绝迹语言
不再有人以之作為母語的語言
(重定向自绝迹语言)
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绝迹语言(英语:Extinct language),又称死语言、灭绝语言、灭亡语言、死语,指一种已经不再有人以之作为母语的语言。
根据估计,每两星期就有一种人类的语言灭亡,变成绝迹语言。[1]
但在一些特殊情况中,某些国家需借助之前已灭亡国家的名义来保持自己的势力及合法性,此时与该灭亡国家有关的绝迹语言就得以持续被使用在科学、律法、宗教等各种方面,从而保存下来,并继续以非母语的方式使用。
拉丁语与古希腊语被用来造科学方面的新词,而其他如古教会斯拉夫语、阿维斯陀语、科普特语及吉兹语等则仍然用于宗教或文学作品中。
其他有些组织则会为了特定情境、文化的气氛营造,而偶尔使用这些绝迹语言,例如美国童军就会在他们一个童军仪式“圣箭盟”里使用一种北美印地安人的绝迹语言伦尼莱纳佩语。[2][3][4]
示例
编辑语言:最后母语者、时间
列表
编辑参见
编辑来源
编辑- ^ Thomas H. Maugh II. Researchers say a language disappears every two weeks. Los Angeles Times. 2007-09-19 [2018-06-06]. (原始内容存档于2018-11-25).
- ^ Charles Kader. Boy Scouts Playing Indians. Indian Country Today. 2015-08-26 [2018-06-06]. (原始内容存档于2019-06-06).
- ^ The Vigil Honor. Cowikee Lodge. [2018-06-06]. 原始内容存档于2009-03-06.
- ^ Bill Spencer. Is the Boy Scouts’ Order of the Arrow appropriating Native American culture?. Quora. 2017-03-12 [2018-06-06].
- ^ When nobody understands. The Economist. 2008-10-23 [2008-10-25]. (原始内容存档于2009-02-24).
The electronic age drives some languages out of existence, but can help save others
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