Name a dead language

The rarest possible answer — almost no player finds it.

• Dalmatian— Its last speaker, Tuone Udaina, died in an 1898 road explosion.

Genuinely obscure. Most players never think of it.

• Aarufi
• Aasáx
• Abipón
• Acaxee
• Achumawi
• Acroá
• Adai
• Adithinngithigh
• Aequian
• African Romance
• Agavotaguerra
• Aghu Tharnggala
• Aghwan
• Aguano
• Ahom
• Ainu— UNESCO lists it critically endangered, with only a few elderly native speakers.
• Air Matoa
• Ais
• Ajawa
• Ajem-Turkic
• Aka-Bea
• Aka-Bo
• Aka-Cari dialect of Northern Andamanese
• Akakede
• Akarbale
• Akkala Sami
• Akpondu
• Akurio
• Alagüilac
• Alapmunte
• Alavese
• Alchuka
• Alenjerntarrpe
• Algonquian-Basque pidgin
• Alngith
• Alsea/Yaquina
• Amanayé
• Amarizana
• Amazon Mayoruna
• Amikwa
• Ammonite
• Amorite
• Amotomanco
• Ampanang
• Amurdak
• Anauyá
• Ancient Belgian
• Ancient Cappadocian
• Ancient Macedonian
• Ancient Meitei
• Andalusi Arabic
• Andaqui
• Andegerebinha
• Andoa
• Andoquero
• Angami Naga Sign Language
• Angel Danish
• Anserma
• Antakarinya
• Antequera Zapotec
• Antiguan and Barbudan Pidgin
• Antrim Irish
• Aore
• Apalachee
• Apiaká
• Apolista
• Aquitanian
• Arabic dialect of Pantelleria
• Arakajú
• Aranama
• Ararandewára
• Arazaire
• Areba
• Aribwatsa
• Arikem
• Arin
• Arma-Pozo
• Arman
• Armazic
• Armeno-Kipchak
• Army Slavic
• Aroaqui
• Arran Gaelic
• Arritinngithigh
• Aruá
• Ashurian
• Assan dialect of Kott
• Atakapa
• Atampaya
• Atanque
• Atsahuaca
• Atsugewi
• Atunceta
• Aurá
• Auregnais
• Aushiri
• Auyokawa
• Avestan
• Awabakal
• Awaswas
• Ayabadhu
• Ba-Shu Chinese
• Babuza
• Bactrian
• Baekje
• Bagua
• Bahuana
• Bailang
• Bala
• Bamboo English
• Banaban
• Barababaraba
• Barbacoas
• Barbareño
• Baré
• Barngarla
• Barranbinja
• Barrow Point
• Basa-Gumna
• Basay
• Basque-Icelandic pidgin
• Bass Strait Pidgin
• Batz-sur-Mer Breton
• Bay Miwok
• Beigo
• Bengali Portuguese Creole
• Beothuk
• Berakou
• Berbice Creole Dutch
• Bering Aleut
• Berti
• Betoi
• Bidai
• Bidyara
• Bigambal
• Bīja
• Bikya
• Biloxi
• Bimbashi Arabic
• Bina
• Birgid
• Bishuo
• Bithynian
• Bjarmian Finnic
• Bjarmian Sámi
• Blanco River Remo
• Blemmyan
• Boanarí
• Bohemian Romani
• Bolona
• Bombay Portuguese Creole
• Borgarmålet
• Boro
• Bororo of Cabaçal
• Bosha
• Botifarra
• Bribri Sign Language
• British Latin
• Broken Oghibbeway
• Broome Pearling Lugger Pidgin
• Bruny Island
• Buena Vista Yokuts
• Bugurnidja
• Bulgar
• Bung
• Bungandidj
• Bunurong
• Burduna
• Burgundian
• Buri
• Busuu
• Butam
• Butler English
• Buyeo
• Cabil
• Cabre
• Cacaopera
• Caddo
• Cahuarano
• Calusa
• Campaces
• Camunic
• Canaano-Akkadian
• Cañar
• Canelo
• Canichana
• Capraiese
• Caquetio
• Caranqui
• Cararí
• Cari
• Carian
• Carolina Algonquian
• Catacao
• Catawba
• Cayubaba
• Cayuse
• Cazcan
• Celtiberian
• Central Kalapuya
• Central Pomo
• Chacha
• Chagatai
• Chairel
• Chakpa
• Challa Neo-Aramaic
• Chalon
• Chane
• Chapacura
• Charrúa
• Chemakum
• Chhokey
• Chiapanec
• Chibcha
• Chico/Valley Maidu
• Chicomuceltec
• Chimariko
• Chinato
• Chinese Pidgin English
• Chiquimulilla
• Chira
• Chiriba
• Chirino
• Chitarero
• Chitimacha
• Chiwere
• Cholón
• Chono
• Chontal of Guerrero
• Chorotega
• Chumbia
• Chuvan
• Chwalim
• Ciaman
• Ciguayo
• Classic Maya
• Classical Armenian
• Classical Cebuano
• Classical French
• Classical Gaelic
• Classical Guarani
• Classical Kannada
• Classical Kʼicheʼ
• Classical Malay
• Classical Malayalam
• Classical Mandaic
• Classical Mongolian
• Classical Nahuatl
• Classical Newar
• Classical Odia
• Classical Otomi
• Classical Quechua
• Classical Telugu
• Coahuilteco
• Coanoa
• Coast Miwok
• Coastal Quechua
• Cochimí
• Cochin Portuguese Creole
• Cocoliche
• Colán
• Colima
• Columbia-Moses
• Comecrudo
• Common Brittonic
• Community of Villages Aragonese
• Conambo
• Copallén
• Corobicí
• Cospique
• Cotoname
• Cowlitz
• Crimean Gothic
• Cromarty
• Cueva
• Cuitlatec
• Culle
• Cuman
• Cumanagoto
• Cumbric
• Cupeño
• Curonian
• Dacian
• Dadanitic
• Dagoman
• Dardanian
• Darkinjung
• Daylami
• Deeside Gaelic
• Demushbo
• Dharug
• Dhudhuroa
• Dhungaloo
• Dhurga
• Dicamay Agta
• Dingling
• Dirari
• Djabwurrung
• Dompo
• Doolboong
• Dorasque
• Duit
• Duli
• Duli-Gewe
• Dumaitic
• Dura
• Duriankari
• Dyaberdyaber
• Dyangadi
• Dyirringany
• Dyugun
• Dzubukuá
• Early Assamese
• Early Finnish
• Early Middle Odia
• Early Modern Czech
• Early Modern Dutch
• Early Modern English
• Early Modern Irish
• Early Modern Japanese
• Early Modern Korean
• Early Modern Persian
• Early Modern Russian
• Early Modern Spanish
• Early New High German
• Early Romani
• Early Scots
• East Sutherland Gaelic
• Eastern Abnaki
• Eastern Apabhraṃśa
• Eastern Han Chinese
• Eastern Itelmen
• Eastern Mansi
• Eastern Navarrese
• Eastern Pomo/Clear Lake Pomo
• Eblaite
• Ebro Valley Aragonese
• Edomite
• Eiderstedt Frisian
• El Molo
• Elamite
• Elymian
• Envuelto
• Ermitaño
• Erre
• Eskimo Trade Jargon
• Esmeralda
• Esselen
• Esuma
• Etchemin
• Eteocretan
• Eteocypriot
• Eudeve
• Eyak— Alaska lost its last native speaker, Marie Smith Jones, in 2008.
• Faliscan
• Favorlang
• Fergana Kipchak
• Figun
• Fingallian
• Flinders Island lingua franca
• Français Tirailleur
• Franco-Italian
• Frankish
• Gaagudju
• Gafat
• Galaagu
• Galatian
• Galice
• Galindian
• Gallaecian
• Galwegian Gaelic
• Gambera
• Gamilaraay
• Gamo-Ningi
• Garig-Ilgar
• Garza
• Gashowu Yokuts
• Gaudi Prakrit
• Gaulish
• Gaya
• Gbin
• Ge'ez
• Gelonian
• Gepidian
• Giyug
• Gkuthaarn
• Goguryeo
• Golyad
• Gorgani
• Gorgotoqui
• Gothic
• Govorka
• Greenlandic Norse
• Gros Ventre
• Guaca
• Guanaca
• Guanahatabey
• Guanche
• Guane
• Guarú dialect of Yucuna
• Guazacapán
• Gubbi Gubbi
• Gudang
• Güenoa
• Guenta
• Gueren
• Gugu Thaypan
• Gule
• Gulidjan
• Gününa Küne
• Guramalum
• Gurdjar
• Gurjar Apabhraṃśa
• Gutian
• Hacaritama
• Haida Jargon
• Halchidhoma/Xalychidom
• Halegannada
• Hanis
• Harlingerland Frisian
• Hasaitic
• Hattian
• Henniker Sign Language
• Hernican
• Herulian
• Hibito
• Hismaic
• Holikachuk
• Homa
• Horo
• Hoti
• Houma
• Hpon
• Huacavilca
• Huetar
• Hukumina
• Hunnic
• Hupa
• Huron
• Hurrian
• Iazychie
• Iberian
• Idabaez
• Ifo
• Illyrian
• Ineseño
• Ingain
• Inku
• Inuktitut-English Pidgin
• Irra
• Isaurian
• Island Carib
• Island Chumash
• Istrian Albanian
• Italian Eritrean
• Itene
• Itonama
• Jabirr Jabirr
• Jaikó
• Jain Apabhraṃśa
• Jalaa
• Jamaican Maroon Creole
• Jamundi
• Jandiatuba Mayoruna
• Jangil
• Jaquirana Remo
• Jassic
• Jersey Dutch
• Jie
• Jitirijiti
• Jiwarli
• Jorá
• Juaneño
• Judaeo-Catalan
• Judaeo-Piedmontese
• Judaeo-Portuguese
• Judeo-Aragonese
• Judeo-French
• Judeo-Gascon
• Judeo-Golpaygani
• Judeo-Livornese
• Judeo-Malay
• Judeo-Mantuan
• Judeo-Provençal
• Judeo-Salentinian
• Judeo-Sicilian Greek
• Judeo-Urdu
• Judeo-Venetian
• Jukude
• Juma
• Jumaytepeque
• Jurchen
• Jurruru
• Juwoi
• Kainuu Sámi
• Kakauhua
• Kalali
• Kalasmaic
• Kallawaya
• Kamakã
• Kamarian
• Kamarupi Prakrit
• Kamas
• Kamas Turk
• Kambojan
• Kamu
• Kamurú
• Kaniet
• Kankuamo
• Kansa
• Karakhanid
• Karamanli Turkish
• Karami
• Karankawa
• Kariaí
• Karipuna (Jau-Navo)
• Karkin
• Kasabe
• Kaskian
• Kassite
• Katabangan
• Kathlamet
• Kato
• Kaurna
• Kayeli
• Kazukuru
• Kede
• Kehek
• Kemi Sami
• Kenaboi
• Kepkiriwát
• Kerek
• Khazar
• Khitan
• Khorezmian Turkic
• Khotanese
• Khoton
• Khwarezmian
• Kiautschou German pidgin
• Kiliji
• Kilit
• Kings River Yokuts
• Kipchak
• Kipeá
• Kiriri of Mirandela
• Kitanemuk
• Kitsai
• Kizlar-Mozdokian
• Klallam
• Klamath
• Klezmer-loshn
• Knaanic
• Koeruna
• Kok-Nar
• Konomihu
• Kora
• Koropó
• Kotoxó
• Kott
• Kpati
• Kraasna
• Krevinian
• Kubi
• Kukatj
• Kulon
• Kungarakany
• Kunza
• Kustenau
• Kw'adza
• Kwadi
• Kwalhioqua-Clatskanie
• Kyakala
• Kyakhta Russian-Chinese Pidgin
• Labrador Inuit Pidgin French
• Lache
• Lachoudisch
• Laghu
• Laiuse Romani
• Lake Miwok
• Lanuvian
• Late Middle Odia
• Late Old Portuguese
• Latji-Latji
• Laua
• Laurentian
• Lebanese Aramaic
• Leinster Irish
• Leivu
• Lekwungen dialect of North Straits Salish
• Lelak
• Lemnian
• Lenca
• Lepontic
• Lewu
• Liburnian
• Lihyanite
• Lili
• Limilngan
• Lipan Apache
• Lisan al-Gharbi
• Little Swanport
• Livonian— Its last native speaker died in 2013, in Canadian exile.
• Lombardic
• Longjia
• Lotegorisch
• Loun
• Loup
• Lower Arrernte
• Lower Chehalis
• Lower Chinook
• Lower Chulym
• Lower Nossob
• Lubanki
• Lucanian
• Ludza
• Luhu
• Luilang
• Luiseño
• Lule
• Lullubian
• Luren
• Lushootseed
• Lusitanian
• Luwian
• Lycaonian
• Lycian
• Lydian
• Macaguaje
• Macorix
• Madhi Madhi
• Magiana
• Mahan
• Mahican
• Maidu
• Mainatari
• Maipure
• Makah
• Makolkol
• Máku (Jukude)
• Makuva
• Malaba
• Malacato
• Malalí
• Malaryan
• Malatia
• Malgana
• Malibú
• Mamluk-Kipchak
• Mamulique
• Manao
• Mandan
• Mandawaca
• Mangala
• Mangaló
• Mangue
• Manitsauá
• Mannaean
• Manx— Ned Maddrell's death in 1974 ended it as a mother tongue.
• Mapia
• Maratino
• Marau Wawa
• Marawán
• Marcho-Magdeburgian
• Mardijker Creole
• Maridi Arabic
• Maritime Polynesian Pidgin
• Marrgu
• Marrucinian
• Marsian
• Martha's Vineyard Sign Language
• Marti Ke
• Martuthunira
• Masakará
• Massachusett
• Massachusett Pidgin
• Matagalpa
• Matagi
• Matngala
• Mator
• Mattole
• Mawa
• Mawes
• Mayi-Kutuna
• Maynas
• Mbabaram
• Mbara
• Mbara-Yanga
• Mbariman-Gudhinma
• Mbiywom
• Median
• Mediterranean Lingua Franca
• Mednyj Aleut
• Menién
• Mepuri
• Meroitic
• Merya
• Meshchera
• Mesmes
• Messapian
• Miami-Illinois
• Micronesian Pidgin English
• Middle Armenian
• Middle Bengali
• Middle Bulgarian
• Middle Burmese
• Middle Chinese
• Middle French
• Middle Frisian
• Middle Georgian
• Middle Gujarati
• Middle Hungarian
• Middle Japanese
• Middle Javanese
• Middle Khmer
• Middle Korean
• Middle Low German
• Middle Norwegian
• Middle Odia
• Middle Persian
• Middle Polish
• Middle Russian
• Middle Scots
• Middle Tamil
• Middle Turkic
• Middle Vietnamese
• Miluk
• Minoan
• Miriti-Tapuya
• Mirning
• Mitanni-Aryan
• Mitchigamea
• Mittu
• Mlahsô
• Môa Remo
• Moabite
• Mobilian Jargon
• Mochica
• Moconá
• Moghol
• Mohawk Dutch
• Mohegan-Pequot
• Moksela
• Molala
• Mompox
• Monqui
• Monumental Prakrit
• Moran
• Morcote
• Moriori
• Morique
• Morrobolam
• Moselle Romance
• Mount Iraya Agta
• Mozarabic
• Mpalityan
• Mulaha
• Munichi
• Murcian Catalan
• Muromian
• Muruwari
• Muskum
• Mutsun
• Mutumui
• Muzo
• Mysian
• Nabataean Arabic
• Nagarchal
• Nagumi
• Nakaʼela
• Nam
• Nansemond
• Nanticoke
• Naolan
• Napeca
• Nari-Nari
• Narragansett
• Narungga
• Natchez
• Native American Pidgin English
• Nauo
• Navarrese Romance
• Navarro-Aragonese
• Nawathinehena
• Ndra'ngith
• Negerhollands
• Nethalp
• Neutral Huron
• New River Shasta
• Newfoundland Irish
• Ngadjunmaya
• Ngadjuri
• Ngalakgan
• Ngamini
• Ngandi
• Nganyaywana
• Ngarigo
• Ngarnka
• Ngasa
• Ngawun
• Ngbee
• Ngomburr
• Ngumbarl
• Ngunnawal-Gundungurra
• Ngura
• Ngurmbur
• Nhlangwini
• Nicola
• Nicoleño
• Nila
• Nimanburru
• Nisenan
• Niuatoputapu
• Nocaman
• Nomlaki
• Nonuya
• Nooksack
• Nootka Jargon
• Nori
• Noric
• Norman Tasmanian
• Norn
• North Picene
• Northeastern Pomo
• Northern Kalapuya
• Northern Pomo
• Northern Sierra Miwok
• Nottoway
• Nuchatlaht dialect of Nuu-chah-nulth
• Nuenonne
• Numidian
• Nungali
• Nutabe
• Nyang'i
• Nyawaygi
• Nyulnyul
• Obispeño
• Oenotrian
• Ofo
• Okjeo
• Okol
• Okwanuchu
• Old Albanian
• Old Arabic
• Old Aragonese
• Old Azeri
• Old Balinese
• Old Basque
• Old Bengali
• Old Breton
• Old Burmese
• Old Catalan
• Old Catio
• Old Cayman Sign Language
• Old Cham
• Old Chinese
• Old Church Slavonic
• Old Croatian
• Old Czech
• Old Dhivehi
• Old Dutch
• Old East Slavic
• Old Estonian
• Old Finnish
• Old French Sign Language
• Old Frisian
• Old Gallo-Italic
• Old Gallo-Romance
• Old Georgian
• Old Gujarati
• Old Gutnish
• Old Hausa
• Old High German
• Old Hijazi Arabic
• Old Hindi
• Old Hungarian
• Old Irish
• Old Italian
• Old Japanese
• Old Javanese
• Old Kazeruni
• Old Kentish Sign Language
• Old Khmer
• Old Latvian
• Old Leonese
• Old Lithuanian
• Old Lombard
• Old Malayalam
• Old Maltese
• Old Mandarin
• Old Marathi
• Old Mon
• Old Neapolitan
• Old Nepali
• Old North Arabian
• Old Novgorod dialect
• Old Nubian
• Old Occitan
• Old Ossetic
• Old Persian
• Old Polish
• Old Portuguese
• Old Prakrit
• Old Prussian
• Old Pskov dialect
• Old Punjabi
• Old Riojan
• Old Romagnol
• Old Romanian
• Old Romansh
• Old Ruthenian
• Old Sardinian
• Old Serbian
• Old Sicilian
• Old Sinhala
• Old Slovak
• Old South Arabian
• Old South Frisian
• Old Spanish
• Old Sundanese
• Old Swahili
• Old Tagalog
• Old Tamil
• Old Telugu
• Old Thai
• Old Thuringian
• Old Tupi
• Old Turkic
• Old Uyghur
• Old Vietnamese
• Old Welsh
• Old Western Rājasthāni
• Old Yue
• Olmos
• Olrat
• Omok
• Omurano
• Ongkor Solon
• Onin Based Pidgin
• Opata
• Opón-Carare
• Oriel dialect of Irish
• Oroch
• Osage
• Oscan
• Ossory dialect of Irish
• Otegua
• Oti
• Otomaco
• Ottoman Sign Language
• Ottoman Turkish
• Otuke
• Ouma
• Pacabuey
• Paduan
• Paelignian
• Paeonian
• Pahlavani
• Paishachi
• Pakanha
• Palaic
• Paleo-Corsican
• Paleo-Sardinian
• Palewyami Yokuts
• Pali
• Pallanganmiddang
• Palmela
• Palta
• Palumata
• Pamphylian Greek
• Pamunkey
• Panche
• Pankararú
• Pannonian Avar
• Pannonian Latin
• Panobo
• Pantágora
• Pantanagua
• Pantellerian Arabic
• Panzaleo
• Papale
• Paphlagonian
• Papora-Hoanya
• Papuan Pidgin English
• Paratio
• Paraujano
• Paravilhana
• Parawana
• Paredarerme
• Parthian
• Pasé
• Pasto
• Patagón
• Pataxó Hã-Ha-Hãe
• Patwin
• Paulista General Language
• Pauxiana
• Pawishiana
• Payagua
• Pazeh
• Peba
• Pecheneg
• Peerapper
• Pémono
• Pentlatch
• Pericú
• Petun
• Phalok
• Philistine
• Phrygian
• Pictish
• Pidgin Delaware
• Pidgin Fijian
• Pidgin Hawaiian
• Pijao
• Pimenteira
• Pimpama
• Pirlatapa
• Piro Pueblo
• Pirriya
• Pisidian
• Pitta Pitta
• Plains Apache
• Plains Miwok
• Plateau Sign Language
• Pochutec
• Polabian
• Pomeranian Baltic
• Pontic Scythian
• Port Jackson Pidgin English
• Port Sorell
• Portugis
• Powhatan
• Praenestinian
• Prague German
• Prakrit
• Pre-Samnite
• Proto-Indo-European— Reconstructed from its daughters, since not one word was ever written down.
• Pubenza
• Pucikwar
• Puelche
• Pumpokol
• Puná
• Punic
• Puquina
• Purí
• Purisimeño
• Puruhá
• Pyemmairre
• Pyu
• Qatrayith
• Qifu
• Quapaw
• Queensland Kanaka English
• Quijo
• Quileute
• Quillacinga
• Quimbaya
• Quinault
• Quindío
• Quingnam
• Quinigua
• Quiripi
• Rabona
• Ramanos
• Ramaytush
• Rangas
• Rani
• Razi
• Rekhta
• Rennellese Sign Language
• Rhaetic
• Rocorona
• Roncalese (Erronkariko) dialect of Basque
• Rotvælsk
• Rouran
• Rugian
• Rumsen
• Rusenu
• Russenorsk
• Sabine
• Sabujá
• Sabüm
• Sácata
• Safaitic
• Sakhalin Ainu
• Salinan
• Samalian
• Samaritan
• Samoan Plantation Pidgin
• Sandy River Valley Sign Language
• Sapará
• Sapé
• Saponi
• Saraveca
• Sarghulami
• Sarmatian
• Scahentoarrhonon
• Scythian
• Sechura
• Selkʼnam
• Selonian
• Semigallian
• Sene
• Sened
• Sensi
• Seroa
• Serrano
• Seru
• Serua
• Shasta
• Shebayo
• Sheliff Basin Berber
• Shirvani Arabic
• Sicanian
• Sicel
• Siculo-Arabic
• Sidetic
• Sinacantán
• Singa
• Sinú
• Siraya
• Sireniki
• Sirinó
• Siuslaw
• Skalvian
• Skepi Creole Dutch
• Skirian
• Slavey Jargon
• Slovincian
• Socotra Swahili
• Sogdian
• Sokna
• Solano
• Solombala English
• Solteco Zapotec
• Sorothaptic
• Sorung
• South Australian Pidgin English
• South Gileadite
• South Picene
• Southern Goesharde Frisian
• Southern Itelmen
• Southern Khanty
• Southern Mansi
• Southern Pame
• Southern Patwin
• Southern Pomo
• Southern Tsimshian
• Sowa
• Soyot
• Subarian
• Subtiaba
• Sudovian
• Suebian
• Susquehannock
• Susuami
• Sutean
• Syriac
• Tabancale
• Taensa
• Tagish
• Taimyr Pidgin Russian
• Taino
• Taita Cushitic
• Taivoan
• Takelma
• Tallán
• Tama
• Taman
• Tamanaku
• Tamaní
• Tambora
• Tamien
• Tandia
• Tangut
• Tapachultec
• Taparita
• Tarauacá Kashinawa
• Tarjumo
• Tartessian
• Tasmanian
• Tataviam
• Taungurung
• Tawasa
• Tây Bồi
• Taymanitic
• Tegua
• Tehuelche
• Teojomulco Chatino
• Tepecano
• Tequiraca
• Tequistlatec
• Teshenawa
• Teun
• Teushen
• Thaagurda
• Thamudic
• Thracian
• Tillamook
• Timaná
• Timor Pidgin
• Timucua
• Tirahi
• Tiverigoto
• Tocantins Apiaká
• Tocharian
• Togoyo
• Tolcha
• Tommeginne
• Tongva
• Tonjon
• Tonkawa
• Toogee
• Torá
• Torona
• Traveller Danish
• Tsetsaut
• Tubar
• Tübatulabal
• Tukumanféd
• Tunica
• Tuoba
• Turku Arabic
• Tuscarora
• Tutelo
• Tututni/(Lower) Rogue River/Upper Coquille/Nuu-wee-ya
• Tuxinawa
• Tuyuhun
• Twana
• Tyerrernotepanner
• Ubykh— Tevfik Esenç took its 80-plus consonants with him in 1992.
• Ugaritic
• Ullatan
• Umbrian
• Umbugarla
• Umotína
• Umpithamu
• Unami
• Unggumi
• Upgant Frisian
• Upper Chehalis
• Upper Chinook
• Upper Umpqua
• Uradhi
• Urartian
• Uru
• Uruava
• Urumi
• Urupá
• Utaha
• Valencian Aragonese
• Valley Yokuts
• Vandalic
• Vanji
• Värmland Savonian
• Venetic
• Ventureño
• Vestinian
• Vilela
• Volga Türki
• Volow
• Volscian
• Voto
• Waamwang
• Wagaya
• Waikuri
• Wailaki/Eel River Athabaskan
• Wainumá-Mariaté
• Wakka Wakka
• Walangama
• Waling
• Wangerooge Frisian
• Wanham
• Wappo
• Waraikú
• Warluwarra
• Warray
• Warrgamay
• Warrnambool
• Warrungu
• Warrwa
• Wathawurrung
• Wayumará
• Welsh-Romani
• Wemba Wemba
• Wenro
• West Galindian
• West Greenlandic Pidgin
• Western Jicaque
• Western Mansi
• Western Pomeranian dialects
• Weyto
• Wichita
• Wila'
• Wilson River
• Wintu
• Wiradjuri
• Wiraféd
• Wiriná
• Wiyot
• Woccon
• Wotapuri-Katarqalai
• Wuhuan
• Wukchumni dialect of Tule-Kaweah Yokuts
• Wulguru
• Wulna
• Wurrugu
• Wursten Frisian
• Wusun
• Xakriabá
• Xianbei
• Xinca
• Xiongnu
• Xiroa
• Xixime
• Xocó
• Xukuru
• Yabaâna
• Yahgan
• Yaio
• Yalarnnga
• Yalcón
• Yameo
• Yamesí
• Yana
• Yanda
• Yandruwandha
• Yangman
• Yariguí
• Yarú
• Yarumá
• Yauna
• Yavitero
• Yawarawarga
• Ye-Maek
• Yeni
• Yenmu
• Yevanic
• Yir-Yoront
• Yoba
• Yokohama Pidgin Japanese
• Yola
• Yoncalla
• Yorta Yorta
• Yuchi
• Yueban
• Yuezhi
• Yugambal
• Yugh
• Yuki/Ukomno'm
• Yumana
• Yumbo
• Yupiltepeque
• Yupuá
• Yurats
• Yuri
• Yurok
• Yurumanguí
• Zacateco
• Zamirua
• Zhang-Zhung
• Zire
• Zumaya
• ǀXam
• ǁKā
• ǁXegwi
• ǂUngkue
• ǃGãǃne

Uncommon — only a minority of players land here.

• Akkadian
• Classical Chinese
• Coptic— Egypt's last native stage, now heard only in Coptic church liturgy.
• Cornish
• Etruscan
• Hittite
• Middle English— Chaucer's English, which no child has grown up speaking since 1500.
• Old French
• Phoenician

A solid, middling pick shared with plenty of other players.

• Aramaic— Neo-Aramaic dialects survive, but the ancient tongue of Jesus is gone.
• Biblical Hebrew— Biblical Hebrew died as a mother tongue for about 1,700 years.
• Old English
• Old Norse
• Sanskrit— Still chanted in temples, though almost nobody grows up speaking it.
• Sumerian

The most common answer on the board.

• Ancient Egyptian
• Ancient Greek
• Latin