GERMANIC LANGUAGES SURVIVAL DICTIONARIES

The Germanic languages is a subdivision of the Indo-European languages - one of the world's primary language families.

Afrikaans [afr] is a living language spoken by Afrikaners in South Africa. Latin script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (585 lemmas)

Danish [dan] is a living language spoken by Danes in Denmark. Latin script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (911 lemmas)

Dutch [nld] is a living language spoken by Dutch people and Flemings in Netherlands and Belgium. Latin script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (983 lemmas)

Faroese [fao] is a living language spoken by Faroe Islanders in Denmark (Faroe Islands). Latin script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (605 lemmas)

German [deu] is a living language spoken by Germans, Austrians, South Tyroleans, Swiss people, Liechtensteiners and Luxembourgers in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and some other countries. Latin script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (995 lemmas)

Gothic [got] is an extinct language was spoken by Goths in Italy, Spain, Germany, Ukraine and some other countries. Gothic script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (193 lemmas)

Icelandic [isl] is a living language spoken by Icelanders in Iceland. Latin script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (802 lemmas)

Low German [nds] is a living language spoken by Germans, Dutch people and East Frisians in Germany and some other countries. Latin script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (272 lemmas)

Luxembourgish [ltz] is a living language spoken by Luxembourgers in Luxembourg. Latin script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (426 lemmas)

Northern Frisian [frr] is a living language spoken by Frisians in Germany (Schleswig-Holstein). Latin script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (195 lemmas)

Norwegian Bokmål [nob] is a living written variety of Norwegian language spoken by Norwegians in Norway. Latin script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (922 lemmas)

Nynorsk Norwegian [nno] is a living written variety of Norwegian language spoken by Norwegians in Norway. Latin script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (336 lemmas)

Old English [ang] is a historic language was spoken by Anglo-Saxons in United Kingdom (England and Scotland). Runic and Latin scripts are used. See more on Wikipedia. (384 lemmas)

Old Norse [non] is a historic language was spoken by Norsemen in Denmark, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. Runic and Latin scripts are used. See more on Wikipedia. (116 lemmas)

Scots [sco] is a living language spoken by Scottish people in United Kingdom (Scotland). Latin script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (297 lemmas)

Swedish [swe] is a living language spoken by Swedes in Sweden, Denmark and Finland. Latin script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (989 lemmas)

Swiss German [gsw] is a living language spoken by Swiss people in Switzerland, Austria and some other countries. Latin script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (138 lemmas)

Tok Pisin [tpi] is a living language spoken as lingua franca in Papua New Guinea. Latin script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (215 lemmas)

Western Frisian [fry] is a living language spoken by West Frisians in Netherlands (Friesland). Latin script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (444 lemmas)

Wymysorys [wym] is a living language spoken by Vilamovians in Poland. Latin script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (114 lemmas)

Yiddish [yid] is a living macrolanguage spoken by Ashkenazi Jews in Israel, Germany and some other countries. Hebrew script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (719 lemmas)