldei, kangung, kien, kiliet, koning, kosuong, krokub, kuning, kupang, manuk, miriep, mupus, musang, nang, ngidiring, nyogag, osuop, otin, otok, padang, paning, pas, piin, pirungang, pongan, ponyu, prigi, pungu, punguo, puruot, ribuoh, rigu, rimota, rimoung, rubuk, sikonang, singa, sobak, sumat, sungi, sutung, taduh, taji, tamung, tigaang, tigidig, tiposi, toin, tonyung, tonyuom, truping, tura, utan

Baure

 * L2: ani, eperon, eton, hir, in, jir, kaye, kiher, kijer, kotiskon, po'ip, roeamokonoe', roseskoner, ser, ses, top, vir, yaki

Bauro

 * L2: bei, hehene, urao

Bauzi

 * L2: vaɔ

Baybayanon

 * L2: adláw, dayunggan, ilong, túbig

Bayogoula

 * L2: affero

Bayungu

 * L2: wirlu

Beaver

 * L2: at̲s̲’aahnuu, chuu, ch’ǫne, dachin, dasdléé, dleye, dlwęą, ghaje, hadaa, hatl’ediięzaa, jige, k'at, kwą, lhuuge, męge, nǫdaa, nǫjuuz̲e, nǫzę, taadle, tlez̲e, t̲s̲e, yaatune, z̲ez̲uulh, ęlaaʔ

Bebe

 * L2: ngwí

Bedjond

 * L2: à̰ȳ

Beezen

 * L2: ókwóp

Beja

 * L2: A, iisin, sim, yaas, yam, áni, ياس, يم

Bekati'

 * L2: paitn

Belait

 * L2: kalau, pikir, siʼ

Belarus

 * L2: вячэра

Beli

 * L2: mini

Belizean Creole

 * L2: Ah, Bileez, a, aafis, ahn, byaa, chrai, da-mi, di, doz, eena, fahn, harikayn, hyaa, jayl, jrink, laas, laim, lee, memba, nais, noa, nobadi, pees, reech, saiz, si, staam, toch, waata, wahn, wayt, wen, wid, wit, yoostu, yu

Bella Coola

 * L2: -łł, Sx̣ints, cipsx, cq̓, cq̓tx̣, c̓ktc, c̓s, c̓x̣ʷ, c̓x̣ʷł, kłx, kʷs, k̓p, k̓x, k̓xx̣, mackin, mux̣ʷłt, płt, p̓x, p̓x̣ʷłt, p̓x̣ʷłtłp, qpsttx̣, qs, qstx̣, qʷt, q̓pst, q̓s, sc̓q, sps, sqc̓, sq̓, sq̓ʷ, sq̓ʷx̣, stp, st̓s, sutk, sx, sxs, tixca, tq̓, tq̓x̣, tł, t̓x̣t, xłp̓x̣ʷłtłpłłs, xłp̓x̣ʷłtłpłłskʷc̓, x̣s, čk̓łp, łk̓ʷ, łq, łʼp, łʼptx̣, łʼł, šk̓x, šk̓ʷ, šk̓ʷtx̣, ʔasqa

Bellari

 * L2: argi, tanne

Bemba

 * L2: A, amenshi, buci, fwa, ibwe, mafuta, mbushi, mfula, mwenge, ngulube, nsala, nsoka

Ben Tey

 * L2: sání

Benabena

 * L2: nagami

Bende

 * L2: maansí, mukeéma, múkelé, ofisichéa, ííjélá

Beneraf

 * L2: fo

Beng

 * L2: yí

Bengali

 * L3: অক্ষীয়

Beothuk

 * L2: ebadoe, ebanthoo

Bepour

 * L2: ofun, una, yʌʔʌ

Berawan

 * L2: abang, acew, acin, bekeh, cepeu, jilelen, laman, pi, sepeu, sipel, taca, ukuk

Berbice Creole Dutch

 * L2: afta, alala, ben, blutu, boši, deki, fragi, fruku, jefi, jɛrma, jɛrmatoko, minggi, mɛtɛ, pampuna, slangi

Bergish

 * L2: Männeken

Berik

 * L2: fo

Berom

 * L2: dankal, nshí

Berti

 * L2: mi

Besisi

 * L2: mah, meri

Betawi

 * L2: babi ngepet, beceng, berak doang, bini, bérce, captun, ceban, celokat, cepé, chimenk, chipowa, cémén, dikopi, duit, gede, gedong, gokel, inep, kali, kerupuk, kokai, kémce, manyun, memek, nembak, ngewek, nimpé, nocéng, orkay, oskep, rokum, snéki, tokét

Betoi

 * L2: babi, humasoi, ocu, ro, sorroy, ufi

Bezhta

 * L2: автобус, банк, бацӏо, бохъ, гьад, йакӏо, йалӏо, йаьчоь, йаьᵸчоь, йаᵸлӏо, ко, лъи, макъо, милъо, миц, мотӏо, наръадуа, нацо, наьчоь, оз, онох, оᵸз, полъе, ракӏо, сантели, тӏийо, тӏиро, ца, цаᵸ, цӏо

Bhilali

 * L2: पाणी

Biak

 * L2: aya, bin, ina, sko, u'ar, yuk

Biangai

 * L2: kaibek

Biao Mon

 * L2: ən¹

Bibaali

 * L2: mí

Bidiyo

 * L2: ‘amay

Bidyara

 * L2: yira

Biem

 * L2: ain, dan

Big Nambas

 * L2: nauei, tarah

Bih

 * L2: pine, êar

Bihari

 * L2: पानी, भूगोल

Bilakura

 * L2: edasilu, yuag

Bilaspuri

 * L2: इक्खा, कुण, मिच्ची, हंगी, 𑚂𑚊𑚶𑚸𑚭, 𑚊𑚰𑚘, 𑚢𑚮𑚏𑚶𑚏𑚯, 𑚩𑚫𑚌𑚯

Bilba

 * L2: asu, balilang, besi, ha, oka

Bilbil

 * L2: pain, ya

Biliau

 * L2: paen, raan

Biloxi

 * L2: ani, ni, ąxti

Bilua

 * L2: ju, reko

Bilur

 * L2: namalum, vaina

Bilêvkirin

 * L3: heft

Bima

 * L2: duna, ina, oi, upa, βesi

Bimin

 * L2: ok

Bimoba

 * L2: nyun

Binandere

 * L2: un

Binongan Itneg

 * L2: danom

Bintulu

 * L2: akou, aneak, asou, belas, binatang, bulan, libun, pat, vas, vaw, waka

Binukid

 * L2: babelek, babuy, bahagan, bahi, baka, bakang, bakbak, bakeleng, bakes, bakesan, balaan, balay, balugtu, bugta, daduwa, damulmug, gatas, kalibangbang, kutsara, kutsarita, lalima, langaw, langgam, langgit, langit, mata, puntil, pusaw, pusung, puthaw, sabaw, sabun, sabuwa, sada, sagakad, saging, sagu, salag, salakyan, salamin, salapi, salapid, salay, salaysay, saliluan, salindungaw, saliyaw, salsalan, sambilat, sambingay, samug, sangay, santik, siyam, wahig

Bipi

 * L2: xan

Birao

 * L2: vati

Birgid

 * L2: eeȷi, niidi, uze

Birgit

 * L2: ami

Biritai

 * L2: bau

Bishnupriya Manipuri

 * L2: অ, অন্ধ্র প্রদেশ, আ, আট, ই, ঈ, উ, ঊ, ঋ, এ, এস্তোনিয়া, ঐ, ঐতিহাসিক, ওহাইও, কঁঠাল, কাটা, খরগোশ, চার, চারা, ছয়, ঠার, তারা, তিন, দশ, দুই, ধুলা, ধূলি, নয়, নৌকা, পাঁচ, পানি, পাহাড়, ফল, বছর, বাঁশ, বাঁহ, বাংলাদেশ, বারো, বিজ্ঞান, বিশ, ভালবাসা, মাকড়সা, মাটি, রাজা, সমুদ্র, সাত, হাজার

Bissa

 * L2: baaga, baarɛ, bankana, díí, gaarɛ, gun, gur, guuru, gɛba, kakʊ́, pí, píjà, sáápra, síɲe, sòàtɪ, sɔ́ɔ̀, sɪ̀

Bisu

 * L2: กงา

Bitare

 * L2: mɔngɔmo

Blablanga

 * L2: fati

Blackfoot

 * L2: Estipah-skikikini-kots, a'yai-kik-ahsi, aohkíí, aohkííyi, awau-katsik-saki, aáhsa, imitáá, mamíí, ninauh-oskiti-pahpyaki, piikániwa, ponokóámitaa, poos, ´, áákiim, ᑯᖿᐡ, ᔈ, ᖰ, ᖱ, ᖲ, ᖳ, ᖴ, ᖵ, ᖶ, ᖷ, ᖸ, ᖹ, ᖺ, ᖻ, ᖼ, ᖽ, ᖾ, ᖿ, ᙿ

Blagar

 * L2: A, B, Lahatala, ab, abang, ad, ara, aru, bapa, be, belta, binanta, bindaqali, buk, buku, buta, desa, di, ele, emangpi, guru, halomang, hava, hiba, hur, id, jabar, jar, jasi, je, kiki, kondo, kuda, kuta, lama, mana, meke, mol, na, ne, nu, ora, por, tama, tang, te, tue, tuwe, ub, uru, uruka, user, ved, vet, yer

Blang

 * L2: kaʔ³¹mɤiŋ³⁵, kaʔ³¹nᴇ³⁵, muʔ³³, phɤl̥³⁵, vak³³mol³⁵, ʔum¹

Blin

 * L2: A, luukʷ, lɛɛbɛka, suuŋ, yə, ʔənti

Bo-Rukul

 * L2: imal

Boano (Maluku)

 * L2: ene'e

Boano (Sulawesi)

 * L2: ogo

Bobongko

 * L2: ue

Bobot

 * L2: way

Bodo (India)

 * L2: dwi, अखाफोर, अख्रां, अर, आखाय, इंराजि, ककबरक, कामिज, खालाम, खावसे, गं, गथ, गान्दु, गार', गिरजा, गुफुर, जा, जानबुं, जि, जिराय, जुनार, जोहोलाव, थाम, दंफां, दालां, दाव, दावदै, दिरुं, दुवार, दै, दैमा, दोहोरोम, ना, बर', बार, बिदिन्था, बिफा, बिमा, बेदर, बेरे, बोरमा, बोराइ, मानसि, मायरं, मावजि, मिसिं, मुं, मोसा, मोसौ, राव, लाइमोन, लाथिख', लामा, लिर, लोगो, संख्रि, साहा, सिलाइ, सुबुं, से, हाजो, हिनजाव, हौवा

Bodo Gadaba

 * L2: daʔ

Bofi

 * L2: lì

Bogaya

 * L2: imya, paiyuku

Boghom

 * L2: gway, yip

Bokar

 * L2: iši

Boko

 * L2: do, kwi, pla, soolo, sopla, swaàɔ̃, sííɔ̃, sɔ́o, í, ʔààɔ̃

Bokobaru

 * L2: í

Bokoto

 * L2: rì

Bokyi

 * L2: ɔmo

Bola

 * L2: aga, bahele, dagi, gilanga, hate, ivu, karapa, koa, naru, ngango, nuverei, ola, pagana, pikeo, tovu

Bolango

 * L2: sarlugo

Bole

 * L2: amma, mondu

Bolinao

 * L2: agtay, aluleng, ama, amlulungan, anag, anak, andidis, andudun, angdod, asinda, aso, ayama, aydo, ayep, ayi, baboy, bagyo, baka, basakay, batag, bawang, baya, bayaw, bubsat, bukraw, bulong, buridek, dudon, dudungawan, gatas, gayaman, gigang, ilog, kamay, kanit, karayan, karigsawan, katyangan, kawayan, lapis, liey, mata, ranom, siko, tagyan, talugtog, walo

Boloki

 * L2: mái

Bolongan

 * L2: danum

Bolyu

 * L2: nde⁵³

Bom

 * L2: jomde

Bonan

 * L2: ox, se

Bondei

 * L2: chuma, mazi

Bondo

 * L2: daʔ

Bonerate

 * L2: teʔe

Bonggi

 * L2: beig, jarum, kulakng, ou, timus

Bonggo

 * L2: dan, dau, man, mofin

Bongo

 * L2: mɩ̀nɩ̀

Bookan

 * L2: liyog

Bopomofo character

 * L3: ㄅ, ㄆ, ㄇ, ㄈ, ㄉ, ㄊ, ㄋ, ㄌ, ㄍ, ㄎ, ㄏ, ㄐ, ㄑ, ㄒ, ㄓ, ㄔ, ㄕ, ㄖ, ㄗ, ㄘ, ㄙ, ㄚ, ㄛ, ㄜ, ㄝ, ㄞ, ㄟ, ㄠ, ㄡ, ㄢ, ㄣ, ㄤ, ㄥ, ㄦ

Bora

 * L2: nújpacyo

Borong

 * L2: apu

Borrowed terms

 * L4: دریا, دشمن, دل, شغال, نکما, अनुशासक, अभिज्ञा, अभिषेक, अलस, अश्व, आत्मन्, इन्दिरा, उपलब्ध, ऋतु, एला, कच्छप, कटि, कपाल, कमल, काक, कार्य, क्षत्रिय, खनि, गर्भिणी, गात्र, गिरि, जाति, जिह्वा, जीव, तन्त्र, तमस्, तृण, दक्षिण, दन्त, दीर्घ, दूर, धारा, धूम, नामन्, पण्डित, पनस, पर्ण, पाप, पितृ, पूर्व, प्रथम, प्रिय, बीज, बुद्ध, भक्ति, भगवद्गीता, मयूर, मांस, मिश्र, राष्ट्र, लाभ, वसन्त, वात, विना, वीर, वृक्ष, वृद्ध, शर्करा, शिरस्, शुभ्र, सदा, समुद्र, सर्व, सृगाल, सेतु, स्त्री, हत, हरिद्रा, हिङ्गु, हिम, 𐭪𐭫𐭲
 * L5: रघु, सम

Borrowings

 * L4: Maximus, exceptus, familia, joie, legio, medius, patiens

Borôro

 * L2: adudu, adügo, ao, aora, aredu, aregodu, ari, arigao, ba, bai, barögö, bataru, bi, bije, bito, bobata, bobatu, bübütü, dʒeku, dʒemaru, dʒura, eno, i, ije, iwogu, joku, joru, ju, jure, kagariga, karo, ke, kera, kiogö, kodu, kuieje, kure, ködü, künabo, mago, nudu, o, ogʷa, ore, oredu, po, pobo, ra, ridʒo, ritʃo, tagogo, tu, tugo, tʃe, uruwo, wogu, wudu, ʤoru

Boselewa

 * L2: vavine

Botlikh

 * L2: лълъени, ракӏва

Botolan Sambal

 * L2: lanom, mata, siyam, walo

Bourbonnais-Berrichon

 * L2: anc, iau, être

Bragat

 * L2: sukun

Brahui

 * L2: A, đ, Ŧ, اهین, او, ای, تیل, جاز, جمر, جنگ, خراس, خل, خَل, خیسُن, دریاب, دیر, دیوال, قانون, نن, نی, پال, پو, کری, کچک, ڷ

Brazilian Sign Language

 * L2: CAVALO^LISTRA

Brem

 * L2: muŋguan, yaŋ

Bribri

 * L2: krö

British Sign Language

 * L2: 𝣬𝪛

Brokpake

 * L2: ཚི

Brokskat

 * L2: bet, byas, goṭ, khwai, so, soi, tes

Broome Pearling Lugger Pidgin

 * L2: -kaa, -ya, angkaa, baiya, banyaa, chirikurok, dekko, hokurok, karaja, kotor, kriki, peke, poorr, ratang, tera, ujan

Brunei Bisaya

 * L2: asu, siluy, wasai

Bruny Island

 * L2: motti

Bu

 * L2: mma, ŋgɨn

Bu-Nao Bunu

 * L2: aŋ³³, ou¹, tla³, tɬe³, ɔŋ¹, ʔuŋ³, ʔɔŋ¹

Bube

 * L2: bapotó, dupe

Bubi

 * L2: maamba

Budibud

 * L2: dauno, sopu

Budukh

 * L2: А, ада, ал, бар, вак, вез, викьер, вирагъ, вичид, гада, дар, диде, зав, зар, ибир, йеч, йиз, йийид, йицӏыд, йукьуд, йыгъ, йыкӏ, кач, кирпи, къанд, къепик, къул, кьад, кьел, кьолкидж, кьул, кьусу, кьыл, кӏерепӏ, кӏид, кӏул, лапа, лем, лузу, маф, мез, меъел, мийид, мичӏер, мукь, нехир, ник, рехъ, риж, рих, руб, руг, рыхьыд, сад, сан, сив, сокул, тур, тӏутӏ, фу, фуд, хор, хьад, хьин, цӏа, чин, чӏер, шегь, шид, ших, шуб, шубуд

Buduma

 * L2: amaii

Budza

 * L2: mayá

Buena Vista Yokuts

 * L2: ila'k', ilak

Bugan

 * L2: da³⁵, nda²⁴

Bughotu

 * L2: aa, aabara, bea, lima, niu, vaivine

Buginese

 * L2: -mi, amaradekangeng, ambo, api, arua, ase, aseng, asera, asu, awaŋ, baja, bale, belérang, bessi, bicara, bola, ceddi, dua, dégaga, ellong, esso, ina, kudara, lakkai, lapa, lappa, lase', ma-pute, mi, paddoangeng, seddi, tana, terima kasih, tollolang, uae, uleng, ulle, utu, wae, wessa, ᨀᨆᨗᨔᨗ, ᨄᨉᨚᨕᨂᨛ, ᨄᨒᨚᨈᨑ, ᨄᨗᨈᨘ, ᨅᨔ ᨕᨘᨁᨗ, ᨅᨗᨌᨑ, ᨆᨌ, ᨆᨑᨙᨉᨀ, ᨉᨘᨓ, ᨍᨘᨆ, ᨒᨄ, ᨒᨚᨈᨑ, ᨓᨕᨙ, ᨔᨈᨘ, ᨔᨒᨔ, ᨕᨆᨑᨙᨉᨀᨂᨛ, ᨕᨑᨅ, ᨕᨔᨘ, ᨕᨔᨙ, ᨕᨗᨊ, ᨕᨙᨔᨙᨊᨙ, ᨕᨛᨔᨚ ᨕᨖᨕᨗ

Bugis

 * L2: ᨀᨓᨗ

Bugun

 * L2: kʰo

Buhi'non Bikol

 * L2: amigo, asgad, asin, atay, ayam, ba, barato, batag, bayong, burak, buta, ilo, isra, kilat, libro, linog, maal, maasgad, mani, mata, namok, pisngi, punaw, sana, sanga, simbaan, simbag, tobig

Buhid

 * L2: talinga, ᝀ, ᝁ, ᝂ, ᝃ, ᝄ, ᝅ, ᝆ, ᝇ, ᝈ, ᝉ, ᝊ, ᝊᝓᝑᝒᝇ, ᝋ, ᝌ, ᝍ, ᝎ, ᝏ, ᝐ, ᝑ, ᝒ, ᝓ

Buhutu

 * L2: hoowa, waihin

Bukar-Sadung Bidayuh

 * L2: panggang

Bukat

 * L2: danum, lino

Bukawa

 * L2: awhê, bu

Bukhari

 * L2: buxori, urusi, zabon

Bukiyip

 * L2: Eñua, abag, abal, agab, apap, apeh, aun, babeg, baben, böb, daweh, eig, ešuguh, giha, kujar, meharig, mohun, oguda, ohok, okok, omom, otot, ouot, out, raböp, rowogig, tuat, ua, urugum, wabör, worub, yama, yayen, élman, élmatok

Bukusu

 * L2: kameechi

Bulgar

 * L2: -شِ, -مَ, -ڛَم, ΩΜΟΡΤΑΓ, ζητ, χων, твирем, тох, إش, البلغَاڔِى, الطن, الُو, ايرنى, اَتِ, اَجِ, اَكِل, اَلطِ, اَلُّ, اَلِبْ, اَول, اَيخ, اک, بر, برت, بطك, بل, بيال, بَج, بَر, بَل, بَلُو, تطر, توح, تُرُكمَان, تُوات, جال, جىَاتِ, جُور, جِيِرم, حرح, خان, سَو, شِو, صبر, طَن, طَنْروى, طُخِڔ, كوالجى, كُ, كُوَان, كُوَج, هيرحومْ, هِير, وان, وج, وطر, وَل, يَال, ڊنيَا, ڛَكِڔ

Buli (Ghana)

 * L2: nipowa, nyiam

Buli (Indonesia)

 * L2: fat, maping, wai, waja

Bulu (Cameroon)

 * L2: akalat, befam, binga, fam, minga

Bulu (New Guinea)

 * L2: nalu, tavine

Bumthangkha

 * L2: མིང

Bunaba

 * L2: garuwa

Bunak

 * L2: il

Bunama

 * L2: mona, wahine, we'aha

Bundeli

 * L2: आँख, कैबो, चामरो, तैं, दरोगा, नाहर, मै, मो, मोखा, रैबो, साप, हंसबो

Bungku

 * L2: baho

Bungu

 * L2: amazi

Bunoge

 * L2: gɔ

Bunun

 * L2: asu, babu, bahlu, bintuhan, bintuqan, buan, budias, bunbun, bunuk, ciukutu, dahis, damuh, danum, halum, hanitu, hanvang, hatabang, hatas, hulbu, hupdal, ishailangun, ising, iskaan, itung, kakatu, kangavas, kantundahmali, kanum, kasu, kusbabai, kuskus, libus, lububunun, lutbu, mali, mata, mumulas, nanaq, panadan, pat, pingku, tama, tangia, tinnau, tuhu, tulkuk, uka, vivi, vividaing

Buol

 * L2: ale, biig, bole, botu, boyo, diuk, onu, tunggil, unggag

Bura

 * L2: Bi, Mbeɗawa, ayaba, bi, bulam, cagwali, daŋkali, di, dlalaŋ, gaji, ghǝŋ, gul, gwaɓa, ku, kwagu, kǝl ɗǝfu, kǝma, mbwa, miya, mpasha, mpǝrɗa, mshi, mta, mtlǝmhyi, mwasu, mǝna, patlahu, pci, shar, shatan, sǝsǝma, tlambǝl, tsi, tǝda, tǝɓǝl, u'u, una, vǝla, yimi, ɗika

Bura Mabang

 * L2: inji, toru꞉k, turok, turuk

Burarra

 * L2: bugula, del, joborr, yerrcha

Burduna

 * L2: wirlu

Burgundian

 * L2: hendinos, witimon, wittimon

Burji

 * L2: waa

Burmeso

 * L2: bau

Buru (Indonesia)

 * L2: wae

Burun

 * L2: luum, pii

Burushaski

 * L2: baaz, batbat, bayú, belis, bepayr, bishké, bras, bula, bulbul, burúm, bush, busroosro, buwa, báalt, crhin, du, díin, ganttey, garmun, gatshir, gaċhir, ghaan, ghasrep, ghunghundil, gonoolanas, gur, gus, gus bush, gus pharisr, ha, hagúr, hal, haní, hir, hir bush, hir qarqaamuts, huk, isláam, juú, kapo, laleér, lalíto, laq, laq ġaténc̣, mayon, partaawuus, phari, pharisr, qarqaamuts, qhamuldáni, qhamuluṭéeli, qhamúluṭ, qhap, sadaqá, sar, saásaṭ, shadi, sheer, sée, ta, tal, tináani, tootaan, tshiir, tshindar, tshiyar, ćham, ćhumár, ćímar, ċhil, ġaténc̣, ڞ, ݳ, ݴ, ݶ, ݷ, ݸ, ݹ, ݺ, ݻ, ݼ, ݽ

Burusu

 * L2: batik, liyog

Buruwai

 * L2: moya

Busa

 * L2: A, í

Busam

 * L2: ɪŋgû

Busami

 * L2: maria

Busang Kayan

 * L2: ika

Butmas-Tur

 * L2: wa

Butuanon

 * L2: alima, asawa, baay, bata, daga, dahon, gamot, haas, isda, itlog, lamok, lawa, mata, ngipon, pagikpik, sanga, siyam, talinga, tao, tubig

Buwal

 * L2: yam

Bwaidoka

 * L2: dauda, vavine

Bwanabwana

 * L2: niu, waiila, waine

Bwatoo

 * L2: balo, bool, chopa, hoosi, traba, tramo

Byangsi

 * L2: ti


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Caac

 * L2: cawek, kaphar, we, wi

Cabiyarí

 * L2: ʔuuni

Cacua

 * L2: maʔ

Cacán

 * L2: anco, ango

Caddo

 * L2: náttih

Cajonos Zapotec

 * L2: brax, nis

Caka

 * L2: omɔlə, ɔmɔlo

Calabrian Greek

 * L2: dìo

Calamian Tagbanwa

 * L2: epat, ohu, ulas

Calusa

 * L2: ʔeśi, ʔiśi

Caluyanun

 * L2: tubig

Caló

 * L2: Sesé, Trimurtí, barojil, baró, bato, brotomuchó, calorrí, calorró, caló, cam, camelar, chachipén, chai, chalar, chanar, chavó, chipicallí, chipí, dada, dadá, debel, gaché, gachí, gachó, jil, man, mangue, manú, menda, orí, pañibaró, pañí, pejuchar, piltra, pinchar, pincherar, pindoró, pinré, piyar, plal, puchar, puchañí, puchelar, puranar, purañí, puré, puró, quinar, romí, sacáis, timujiar, timujó, tiquinó, tiquiñó, traquia, trejú, trijul, trijular, trimurtí, trin, trincheró, trine, trino, trubianó, truniano, trusí, ucho, uchular, uchurgañí, ulicha, zincaló

Camarines Norte Agta

 * L2: digî, madiklém, séel

Cameroon Pidgin

 * L2: I, a, coner, dey, di, fo, foe, for, i, ma, mop, my, na, we, wi, wu, wuna, ya, yi, you, your, yu

Camsá

 * L2: bujéʃe, béxaje

Candoshi-Shapra

 * L2: kógó

Canela

 * L2: arỳjhy, ca, cahuw, caj, cuhy, cukryt, cukôj, cô, cũmtũm, hy, ihhy, ixwa, jahê, kẽn, paj, pỳp, tep, wa, wapo, xwa

Canichana

 * L2: xatixi

Capiznon

 * L2: asawa, bana, buhok, dila, dugo, dulunggan, dunot, ilong, isda, kamot, lubid, mahabol, malukong, mata, nanay, ngalan, pispis, puya, sanga, siki, taliwis, tatay, tawo, tubi, ulo, yanda

Cappadocian Greek

 * L2: Πατισ̌άχις, γοῦπα, θίρ, ιμάτι, κάτζιν, καλακόνι, καρά, καράκι, κασκάρα, κατσόρα, καϊζὰρ, κερέρ, κουρά, κουράδι, κουρέ, κοῦπα, κότιμο, μάσκι, μαρκαόνω, μαρούκια, μιραπόλ, νήρια, ναίκα, παγάρτζι, πεϊσάχι, πισίκα, προυχάγκι, σ̌άγι, σ̌κυλί, σελάμι, τάνι, ταράχι, ταρὸς, τζουρτάν, φὸς, ἀβοῦκα

Car Nicobarese

 * L2: Yēsū, li-tāk, mak, उ̥, ऊ̥, ऍ̥, ए̥, क̥, र̱, ह, ॳ, ॴ

Cara

 * L2: mal

Carabayo

 * L2: ao, hono

Caranqui

 * L2: -biro, -buela, -bí, -pigal, -piro, -puela, -pí, -yasel, ango

Carapana

 * L2: jɨ, oko

Carian

 * L2: 𐊠, 𐊡, 𐊢, 𐊣, 𐊤, 𐊥, 𐊦, 𐊧, 𐊨, 𐊩, 𐊪, 𐊫, 𐊬, 𐊭, 𐊮, 𐊯, 𐊰, 𐊱, 𐊲, 𐊲𐊼, 𐊳, 𐊴, 𐊵, 𐊶, 𐊷, 𐊸, 𐊹, 𐊺, 𐊻, 𐊼, 𐊽, 𐊾, 𐊿, 𐋀, 𐋁, 𐋂, 𐋃, 𐋄, 𐋅, 𐋆, 𐋇, 𐋈, 𐋉, 𐋊, 𐋋, 𐋌, 𐋍, 𐋎, 𐋏, 𐋐

Cariay

 * L2: nughai

Caribbean Hindustani

 * L2: Bhaarat, Sarnaam, Sarnam, aadha, aspataal, bahaar, bhagwaan, dhuku, gor, ham, hamlog, khaana, koetta, moerie, paanie, toe

Carijona

 * L2: tuna, túuna

Carolinian

 * L2: Luunis, bwarúgh, bwesch, familiya, fitil, ghilisow, llé, me, meleitei, obisbwo, patapat, schaal, sibwe, spitóód, suugh, tirow

Carpathian Romani

 * L2: baro, bosorka, dad, das, gadžo, kalo, manuš, melalo, mánuš, paj, pani, phen, phral, sinto, triśul, trušul, čohani

Cashibo-Cacataibo

 * L2: 'umpax

Cashinahua

 * L2: unpax

Casiguran Dumagat Agta

 * L2: abu, anak, aso, awat, bebe, dapdap, dingding, dinom, dinúm, dipa, don, duhag, dungos, epat, ina, kabaong, kulangot, lima, lumot, lélake, tam-is, tandang, tiklop, tunay

Catacao

 * L2: nam, yup

Catalane

 * L2: brema

Catawba

 * L2: himbare, impi, iswa, iti, kare, kus, kus sarak, kus suk, nuti, sarak, suk, tansi, witchawa, wos, wus, wuss, yap, ye, yehiye

Categorizing prefix

 * L3: gol·-, jak-

Catuquinaru

 * L2: cambarysu, uhehü

Catío Chibcha

 * L2: nira

Cavere

 * L2: scema, sciapa, shapa, shema

Cavineña

 * L2: ena, epuna, na, puna

Cayubaba

 * L2: kita

Cayuga

 * L2: a·gǫ̀·gweh, ohnéganohs, onikanos, on·rot, saːnoːʼ, sóːwaːs

Cazcan

 * L2: caxcan, cazcan

Cañari

 * L2: deleg

Celtiberian

 * L2: kelaunikui, ozas

Cemuhî

 * L2: balé, bé-taulimwa, kilé, pwaloa, tabè, toomwo

Central Asmat

 * L2: mbì

Central Bai

 * L2: svrt, xuix, yvnxyind, 水

Central Bontoc

 * L2: aso, awak, babai, chanom, danom, danum, epat, fafai, ina, lima, mata, nguad, siyam, yaŋgu

Central Cagayan Agta

 * L2: abak, arangaat, awaan, babad, babbay, barak, bulding, bulsak, busit, dalak, danum, dapan, dupat, fofoy, gadang, gibaw, ginat, gitara, had, hagang, huhugkaw, igung, ilak, ilaw, kalbid, kamat, kihaw, kulam, lalaki

Central Dusun

 * L2: iso, pinsan, punti, rombituon, sada, sinalau bakas, tobuk, tuai, waig, walai, wasai, yoku

Central Mahuatlán Zapoteco

 * L2: nit

Central Malay

 * L2: abang, bahu, batu, benapas, kalu, mikir, name, ngerti, semua

Central Masela

 * L2: wei

Central Mazahua

 * L2: Jyapju̷, Mbaro, Zu̷mi, chanxa, dyeza, guaru̷, jmoo, jmo̱o̱, jñangicha, jñiñi, kjua’a, lala, løjø, mbayo, mexe, mijñi, mindyo, mixi, miño, ngõꞌõ, nrrekua, paru̷, pjantr’e, ranxa, reje, røjø, rⱥjnⱥ, se̱pje̱, tizhi, to̱njo̱, t’ejme, t’u̷nxu̷, tꞌóꞌo, tꞌünxü, uxu, xomu̷, xoñijomu̷, zambo, zaꞌa, zⱥnto, íꞌi, ⱥjnⱥ

Central Melanau

 * L2: abei, ai kemi, akou, aneak, aneak tengad, anum, apui, asok jului, asou, asou belak, asou daat, asou lameang, asou lasat, atur, awan, barat, belaih, belei, benyoh, besi, bulou, daak, dengen, dua, ikan udun, ja, je-, jing, juuk, kauih, ketapi, kulit, kutou, laan, lima, lumut, maih, melireng, nanak, oksijen, palei, pangai, pat, peranakan, pirek, puweang, rimau, rimau baleng, rimau biteang, rimau daan, sakai, sarai, satu, singa, suwil, tapi, tarum, tebou, teknik, telibisien, telou, tetapi, timah, tirem, tren, tuala, tujoh, tuwaih, uban, ubei, ujan, urup, zink

Central Nicobarese

 * L2: dak, उं, ऱ

Central Pomo

 * L2: báya, mata, má·t̪a, qʰá, čá·č

Central Sama

 * L2: gatas, haron

Central Siberian Yupik

 * L2: Sivuqaq, anasik, uktasik, мыӄ

Central Subanen

 * L2: tubig

Central Tagbanwa

 * L2: baloto, bavay, lalaki, nobya, talava, tiving, tohod, wai, ᝯᝡ

Central Tarahumara

 * L2: Riosi, acá, aká, aná, arimuri, ba'wí, bacá, baká, bakí, baquí, basoli, basori, cahuíchari, cajé, carihua, carí, catá, chamalí, chaꞌmélowa, chaꞌmérohua, chaꞌmí, chibá, chicuri, chihuí, chikuli, chiká, chiwí, chumalí, churukí, corimena, cutá, huichá, huirú, huitá, huiꞌyé, ichá, ichí, imá, kajé, kaliwa, kalí, karabina, kasí, katá, kawíchali, kolimena, kutá, maleta, matá, mucú, neꞌogé, ochí, ocó, ojuí, pasochi, rajá, ralá, rapana, rikuuri, riní, ripuchí, ripulá, riwigachi, riwí, rochí, ropá, ruchí, saté, sucuí, sukí, sulá, tari, tata, tolí, torí, turio, ucú, ukú, ulé, upí, uré, wajó, wasoná, wasí, wichá, wilú, winomí, witá, wiꞌyé, ónami, ꞌyeta

Central Tunebo

 * L2: ríʔja

Ch'orti'

 * L2: A, akʼ, aribʼ, bʼaj, bʼajram, bʼak, chan, chay, chikin, chuch, chʼichʼ, haʼ, ixik, jaʼ

Chaap Wuurong

 * L2: palutj, paynpaynku, wi, wurreka, yim

Chachi

 * L2: A, akara, bishu, cucha, huaacu, huallapa, jala, kaapinderu, kiika, kucha, kuča, llullu, napipu, panda, pi, quiica, waaku, wagara, wallapa, washu

Chadong

 * L2: n̥am³

Chagatai

 * L2: آلچی, ارپا, الار, اندا, اندين, انی, او, اوت, اوردو, اول, اولار, اون, اوچ, ایكی, بوران, بولوت, بیر, بیز, بیش, تاغ, تمغا, توتورغان, توتورغو, توتون, تورت, تورغای, تولى, تونك, تیر, حاتون, دماغ, زهرة, سانکا, سایغاق, سراب, سن, سندين, سندە, سنينک, سنکا, سنی, سو, سوت, سود, سوز, سومون, سومون‌لار, سیز, سیزدين, سیزدە, سیزلار, سیزنينک, سیزنی, سیزکە, شجره, شمال, شهلا, شین, قار, قاش, قاشوق, قان, قزاق, قزاق‌لار, قوز, قوش, قولاوز, قوناق, كز, كوك, كویاكو, كویاو, مانکا, مشتري, من, مندين, مندە, منينک, منکا, منی, مو, نرگس شهلا, و, يوق, چلك, چلنك, چول, کونلوک, کونکول, گز, یاشیل, یان, یلنك, یورش, یورمك, یوروش, یورومك, یولدوز

Chaha

 * L2: ከፈተ

Chaima

 * L2: tuna

Chairel

 * L2: dee, sal

Chakma

 * L2: 𑄃𑄘𑄢, 𑄃𑄭, 𑄇𑄋𑄢, 𑄇𑄧, 𑄇𑄧𑄙𑄖𑄢, 𑄇𑄧𑄙𑄗𑄪𑄛𑄴, 𑄇𑄨𑄠𑄮𑄁, 𑄇𑄭, 𑄈𑄧𑄢𑄴𑄉𑄧𑄌𑄴, 𑄉, 𑄉𑄧𑄋, 𑄉𑄧𑄖𑄴, 𑄉𑄧𑄙, 𑄉𑄧𑄢𑄴𑄝, 𑄊𑄧𑄢𑄴, 𑄌𑄖𑄴, 𑄌𑄘𑄨, 𑄌𑄚𑄴, 𑄌𑄟𑄴, 𑄌𑄧𑄉𑄧𑄘, 𑄌𑄧𑄉𑄧𑄣, 𑄍𑄮𑄣𑄉𑄧𑄢𑄴, 𑄎𑄧𑄘, 𑄏𑄧𑄢𑄴, 𑄒𑄉𑄪𑄢𑄴, 𑄒𑄙𑄢𑄴, 𑄖𑄣, 𑄗𑄉, 𑄗𑄣𑄴, 𑄗𑄧𑄟𑄴, 𑄗𑄧𑄢𑄴, 𑄘𑄧𑄉𑄚𑄴, 𑄛𑄚𑄨, 𑄛𑄪𑄚𑄨, 𑄛𑄬𑄇𑄴, 𑄝𑄬𑄋𑄴, 𑄞𑄌𑄴, 𑄞𑄌𑄴𑄟𑄖𑄴, 𑄞𑄖𑄴, 𑄞𑄪𑄖𑄴, 𑄟𑄌𑄴, 𑄟𑄪𑄎𑄴𑄏𑄬𑄁, 𑄢𑄖𑄴, 𑄢𑄧, 𑄢𑄧𑄖𑄴, 𑄣𑄋𑄧𑄚𑄨, 𑄣𑄋𑄳𑄡𑄴, 𑄣𑄋𑄴, 𑄣𑄪𑄢𑄨, 𑄤𑄇𑄴, 𑄥𑄟𑄪𑄇𑄴, 𑄥𑄧𑄁𑄥𑄧𑄞, 𑄥𑄧𑄚, 𑄥𑄪𑄟𑄪𑄣𑄁, 𑄦𑄌𑄴, 𑄦𑄖𑄴, 𑄦𑄝, 𑄦𑄢𑄉, 𑄦𑄧𑄙, 𑄦𑄨𑄠𑄧𑄁, 𑄦𑄨𑄢𑄴𑄝𑄬, 𑄦𑄮𑄢𑄮𑄋

Chali

 * L2: cʰau

Chalita Conjugation

 * L4: অনুবাদ করা, অনুভব করা, অনুরোধ করা, অপেক্ষা করা, আগানো, আচরণ করা, আবির খেলা, ইটানো, উভানো, উল্কি আঁকা, কওয়া, করা, করানো, কাটা, কামড়ানো, খাওয়ানো, ঘামানো, ঘুমানো, ঘৃণা করা, ঘেন্না করা, চালানো, চিল্লানি, ছিটকানো, ছোঁয়া, জাগানো, ঝুলানো, ঢুকানো, তর্জমা করা, তাকানো, থাকানো, দাঁড়ানো, দেওয়া, দেখা, দেখানো, ধরা, ধসা, ধসানো, ধোয়া, নাওয়া, নেওয়া, পাওয়া, পাঠানো, ফরমানো, বওয়া, বলা, বেচানো, মেলা, রওয়া, রাখা, লওয়া, লুকানো, লেখা, শরমানো, শিখানো, শোয়া, সওয়া, সরানো, সহা, সাজানো, হড়কানো, হাঁকানো, হারানো, হাসানো
 * L5: হওয়া

Chamacoco

 * L2: hmata, hnɨmich, osdiita, pohoch

Chamalal

 * L2: maj, лълъи, лълъин

Chamba Daka

 * L2: dùrí, kudaku

Chambri

 * L2: arɨm

Chamling

 * L2: वप, वम

Champenois

 * L2: aclos, afant, affant, agniot, agné, agueil, amin, anmin, anue, aoinne, auille, aveu, boué, brouil, brûce, bure, ch'fau, chairue, chamineil, champaignat, chapiex, chayère, cheminze, cheveau, chouse, cleye, coteye, coudre, crimme, dais, fanme, feurnetre, fomme, fonme, fourmâ, frinne, gatiau, geneuil, grouette, iau, ieu, junne, lou, lunmière, mariège, nana, nouage, nouil, nutie, obe, paupier, pesson, pleuge, pleume, savlon, seucre, voirloup

Chang

 * L2: tei

Chapacura

 * L2: akum, huapiito, ise, parami

Charrua

 * L2: betum, guar, hué, it, sam, samayoi, yú

Chaudangsi

 * L2: ti

Chaura

 * L2: râk

Chayahuita

 * L2: i'sha, sanapiri

Chayuco Mixtec

 * L2: Tyañee, Zandoho, a, ama, aru, catyi, coo caa, coo saha, cu cumi, cu uñi, cuhɨvɨ, cumi, ina, ina nduvahu, ino, izu, iñu, loñi, mayate, mazica, mezu, micu, mɨdicu, ndyiyoho, oco, ohon, puluzia, sahun, sahun cumi, sahun uu, sahun uñi, sahun ɨɨn, tiñɨhɨ, tumingu, tyiño, usa, usi, usi cumi, usi uu, usi uñi, usi ɨɨn, uu, uña, uñi, viarni, voto, xicula, xinda, xityi, yɨyɨ, zandaru, zapato, zavɨru, zendavu, zeyu, ziendu, zɨcuela, Ñuu tyiyaca, ñaña, ɨɨn

Cheke Holo

 * L2: fati, kho'u

Chepang

 * L2: sĕraŋ, तीः, युः

Chewong

 * L2: kokn, tam

Cheyenne

 * L2: A, Tsėhésenėstsestȯtse, Tsėhéstáno, a'eesémo'ehe, a'éevo'ha, ame, ame'háve'ho'e, amȧho'héhe, amȯhóomȧhtsestȯtse, aénohe, e'eeháséto, eše'he, he'e, he'koneame, hese, hetane, hetóhkoné-ma'kaata, heóvema'kaata, heškovėstse, ho'néhetaneoónȧha'e, hohpe, hotsē'o, hémotséehotoa'e, hó'nehe, hóma'e, hótame, hē'e, hōva, kōsa, ma'aata, ma'ema'kaata, ma'hahko'e, ma'heo'o, ma'kaata, ma'kaataevé'késo, ma'ēno, ma'ėhóóhe, maa'e, mahpe, matana, matšėškōme, mene, mo'éhno'ha, mo'éhno'hāme, mákohe, mátȧháá'e, mȧhta'sóomah, mȧhtohto, mȧhtáeme, mȧhtóhtoha, mȧsėháve'ho'á'e, na'ha, na'he, na'nó'e, na'nóhtoha, na'ėstse, naesohto, naesóhtoha, naesóhtȯhnó'e, neva, neve, nexa, no'ka, noho, nomáhtsé'héó'o, náa'e, náhkohe, náhkȯheo'o, nésohto, nésó'e, nésȯhtoha, nésȯhtȯhnó'e, névó'e, nóhona, nóhónó'e, oónȧha'e, póéso, sóohto, sóohtoha, sóohtȯhnó'e, too'ėhéve'ho'e, tsėhe'ėseeséhe, tsėhe'ėsenotováhe, vo'e, vé'ho'e, vého, véhonema'kaata, vóto'ėstátane, xāō'o, éškȯseeséhotame, ó'he'e, ó'he'ke, šé'še, šéstótó'e

Chhattisgarhi

 * L2: जस, हाट

Chicahuaxtla Triqui

 * L2: Acuej³, Duchi³, Ganiꞌya⁵, Ngaj³, San Martí², Ta³ Naj³, Xaca³, Xumanj³, Xumanꞌ⁴an, aru², cu¹, gaꞌuj³, kilómetru³, labanza³, machin²³, mmi³⁴, mmi³⁵, moli³, nato⁴, nato⁴ roꞌoj⁵o, sigueꞌej³e, xanꞌan³, xatan³, xaꞌa⁵⁴, xaꞌyanj³, xucua¹, xuhua¹, xutan³, xutan¹

Chichicapan Zapotec

 * L2: bahdxi, basuꞌh, bichyuhga, bichyuꞌxi, bidxih, bidxiidxi, biguhpi, billihyi, biuuꞋzi, biza'h, bweewu, bweeꞌzu, bwehgu, bwehlda, bweꞌdzɨ, bweꞌhewu, bwɨhdxyi, bwɨhdxyu, bwɨɨchi, chisa, cwahsa, dahan, dohba, dulbaaꞌ, duꞌh, duꞌh guziꞌw, dxiahga, dxibaaꞌ, dxih, dxihdxi, dxihtsɨ, dxiidxi, dxitiahpa, dxiꞌdxi, dxuhmmi, dxɨh, dzɨhn, dzɨhta, dzɨhyi, gubihdxɨ, gucahyi, guchihpa, gudzɨꞌhɨ, guehla, guehlda, guehta, guehta guꞌhu, guehta nahxi, gueldxihdxi, gueldxɨhdxi, guelguxchiisi, guelnaann, guelracanah, guelrusaguiꞌhi, gueꞌla, guh, guhdxi, guhxa, guidoꞌ, guihchii, guihsu, guiiꞌdxyi, guixaꞌga, guiꞌw, gulaala, guxaadxyuu, guziꞌw, guꞌza, ladxyihchi, lañih, liꞌhin, llooba, naꞌh, ndxiꞌhw, ngulbweꞌta, ngulbwɨhzi, rohba, rsiaaꞌha, rwaaꞌ, stoꞌ, xcahyii, xquihpi, yaa, yahga, yahxu, yaꞌhla, yaꞌn, yuuꞌ, zeeꞌ, ñihsa, ñihza, ñiꞌhyi, ɲisa

Chichimeca-Jonaz

 * L2: kanu

Chilcotin

 * L2: deni, dɨg, nuŵɨsh, telhadeninked, tenexwez, tu

Chilean Sign Language

 * L2: 𝢚, 𝣬𝪛, 𝣷𝪜

Chimalapa Zoque

 * L2: nɨʔ

Chimila

 * L2: ⁿdittakeʔ

Chimwiini

 * L2: mayi, muke

Chinali

 * L2: paĩ

Chinese Pidgin English

 * L2: Fa-ke, Fa-lan-sai, Fa-lan-sai-side, bunder, chin-chin, chow-chow, drinkee, fai-tee, fan-kwei, firewood, gentleman, good wind, good water, griffin, houso, how-fashion, huang-pao-tso, joss pidgin man, joss-house, joss-pidgin-man, la-li-loong, look-see, look-see-pidgin, loosee, ma-foo, ma-loo, man-man, mintin, my, number one moon, one-piecee, sarby, savvy, sellum, small mississy, supposey, tiffin, walkee, wantchee, word, 些林, 厚花臣, 口花臣, 快也𭉉, 温卑士, 温卑時, 𭉉

Chinook

 * L2: tyee

Chipaya

 * L2: jila, kuchi, kur, liwru, mä, nöx, pacha, puju, qhaluqhalu, qhuy, qhuya, royti, thsi

Chipewyan

 * L2: bes, chëth, dlíe, dzen, dzendhił, dëneyu, eschia, kóntué, k’i, k’á, lıshéf, sas, ttheshéth, tu, ʔedhë́th, ʔełddáy, ʔı, ᒢ, ᒿ, ᕁ, ᖗ, ᖘ, ᖙ, ᖚ, ᗀ, ᗁ, ᗂ, ᗃ, ᘕ, ᘚ

Chiquihuitlán Mazatec

 * L2: Nangui Haní, Naxistjë, caniña, castiya, chahá, chenda, chicja, chjuun, chíhin, cjuahndixahan, coneju, culandru, hndixahan, hndyu, junu, jya ndaya, laxa, nachu, nahyá, nandá, naxu, nchutin, ndahya, ndejñu, ndihi, ndihyaxca, ndyahnga, nguijñacha, ningafa, nitja, nixtin, niñú, nusa, rcu, scuela, suhi, tixta, tyjunga, tyjungun, vichi, xatë, xcahndacojo, xihndë, xnu, xuhu, xutsu, yufi, yujma

Chiquimulilla

 * L2: aʔyāj, ufrac, uy

Chiquitano

 * L2: curubasürrü, naurri, numanturese, nüunrrü, pese, tacürurrü, turrü, tururrü, tušü, yoporrü

Chiricahua

 * L2: 'isdzán, Bikʼehgoʼiindáń, Goyaałé, ma’ishǫ́í, non, nun, tó, tú

Chirino

 * L2: yugato, yungo

Chitimacha

 * L2: kica, kitca, kuq

Chittagonian

 * L2: আঁর, ইতিঁ, ইতেঁ, বিচৈন

Chiwere

 * L2: A, mixo'ge

Choapan Zapotec

 * L2: bë, bëchi, nisa, obidza, ya'a, yëta

Chocangaca

 * L2: ཁྱོད, བྱག, འཕྲོག, སྤྱ

Chol

 * L2: abälel, ajcuntsʼuʼ, alob, bicʼti pʌm, cawayuʼ, chämeñ, cox, cʼʌncho, jaʼ, jaʼal, jaʼas, joʼox, lukum, oñ, pisil, siʼ, tyumuty, wiñik, xʼixik, ñeñeʼ

Chong

 * L2: กยัง, กระปาว, กรึบ, กร็อบ, กะชุ่, กะตา, กะปาว, กะปิฮ, กะยาง, กะละ, กะล่าง, กะวาญ, กะว่าย, กะเช่อ, กะแท่ฮ, กะโค, กำตี, กู้บ, ครก, ครา, คิ์น, ค้อน, งั่ว, จึ่ม, ชอ, ชี้ม, ช่าย, ช์อง, ซะระ, ซี, ซุกเปีย, ซู้จ, ดูง, ตง, ตา, ตุง, ท้าม, นั่ก, นั่งซือ, น่อง, บัว, บูย, ปซี, ปล็อง, ปัง, ปาง, ปาว, พซี, พะซา, พ์าย, ฟูง, มะง่าม, มั่ดตะงิ, มาด, ยาง, ย่าย, รูล, ร่อง, ร์อย, วันนะยุก, วา, อิ, อีน, อูด, อูน, ฮอบ, เกือก, เชา, เปล, เพล่ว, เม่อ, เม์ว, เอา, แกร, แซ, แพ่ะ, แลก, โช, โตด, โพ่น, ไฮ

Chono

 * L2: tas

Chopi

 * L2: maanshi

Chrau

 * L2: daq, ur

Chru

 * L2: ia꞉, lăm, thâu, əsɣu

Chuanqiandian Cluster Miao

 * L2: lf, lx

Chuave

 * L2: nuwi, yai

Chuj

 * L2: ix, ixim, jun, nene, nhulej, unin

Chuka

 * L2: runci

Chukchi

 * L2: А, алфавит, амӈырооткэн, атэ, ачынеӈ, аӈӄы, валы, выквын, гым, гыт, гытгын, ейвэл, илиил, кукэӈы, купрэн, кэйӈын, кэмэтъыран, линлиӈ, мачо, мимыл, мимыԓ, мычыквын, мэлоталгын, нанӄын, нымытвак, нымытван, нэнэны, плакылгын, ройыръын, ръэв, рылгылгын, рэӄокалгын, рэӄокаԓгын, тиркытир, тумгытум, увеԓен, умӄы, уттуут, чьачаӈԓьоргын, ы'ԓьыԓ, ыммэмы, ыттʼын, ытԓыгын, ытԓьа, ы’ԓгу ԓыӈык, эвэч, экык, эргылъын, эӈэр, эӈэӈыԓьын, яраӈы, ёкваё, ӄаӄытъэӄ, ӄипуӄ, ӄонагтэ, ӄонъачгынкэн, ӄораӈы, ӄэтаӄэт, ӈирэӄ, ӈыраӄ, ӈыроӄ, ӈэръамытлыӈэн, ӈээкык, ԓыгъоравэтԓьан

Chulym

 * L2: сууғ, чақшы, чумуртқа, чыл, ӧс

Churuya

 * L2: ixito, minta, mshaxaint

Chut

 * L2: cûl, dac, lờalh, mûc

Chácobo

 * L2: hɨnɨ

Cia-Cia

 * L2: Ciacia, Indonesia, au, baca, baca'an, bahasa, boku, cia, domba, e'e, hate, istana, ka'ana, kelinci, kemudian, lima, no'o, sering, surigala, televisi, چــيــا, چــيــاــچــيــا, 까께, 까라자아, 까아나, 께무디안, 껠린찌, 꼴리, 꿀루, 노오, 돔바, 뗄레ᄫᅵ시, 마누, 마아, 마이, 모이아, 몰렝오, 미아, 바짜, 바짜안, 바하사, 보꾸, 부리, 빠우, 빨리, 뼁겜발라 돔바, 뽀가우, 뽀올리, 삐까고라, 사우, 세링, 스리갈라, 아, 아우, 알로, 에에, 오또, 우멜라, 웅까까, 을랄로, 을리마, 이, 이사, 이소오, 이스따나, 이아, 인다우, 인도네시아, 찌아, 찌아찌아, 타네에, 파에, 하ᄫᅡᆯ리, 하떼, 하쭈

Cibak

 * L2: yimi

Cicipu

 * L2: moni

Ciguayo

 * L2: tuob

Cinta Larga

 * L2: póótto wééliyo

Circumfix

 * L3: a- -ing, aller- -st, an- -ana, be- -d, be- -en, be- -et, ber- -an, ber- -kan, em- -en, en- -en, ge- -t, ge- -te, i- -ana, in- -is, ka- -an, ka- -han, ka- -nan, ke- -an, ma- -an, mag- -an, mag- -han, meng- -kan, ont- -en, pa'- -ang, pa- -an, pa- -han, pa- -hin, pa- -in, pa- -nin, paN- -ang, pag- -an, pag- -han, pag- -nan, pam- -an, pam- -han, pan- -an, pan- -han, pang- -an, pang- -han, per- -an, per- -kan, t- -t, ver- -en, ver- -fachen, גע־ ־ט, ლე- -ე, მე- -ე, ნა- -არი, სა- -ო, სი- -ე, უ- -ო, ⵜ- -ⵜ, ⵜⴰ- -ⵜ
 * L4: ka- -an, ke- -an, sa- -an, sa- -nan, san- -an, sang- -an, sang- -han

Circumposition

 * L3: achteraan, di ... de, di ... re, di ... ve, di bareya ... de, di derheqê ... de, di hundurê ... de, di lêhê ... de, di nav ... de, di navbera ... de, di pey ... de, di warê ... de, doorheen, for ... siden, ji ... de, ji ... re, ji ... ve, ji ... û pê ve, li ... de, naartoe, omheen, onderdoor, op ... af, overheen, tegenaan, tussendoor, vanaf, von ... aus, د ... په منځ کې, لە ... دا, په ... کې, 以……為由, 在……上, 從……起

Classical Mandaic

 * L2: ࡀࡎࡀࡓ, ࡀࡎࡓࡀ, ࡆࡀࡌࡀࡍ, ࡌࡀࡍࡃࡀࡉࡉࡀ, ࡕࡋࡀࡕࡀ

Classical Mongolian

 * L2: ᠴᠣᠤᠬᠢᠶᠠᠨ, ᡀᠠᠰᠠ

Classical Newar

 * L2: भाय्

Classical Quechua

 * L2: allco, llama, puma, quiriquincho, yacu

Classifier

 * L5: ফেঁহু, বৰা

Clitic

 * L3: -e, -han, -ka, -kaa, -kaan, -kin, -ko, -kä, -kään, -kö, -lih, -llih, -lluk, -luk, -pas, -päs, -ť, -ና, maa-
 * L4: -hän, -ka, -kä, -pa, -pä, -s, -л

Co-hyponyms

 * L4: etelänkiisla, lemmenjuoma, lemmenrohto, lemmenruoka, pohjankiisla

Co-ordinate terms

 * L4: 額隠

Coast Miwok

 * L2: hayuusha, hii, huya, kenne, kennekkuh, kénne, kóoja, kóola, liwa, líwa, máccaw, mícca, osha, puluuluk, pájiṣ, teleeka, támal, támal pájiṣ, wíilak, ʔáme, ʔóoma, ʔúlki, ʔúlla, ʔúlla mícca

Coastal Kadazan

 * L2: anak, ina, oitom, sada, tasu, tobuk, vagu, vaig, votik

Coastal Konjo

 * L2: batara, ere, pare

Coatecas Altas Zapotec

 * L2: tu

Coatepec Nahuatl

 * L2: Akapulko, Kuatepe, Mexiko, Teluluapa, a, aka, astel, axka, chichi, chichiwal, chikiwi, chil, ita, ixtelulu, kakia, kema, kua, kune, kunia, kwakumi, kwawi, kwero, laka, lakual, lankux, lankwa, lauli, laxkal, laxkali, ma, masa, mich, mikia, muchi, nakas, nal, nawi, nenepil, nuchi, papalu, se, silal, siwi, tal, tamal, te, tentika, tepe, tepul, tepusli, texux, towante, tuka, tumi, tunal, tutu, tutul, ud, ume, umi, wajka, wala, xiwi, xuchi, xuku, yakachul, yankwik, yei, yeltapax, yes, yuwal

Coatlán Mixe

 * L2: Amoctztɨꞌam, Caanɨɨm, Ixquetzp, Tzaꞌñdüꞌam, agujccɨ̈huäx, anicy, cruudz, madzaꞌcruudz, neꞌpy, pooox, poox, pox, quejcy, tuuttaj, tzimduc, tzɨgɨ̈huɨ oj, xɨjccaa, yemc, yɨɨgoꞌ

Coatlán Zapotec

 * L2: nits

Coatzospan Mixtec

 * L2: ndute

Cocama

 * L2: wáina, úni

Cochimi

 * L2: ambeing, amet, atasi, boojum, chimbika, chimbiká, epang, gakil, gokio, kayijit, milapá, naganna, tajúa, tamma, wigit, yijú

Cocopa

 * L2: elha, sʔak, warrhameh, xa, xuwí, xux

Cocos Islands Malay

 * L2: pulu

Coeur d'Alene

 * L2: st'amia, tikhwtsch

Cofán

 * L2: A, tsa'ccu

Cogui

 * L2: kogi, kuíska, ní

Columbia-Wenatchi

 * L2: Nxaʔamxčín, k'ʷúšəm, kaʔłáš, kʷíym, kʷə́l, lətkʷú, ləʔáw, míχał, múšəš, məlqnúpš, náqš, nəškáw, panʔíqpš, panʔíštkʷ, puʔláxn, púl'yaʔ, pəqlqín, pə́ḥ, pạʔscạ́ʔqʷ, q'ənáxʷ, qʷísp, sc'ạ́m', spə̣́łaʔ, tq'áw'š, túm'aʔ, čílkšt, łúm'n, Škwáxčənəxʷ, Šnp'əšqʷáw'šəxʷ, Šnt'iyátkʷəxʷ, Ščəl'ámxəxʷ, škʷiyú, šqəláw', šáwłkʷ, šəmyáw, ʔačláhp, ʔačxátm, χƛ'čín, χʷəčmákšt

Colán

 * L2: nag, yúp

Comanche

 * L2: A, Nʉmʉnʉʉ, apʉ, arʉka, haa, hanipʉ, inapʉ, itʉhʉ, itʉkwʉ, itʉʉ, iʔ, kahni, kee, kuuna, kuutsuu, kʉtséena, mahrʉ, marʉkwʉ, marʉʉ, maʔ, mupitsʉ, mʉa, mʉhʉ, mʉkwʉ, mʉmʉ, mʉnʉ, nami, nʉ, nʉkwʉ, nʉmʉ, nʉmʉ tekwapʉ, nʉnʉ, ohrʉ, orʉkwʉ, orʉʉ, oʔ, paa, pabi, paracoa, pasawʔóo, patsi, pekwi, pia, pia hunuubi, puuku, pʉhʉ, pʉkwʉ, pʉmʉ, pʉnʉ, sarii, sunipʉ, ta-, taabe, tabu, tahʉ, takwʉ, tami, tanʉ, tatsinupi, tomoobi, toyaruku, tuaahtaki, uhrʉ, urʉkwʉ, urʉʉ, uʔ, ʉmarʉ, ʉnʉ

Combining form

 * L4: -пинать, -пирать, -яснить, ん, ァ

Combining forms

 * L4: छद्मन्

Comechingon

 * L2: butos, lemin

Comox

 * L2: A, gaǰəqəɬ, hawʔaʔmɛns kʷsaplɛn, kʷašu, məqsɛn, mɛmχaɬ, mɛχaɬ, qayɛʔ, q̓ɛys, q̓ʊpɬanačaɬ, t'ɛnɛqʷ, t̓aqa, t̓uxʷum, čɛčætən, šɛmɛt

Comparison

 * L4: велии, вꙑсокъ, горькъ, добль, зълъ, кротъкъ, крѣпъкъ, лоучии, лютъ, малъ, мъногъ, новъ, поустъ, сладъкъ, старъ, тьнъкъ, хоудъ

Compound

 * L3: სუმჸუჯა

Compound part

 * L3: huống, khán, lâm
 * L4: bãi, cán, khôi, kị, luỹ, lơ, lộ, ngũ, năng, phú, trường, viên, vong, âu, đa, đai, đuối, đính

Compound terms

 * L4: nuija

Compound word

 * L4: serapah, wana

Compound words

 * L4: ulayat

Compounds

 * L6: hellä, viesti, 綴, 芸, 蒙

Concomitant verb

 * L4: kuspill

Conjuction

 * L3: kay sa, ki sa, те

Conjugation

 * L3: abblandior, abdrosseln, acımak, adblandior, afogar, agta, akta, alîha, alışmaq, amkia, atentar, baldar, bewähren, bosser, breoigh, brillar, caisligh, calamaq, chunga, debati, depinge, detonieren, dokunmak, esmocar, estofar, estropear, eşmek, falsifizieren, ferragħ, flytja, fresar, għalla, għela, legar, masgio, nya, ota, oza, postuler, qoşmaq, quicher, qırpmaq, ressecar, retrabajar, roller, salia, sarmak, sarımaq, schweessen, sormak, söymək, tapmak, uyuşmak, uyuşmaq, yakmak, yallamaq, yaxalamaq, yormak, yorulmak, yutmak, çalmaq, çatmaq, çatışmaq, üzmək, ħafer, əylənmək, втелявам се, възкликна, задържа, задържам, замисля, изтребвам, изтребя, протегна, протягам, جبن, কাশা, 仇なす, 天照らす, 天照る, 治む, 葺く, 遂ぐ, 領らす, 괴다

Conjugaton

 * L4: sıvamak

Conugation

 * L4: bormoq, ਉੱਸਰਨਾ, ਘਟਾਉਣਾ, ਚੱਟਣਾ, ਸਾਫ਼ ਕਰਨਾ

Converb

 * L3: oturub-durub, баяжсаар, зочлон, зууж, орж, харин, хэмээн, шалгаж
 * L4: дахин

Coordinate term

 * L4: திரு

Coordinate terms

 * L6: غرب, ボール, 勾

Coordinated term

 * L4: rigger, rope bunny

Coordinating terms

 * L4: omiye

Coos

 * L2: hú·ʷis, pó·ʷkwis

Copainalá Zoque

 * L2: Cupimʌ, Ocjama, Poquiʌꞌmʌ, acuša, ane, catzij, cašlaꞌane, ejsi, etztʌc, gayu, inu, ips, jocoꞌistotzan, juŋguwich, laus, masandʌc, mboytyij, nac, nüʔ, samit

Copala Triqui

 * L2: Caniꞌya̱a̱, Cariha̱a̱n, Chane̱ꞌ, Chaꞌanj Rmentó, Chaꞌngaa̱, Chumanꞌ, Chumanꞌ Caꞌa̱a̱n, Copalá, Icon, Norté, Ranchó, Sacoseé, Smartíj, Veꞌnga̱a̱, Yaa Quij, Yacue̱j, camá, canj, capuú, castilló, coj limuú, cotoó, coxará, cuaté, cuaꞌa̱j, cuese̱, lapé, leró, lesioó, levanté, machiín, machó, metró, misca̱, na cervezá, ngaa, rcuáán, reloó, sandó, scúj sevuú, suse̱, xtanaá viꞌi̱i, xtoo̱ aga̱ꞌ, xtoo̱ ca̱a̱n, xtuu, xtuu xtaꞌngaa, xtuu yoꞌo̱j, xtuu yuve̱, yuntá, íijole̱

Copallén

 * L2: chumac, ismare, quiet

Cora

 * L2: aná, arachuíj, biísaꞌa, cauraj, chiicaj, chiꞌi, chuéj, cámuaj, cúruu, hah, huaábeꞌe, jaijtzʌ, jaijtzʌte, kìrise, meesa, mistu, muaata, muajta, muasá, muaíj, muáꞌaraꞌica, nasí, pitorriál, puaarí, pueerta, puraatu, puáatu, puúruꞌu, sadaasu, siícuꞌuri, suúreꞌe, tabí, tacʌ́, tajtúhuaan, taíj, teni, tsapoáto, tuišu, tuꞌucá, tzaajpua, tzaná, tzapuatum, tzuꞌuruí, tzájchui, tzímuacʌꞌʌ, tzúꞌuri, tzʌꞌʌ, túmiin, tšu̱atá, tʌtíꞌichehuaara, tʌʌ́tzicaꞌi, ukarih, unáj, átziꞌi, čáanaka, ʌʌ́raꞌabe

Coroado Puri

 * L2: goio, mhaman, nhaman

Corresponding term

 * L3: iya

Corresponding terms

 * L4: obo, oko

Cosoleacaque Nahuatl

 * L2: koyame’, me̱me, wejcho

Cotabato Manobo

 * L2: bulah

Cowlitz

 * L2: c'ám'tn', k'ko'sas, méʔščm', mə́xčn', p'alə́k'ʷqs, p'ítkʷł, psáyq, pǝ́ckɬ, qálʼ, skálmn, snək'ál'us, spǝ́n, sčə́txʷnʼ

Cree

 * L2: -ihkân, -ᐃᐦᑳᐣ, -ᐃᐦᑳᓐ, -ᑲᐣ, Oskana kâ-asatêki, Settee, aamoo, kakwa, kisiskâciwani-sîpiy, kâkwa, makusue, mikisiw, miskan, naki, oskinîkiskwêw, peepee, peepee tsoo, peyak, sawan, sîpiy, wikowin, êyihkwêw, ᐁᔨᐦᑵᐤ, ᐅᐢᑲᓇ ᑳᐊᓴᑌᑭ, ᐅᔅᑲᓇ ᑳᐊᓴᑌᑭ, ᐊᐢᐹᐏᑲᓀᐦᐃᑲᐣ, ᐊᐱᑕᐘᐣ, ᐊᓄᑭᐃᑶᑭᑲ, ᐊᔦᒥᐅᑭᔨᑲ, ᐋᒨ, ᐎᑯᐎᓐ, ᐏᑯᐏᐣ, ᐙᐸᔅᒄ, ᐯᔭᐠ, ᐯᔭᒃ, ᐱᔔ, ᐴᔒ, ᐸᔉᐙᐎᒧᐢᑐᐢ, ᐸᔦᔱᑲᓂᑭᔨᑲ, ᑭᒋᐊᐱᑕᐘᐣ, ᑭᒋᐊᓄᑭᐃᑶᑭᑲ, ᑮᐦᑿᐦᐋᐦᑫᐤ, ᑲᑿ, ᑳᐦᑳᒎ, ᒥᐢᑲᐣ, ᒥᑭᓯᐤ, ᒥᓂᔥᑎᒄ, ᒥᔅᑲᓐ, ᒨᐦᑯᒫᓐ, ᒪᐢᑭᒧᐟ, ᒪᑎᓇᐅᑶᔨᑲ, ᒪᔉᐗ, ᒪᕁᐁᓰᐢ, ᓂᔅᒃ, ᓃᐲᔾ, ᓇᑭ, ᓰᐱᔾ, ᓰᐱᕀ, ᓴᐗᓐ, ᓴᐘᐣ

Creek

 * L2: Mvskoke, alektca, celokketv, culv, cēme, eco, este, estecate, heyv, hoktē, honvnwv, hvcce, mv, mvhayv, nake, oewv, osafke, owv, pome, pēme, rakko, uewv, vne, ēkvnv, ēme

Crimean Gothic

 * L2: ada, ael, alt, ano, apel, athe, atochta, baar, bars, boga, borrotsch, breen, broe, bruder, brunna, cadariou, fers, fisct, furdeithien, fyder, fyuf, gadeltha, geen, goltz, handa, hazer, hoef, hus, ich, iel, iel vburt, ieltsch, ies, ita, kilemschkop, knauen, knauen tag, kommen, kor, lachen, lista, malthata, marzus, menus, miera, mine, mycha, nyne, oeghene, plut, reghen, rinck, ringo, rintsch, sada, salt, schediit, schieten, schlipen, schuos, schwalth, schwester, seis, sevene, silvir, singhen, stap, statz, stega, stein, stul, sune, tag, telich, the, thiine, thiinita, tho, thunetria, thunetua, thurn, treithyen, tria, tua, tzo, varthata, vburt, waghen, warthata, wichtgata, wingart, wintch

Cross River Mbembe

 * L2: asi

Crow

 * L2: -aachí, Alaxchíiahu, Alihkaluusúu, Ammalapáshkuua, Apsáalooke, Baaxawuaashí, Chichúchi, Ihkaléaxdaaka, ahpaaxá, ahú, ak-, akbaakuxshí, akbaalaxchí, akbaawaaláachaalee, akbaleeluushí, akbiláachia, ala-, alataláaiaschiluu, aláakko, ammaachimmúu, baachimmí, baalashiísshee, baalú, baapúxta, baashchíili, baashchíinnaaka, bacheé, badé, basáa, bate, baté, biláa, bilí, bishkawaaláaxa, bishká, bishée, bishéelaxpe, boté, báashu, báačii, bálaa, bía, cheéta, cheétxiilisaa, chichká, chihpapúushi, chihpá, chilakaá, chía, chíahisshi, chíilape, chíisa, daawiia, duupe, duushí, dáaka, dáaxape, hawate, huupé, hísshi, húppii, iichilakaá, iichíili, iichíilikaashi, iisashpíta, iisashpítbaaluusuu, iishbiixisshe, kuxshí, káa, púushi, shíipaachi, sáaka, taláa, taláashiili, táxxehche, xoóxaashe, íile, óoli, óosshee, úase, úuwata, úuxbishke, úuxdaaka

Cruzeño

 * L2: mihi

Cua

 * L2: daːk

Cuban Sign Language

 * L2: 𝡭𝪛, 𝣜𝪜, 𝤃𝪜

Cubeo

 * L2: oko

Cuiba

 * L2: ahuʉbo, banto, bo, cusi, dihuesi, isoto, jume, mera, nae, pucua, quequere, tasi, taxa

Cuitlatec

 * L2: umo

Culina

 * L2: pasho

Culli

 * L2: ahhi, goñ

Cumanagoto

 * L2: tuna

Cumbric

 * L2: galnes, gos, kelchyn, pen

Cun

 * L2: nam³

Cung

 * L2: múi

Cupeño

 * L2: Kawi̱kawicham, Kawi̱kawish, aknish, alwet, amul, ashwet, avaxat, ayamal, ayily, aṣhuwet, cha'ish, chalaka, chexemin, chiitmal, chivnish, eqaye'e, ewyela'ash, eyal, mala̱l, pal, paṣhal, qeyu̱l, suʼish

Curripaco

 * L2: -ka, -na, -ni, -no, atsinali, haamaa, heema, i-, iinaro, kalaka, li-, na-, nu-, pantti, patsiaka, peethe, pi-, ru-, uuni, wa-

Cuvok

 * L2: pəlez, yam

Cuyunon

 * L2: adi, amoy, anem, angin, apat, aran, arek, asang, bakoko, balay, baras, dagon, darwa, gitara, ikaw, ina, init, ipag, ipen, irong, isara, isda, itlog, ladawan, lagadi, lalaki, langit, lapis, lason, laway, lawin, lima, mais, mani, manipis, manok, maramig, mata, mataas, namok, ninong, niyog, padi, pagi, pakpak, panga, panganay, paray, patatas, pawikan, payong, pisngi, pito, ribo, sabon, saging, sampagita, sampolo, sanga, sapa, sapatos, siko, silya, simbahan, siyam, talaba, talinga, tamad, tanso, tarong, tasa, timog, tinapay, tinidor, tiyan, tubig, walo

Cypriot Arabic

 * L2: A, Yamuxmis, arnep, avelimps, axar, axarmoca, axaršik, ikl, imps, ipre, iskof, ism, ist, iδn, kel, mankul, maxtat, moe, mvaddi, oxt, ttekel, umm, vadda, xayyt, xe, Α