古普魯士語

Also known as Prussian, Old Prussian language, Prussian language, Prūsiskai

extinct Western Baltic language

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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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Within Vinony's link graph, 古普魯士語 is referenced by 253 other articles, and connects out to Low German, Balts and open vowel.

Vinony files it under Culture of Prussia (region), Extinct Baltic languages and Extinct ISO language articles citing sources other than Ethnologue.

Its subject is documented across 66 Wikipedia language editions.

Wikidata facts

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
exact match: publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/language/PRG
Commons category: Prussian language

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普魯士語是一種已經滅絕的波羅的海語言，曾經是普魯士地區（即後來的東普魯士，現在的東北部波蘭和俄羅斯加里寧格勒州）和波美拉尼亞東部地區的一些地區居民所講的語言。它在更加東部和南部的地區，羅斯人和波蘭人開始於10世紀征服此地，並於12世紀開始成為德國殖民化的地區——Podlasia的一部分，和今天的Polesia也很流行。在舊普魯士本身，此語言被稱為“Prūsiskan”或“Prūsiskai Bilā”（Bilā即語言之意）。據金布塔斯的研究，整個地區數以千計的河流的名字源自於原始波羅的海語言，即使後來他們已經斯拉夫化。

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