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Eski Prusyalı dili
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Yok olmuş Baltık dili
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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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- Instance of
- extinct language
- Subclass of
- West Baltic
- Country
- Lithuania
- Image
- Catechismus in preüßnischer sprach, gecorrigiret und dagegen das deüdsche.jpg
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- entry in abbreviations table
- прус.
- writing system
- Latin script
- number of speakers, writers, or signers
- 50
- native label
- Prūsiskan
- Wikimedia language code
- prg
- topic's main category
- Category:Old-Prussian language
- linguistic typology
- fusional language
- Commons category
- Prussian language
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