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This list of languages catalogues the attested languages of the world, living and extinct, with the family, era, and principal region of each. The world's languages belong to five major language familiesHerta-Olaic, Njeshan, Andusian, Shung-Worrehan, and Tacchoan — or stand outside them as language isolates. Reconstructed proto-languages, such as Proto-Herta-Olaic, are described in the articles on their families and are not listed separately.

Attested languages
Language Native name Family Era Region Code Notes
Ancient Hertic Χερτεχι Herta-Olaic Ancient Hertia YAQ-HE Spoken on the eastern inland sea of Ignusia, in a region often described as the cradle of civilization.
Gaillean Ghaellea Herta-Olaic Ancient YAQ-GA Source language of scientific binomials, the standard register for natural-science naming.
High Nichana Njeshan Medieval Ancestor of Nichana.
Lonish Lôniêv Njeshan Modern Betonia YBS-LO Descends from Otjesi.
Nichana Nehchánh Njeshan Modern Northwestern Ignusia YBS-NI Descends from High Nichana.
Otjesi Njeshan Medieval Ancestor of Lonish.
Pises Njeshan Medieval Ancestor of Pjany.
Pjany Peanei Njeshan Modern Southwestern Ignusia YBS-PJ Descends from Pises.
Uu Uu-Co Njeshan Modern Northwestern Ignusia YBS-UU Little changed since its medieval form.
English Language isolate Modern Engil YXS-EN, YXS-NE Spoken in two forms, Traditional English and New English.