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Written or spoken structured system of communication that consists of grammar and vocabulary; in the context of legal matters, the language of a document, artifact, evidence, testimony, proceeding, or any other legal aspect (e.g., English, Spanish, German, French, Russian, Chinese).
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- • Mirandese
- • Asturian; Bable; Leonese; Asturleonese
- • Sumerian
- • Karen languages
- • Udmurt
- • Siouan languages
- • Gilbertese
- • Braj
- • Kirghiz; Kyrgyz
- • Italian
- • Kuanyama; Kwanyama
- • Sandawe
- • Sranan Tongo
- • Gayo
- • Bamileke languages
- • Pohnpeian
- • Icelandic
- • Irish, Old
- • Germanic languages
- • Chamic languages
- • Luba-Lulua
- • Low German; Low Saxon; German, Low; Saxon, Low
- • Classical Syriac
- • Navajo; Navaho
- • Nubian languages
- • Tonga (Nyasa)
- • Philippine languages
- • Sorbian languages
- • Hittite
- • Cushitic languages
- • Washo
- • Avaric
- • Iban
- • Kabardian
- • Zande languages
- • Indic languages
- • Baltic languages
- • Tigre
- • Chuukese
- • Maithili
- • Kikuyu; Gikuyu
- • Persian
- • Crimean Tatar; Crimean Turkish
- • Arawak
- • Khotanese; Sakan
- • Creek
- • Zapotec
- • Tai languages
- • Nilo-Saharan languages
- • Ewondo
- • Welsh
- • Tonga
- • Komi
- • Tlingit
- • Assamese
- • Xhosa
- • Central American Indian languages
- • Gaelic; Scottish Gaelic
- • Samaritan Aramaic
- • Vietnamese
- • Portuguese
- • Yapese
- • Kpelle
- • Kanuri
- • Dinka
- • Romanian; Moldavian; Moldovan
- • Adangme
- • Ekajuk
- • Filipino; Pilipino
- • Chuvash
- • Dutch, Middle
- • Fon
- • Bengali
- • Kinyarwanda
- • Tsimshian
- • Norwegian
- • Nauru
- • Blin; Bilin
- • Magahi
- • Mohawk
- • Siksika
- • Aymara
- • Syriac
- • Efik
- • Arabic
- • Neapolitan
- • Venda
- • Tatar
- • Shan
- • Irish, Middle
- • Mon-Khmer languages
- • Haitian; Haitian Creole
- • Ido
- • English, Old
- • Bini; Edo
- • Manipuri
- • Herero
- • Sasak
- • Kara-Kalpak
- • Japanese
- • Slovenian
- • Occitan
- • South American Indian languages
- • Nyamwezi
- • Estonian
- • Creoles and pidgins, Portuguese-based
- • Romance languages
- • Tajik
- • Zaza; Dimili; Dimli; Kirdki; Kirmanjki; Zazaki
- • Basque
- • Classical Newari; Old Newari; Classical Nepal Bhasa
- • Northern Sami
- • Creoles and pidgins
- • Balinese
- • Swahili
- • Catalan; Valencian
- • No linguistic content; Not applicable
- • Czech
- • Ingush
- • Athapascan languages
- • Songhai languages
- • Serer
- • Algonquian languages
- • Wolaitta; Wolaytta
- • Panjabi; Punjabi
- • Ndonga
- • Norse, Old
- • Dakota
- • Afrihili
- • Munda languages
- • Yoruba
- • Buriat
- • Twi
- • Mari
- • Sino-Tibetan languages
- • Osage
- • Tereno
- • Celtic languages
- • Montenegrin
- • Karachay-Balkar
- • Kazakh
- • Zhuang; Chuang
- • Swati
- • Kru languages
- • Hindi
- • Nyoro
- • Apache languages
- • Duala
- • Kutenai
- • Khoisan languages
- • Madurese
- • Indo-European languages
- • Lezghian
- • Somali
- • Slovak
- • Arapaho
- • Skolt Sami
- • Afro-Asiatic languages
- • Sindhi
- • Nzima
- • Danish
- • Aragonese
- • Blissymbols; Blissymbolics; Bliss
- • Luo
- • Hupa
- • Kannada
- • Polish
- • Mapudungun; Mapuche
- • Sami languages
- • Kumyk
- • Klingon; tlhIngan-Hol
- • Thai
- • Coptic
- • Santali
- • Russian
- • Hebrew
- • Pali
- • Kurukh
- • Mi'kmaq; Micmac
- • Ainu
- • Yakut
- • Tamil
- • Bambara
- • Bokmål, Norwegian; Norwegian Bokmål
- • Mongo
- • Eastern Frisian
- • Caucasian languages
- • Egyptian
- • Finnish
- • Sanskrit
- • Uighur; Uyghur
- • Lojban
- • Lingala
- • Tuvalu
- • Igbo
- • Ladino
- • Inupiaq
- • Artificial languages
- • Fijian
- • Ewe
- • Sukuma
- • Persian, Old
- • North American Indian languages
- • Banda languages
- • Corsican
- • Aromanian; Arumanian; Macedo-Romanian
- • Bosnian
- • Tuvinian
- • Sichuan Yi; Nuosu
- • Votic
- • Nepali
- • Prakrit languages
- • Limburgan; Limburger; Limburgish
- • Awadhi
- • Lahnda
- • Belarusian
- • Timne
- • Manobo languages
- • Niger-Kordofanian languages
- • Beja; Bedawiyet
- • Ukrainian
- • Tumbuka
- • Greek, Ancient
- • Guarani
- • Ijo languages
- • Mende
- • Otomian languages
- • Tetum
- • Greek, Modern
- • Afar
- • Acoli
- • Kawi
- • English
- • Bhojpuri
- • Chichewa; Chewa; Nyanja
- • Choctaw
- • Armenian
- • Fang
- • Ossetian; Ossetic
- • Lunda
- • Kamba
- • Ndebele, South; South Ndebele
- • Northern Frisian
- • Iloko
- • Kachin; Jingpho
- • Uncoded languages
- • Bashkir
- • Sango
- • Chibcha
- • Slave
- • Hausa
- • Swiss German; Alemannic; Alsatian
- • Zulu
- • Tigrinya
- • Vai
- • Uzbek
- • Esperanto
- • Sinhala; Sinhalese
- • Malay
- • English, Middle
- • Zenaga
- • Selkup
- • Papiamento
- • Tagalog
- • Baluchi
- • Multiple languages
- • Mandar
- • Susu
- • Maltese
- • Nyankole
- • Lushai
- • Kimbundu
- • Tswana
- • French, Old
- • Sardinian
- • Basa
- • Dravidian languages
- • Kashubian
- • Berber languages
- • Inari Sami
- • Interlingua
- • Western Frisian
- • Javanese
- • Chagatai
- • Akkadian
- • Gbaya
- • Zuni
- • Lamba
- • Swedish
- • Lower Sorbian
- • Scots
- • Kosraean
- • Ganda
- • Tsonga
- • Manchu
- • Moksha
- • Divehi; Dhivehi; Maldivian
- • Cebuano
- • Nias
- • Manx
- • Mossi
- • Pangasinan
- • Bemba
- • Southern Altai
- • Bislama
- • Luxembourgish; Letzeburgesch
- • Rapanui
- • Sidamo
- • Walloon
- • Mongolian
- • Dogrib
- • Nepal Bhasa; Newari
- • Akan
- • Waray
- • Serbian
- • Rarotongan; Cook Islands Maori
- • Tahitian
- • Bikol
- • Iroquoian languages
- • Delaware
- • Batak languages
- • Lao
- • Turkmen
- • Breton
- • Kalaallisut; Greenlandic
- • Indonesian
- • Bulgarian
- • Judeo-Arabic
- • Reserved for local use
- • Masai
- • Malayalam
- • Minangkabau
- • Urdu
- • Altaic languages
- • Angika
- • Aleut
- • Hungarian
- • Umbundu
- • Hiligaynon
- • Judeo-Persian
- • Rundi
- • Sicilian
- • Hmong; Mong
- • Niuean
- • Gorontalo
- • Shona
- • Friulian
- • Romansh
- • Bihari languages
- • Marshallese
- • Iranian languages
- • Caddo
- • Kurdish
- • Kabyle
- • Afrikaans
- • Mandingo
- • Gujarati
- • Macedonian
- • Yiddish
- • Land Dayak languages
- • German, Old High
- • Interlingue; Occidental
- • Central Khmer
- • Wolof
- • Tibetan
- • Khasi
- • Oromo
- • Cree
- • Finno-Ugrian languages
- • Nogai
- • Australian languages
- • Quechua
- • Telugu
- • Dargwa
- • Malagasy
- • Oriya
- • Chinese
- • Kongo
- • Albanian
- • Avestan
- • Tamashek
- • Ugaritic
- • Ndebele, North; North Ndebele
- • Rajasthani
- • Adyghe; Adygei
- • Tupi languages
- • Southern Sami
- • Himachali languages; Western Pahari languages
- • Sogdian
- • Cheyenne
- • Ojibwa
- • Volapük
- • Bantu languages
- • Turkish, Ottoman
- • Dogri
- • Korean
- • Norwegian Nynorsk; Nynorsk, Norwegian
- • Samoan
- • Kashmiri
- • Official Aramaic ; Imperial Aramaic
- • N'Ko
- • German
- • Luba-Katanga
- • Chipewyan; Dene Suline
- • Elamite
- • Makasar
- • Gondi
- • Grebo
- • Austronesian languages
- • Provençal, Old ;Occitan, Old
- • Buginese
- • Abkhazian
- • Hawaiian
- • Standard Moroccan Tamazight
- • Pampanga; Kapampangan
- • Hiri Motu
- • Mayan languages
- • Lozi
- • Nahuatl languages
- • Ga
- • Tokelau
- • Irish
- • Sundanese
- • Yao
- • Galibi Carib
- • Latvian
- • Latin
- • Inuktitut
- • Marathi
- • Cornish
- • Undetermined
- • Church Slavic; Old Slavonic; Church Slavonic; Old Bulgarian; Old Church Slavonic
- • Konkani
- • Kalmyk; Oirat
- • Romany
- • Semitic languages
- • Lule Sami
- • Galician
- • Tok Pisin
- • Croatian
- • Salishan languages
- • Lithuanian
- • Luiseno
- • Achinese
- • Amharic
- • Spanish; Castilian
- • Turkish
- • Erzya
- • Palauan
- • Chinook jargon
- • Wakashan languages
- • Soninke
- • Yupik languages
- • Maori
- • Chechen
- • Phoenician
- • Faroese
- • Haida
- • Georgian
- • Karelian
- • Gothic
- • Gwich'in
- • French
- • Burmese
- • Chamorro
- • Creoles and pidgins, English based
- • Cherokee
- • Marwari
- • Dzongkha
- • Pedi; Sepedi; Northern Sotho
- • French, Middle
- • Pahlavi
- • Geez
- • Upper Sorbian
- • Fanti
- • Slavic languages
- • Azerbaijani
- • German, Middle High
- • Papuan languages
- • Pushto; Pashto
- • Sotho, Southern
- • Dutch; Flemish
- • Sign Languages
- • Dyula
- • Tiv
- • Creoles and pidgins, French-based
- • Fulah
Translations
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Idioma
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Language
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Langue
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es-mx
Lenguaje
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Língua
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de-de
Sprache
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he-il
שפה
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hi-in
भाषा
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ja-jp
言語
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zh-cn
语言
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