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prusiska
Also known as Prussian, Old Prussian language, Prussian language, Prūsiskai
utdött baltiskt språk
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Old Prussian was a language spoken by the Baltic people of Prussia that died out in the 17th century. It matters because it is the oldest known written Baltic language and provides linguists with crucial evidence for understanding the history and structure of the Baltic language family.
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- Catechismus in preüßnischer sprach, gecorrigiret und dagegen das deüdsche.jpg
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- entry in abbreviations table
- прус.
- number of speakers, writers, or signers
- 50
- native label
- Prūsiskan
- Wikimedia language code
- prg
- Commons category
- Prussian language
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Article · Svenska
Prusiska (även kallat preussiska, fornpreussiska och ostpreussiska) är ett utdött västbaltiskt språk på den baltoslaviska språkgrenen av de indoeuropeiska språken. Numera görs insatser för att rekonstruera och återuppliva språket.
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Culture of Prussia (region)Extinct Baltic languagesExtinct ISO language articles citing sources other than EthnologueExtinct languages of EuropeLanguage articles citing Ethnologue 22Language articles with Linglist codeLanguage articles with Linguasphere codeLanguage revivalLanguages extinct in the 18th centuryMedieval languagesOld-Prussian language