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List of unclassified languages according to the Ethnologue
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The following 96 languages are described by the Ethnologue (14th edition) as unclassified languages. Not all of them are universally agreed to fall in that category, or to exist.
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18 languages:
- Bete language (Nigeria)
- Bung language (Cameroon)
- Centúúm language (Nigeria)
- Gail language (South Africa)
- Hwla language (Togo)
- Imeraguen language (Mauritania)
- Kara language (Central African Republic)
- Kujarge language (Chad)
- Laal language (Chad)
- Lufu language (Nigeria)
- Luo language of Atta (Cameroon; not to be confused with the better-known Luo language)
- Mawa language of Bauchi (Nigeria; not to be confused with the Mawa language of Chad)
- Molengue language (Equatorial Guinea)
- Rer Bare language (Ethiopia)
- Weyto language (Ethiopia)
- Yauma language (Angola)
- Yeni language (Cameroon)
6 languages:
- Amerax language (United States)
- Beothuk language (Canada)
- Haitian Vodoun Culture language (Haiti)
- Lenca language (Honduras)
- Monimbo language (Nicaragua)
- Xinca language (Guatemala)
52 languages:
- Abishira language (Peru)
- Agatavotaguerra language (Brazil)
- Aguano language (Peru)
- Amikoana language (Brazil)
- Mato Grosso Arara language (Brazil)
- Cagua language (Colombia)
- Callawalla language (Bolivia)
- Candoshi-Shapra language (Peru)
- Canichana language (Bolivia)
- Carabayo language (Colombia)
- Chipiajes language (Colombia)
- Coxima language (Colombia)
- Himarima language (Brazil)
- Iapama language (Brazil)
- Kaimbé language (Brazil)
- Kamba language (Brazil)
- Kapinawá language (Brazil)
- Karahawyana language (Brazil)
- Karipúna language (Brazil)
- Karirí-Xocó language (Brazil)
- Kirirí-Xocó language (Brazil)
- Kohoroxitari language (Brazil)
- Korubo language (Brazil)
- Kunza language (Chile)
- Leco language (Bolivia)
- Miarra language (Brazil)
- Movima language (Bolivia)
- Muniche language (Peru)
- Mutús language (Venezuela)
- Natagaimas language (Colombia)
- Pankararé language (Brazil)
- Papavô language (Brazil)
- Pataxó-Hahaai language (Brazil)
- Pijao language (Colombia)
- Puquina language (Peru)
- Sakirabiá language (Brazil)
- Tapeba language (Brazil)
- Taushiro language (Brazil)
- Tingui-Boto language (Brazil)
- Tremembé language (Brazil)
- Truká language (Brazil)
- Uamué language (Brazil)
- Urarina language (Brazil)
- Uru-Pa-In language (Brazil)
- Wakoná language (Brazil)
- Waorani language (Brazil)
- Wasu language (Brazil)
- Yarí language (Colombia)
- Yaruro language (Venezuela)
- Yuwana language (Venezuela)
10 languages:
- Aariya language (India)
- Andh language (India)
- Bhatola language (India)
- Chak language (Myanmar)
- Majhwar language (India)
- Malakhel language (Afghanistan)
- Mukha-Dora language (India)
- Shobang language (India)
- Warduji language (Afghanistan)
- Waxianghua language (China)
3 languages:
- Polari (United Kingdom)
- Quinqui (Spain)
- Traveller Scottish (United Kingdom)
6 languages:
- Betaf language (Irian Jaya, Indonesia)
- Doso language (Papua New Guinea)
- Kehu language (Irian Jaya, Indonesia)
- Kembra language (Irian Jaya, Indonesia)
- Lepki language (Irian Jaya, Indonesia)
- Murkim language (Irian Jaya, Indonesia)