Lithuania
| Region: | Europe |
| Capital: | |
| Population: | 3,585,906 |
| Area (sq km): | 65,301 |
| GRN Office: | |
| FIPS Country Code: | LH |
| ISO Country Code: | LT |
Map of Lithuania
Languages spoken in Lithuania
Listed here are the primary and alternate names of the languages and dialects of Lithuania. An icon next to the name indicates that there are GRN recordings available in that language.
Found 83 language names.
Aukshtaichiai (see Lithuanian: Aukshtaitish) Aukshtaitish (see Lithuanian: Aukshtaitish) Aukstaitiskai (see Lithuanian: Aukshtaitish) Belarus (see BELARUSAN) Belarusian (see BELARUSAN) Belorussian (see BELARUSAN) Bielorussian (see BELARUSAN) Bielrussian (see BELARUSAN) Byelorussian (see BELARUSAN) Dzukish (see Lithuanian: Dzukish) Dzukiskai (see Lithuanian: Dzukish) Eastern Karaim (see Karaim: Eastern Karaim) Eluosi (see RUSSIAN) Erzia (see Erzya) Galits (see Karaim: Galits) Geg (see ALBANIAN, GHEG) Gheg (see ALBANIAN, GHEG) Guegue (see ALBANIAN, GHEG) Highland Lithuanian (see Lithuanian: Aukshtaitish) Karaite (see Karaim) Kazan (see TATAR) Lettisch (derogatory name for LATVIAN) Lettish (derogatory name for LATVIAN) Lietuvi (see LITHUANIAN) Lietuviskai (see LITHUANIAN) Litauische (see LITHUANIAN) Litewski (see LITHUANIAN) Lithuanian Romani (see Romani, Baltic: Lithuanian Romani) | Litovskiy (see LITHUANIAN) Lowland Lithuanian (see Lithuanian: Shamaitish) Middle Tatar (see TATAR) Mideastern Yiddish (see Yiddish, Eastern: Mideastern Yiddish) Mordvin (see Erzya) Mordvin-Erzya (see Erzya) Northeastern Yiddish (see Yiddish, Eastern: Northeastern Yiddish) Northwestern Karaim (see Karaim: Northwestern Karaim) Olossu (see RUSSIAN) Polnisch (see POLISH) Polska (see POLISH) Polski (see POLISH) Polsky (see POLISH) Romani, Baltic: Lithuanian Romani Russ (see RUSSIAN) Russit (see RUSSIAN) Russki (see RUSSIAN) Samogitian (see Lithuanian: Shamaitish) Shamaitish (see Lithuanian: Shamaitish) Shgip (see ALBANIAN, GHEG) Shopni (see ALBANIAN, GHEG) Shqipni (see ALBANIAN, GHEG) Southeastern Yiddish (see Yiddish, Eastern: Southeastern Yiddish) Suvalkietiskai (see Lithuanian: Suvalkietiskai) Tartar (see TATAR) Tata'er (see TATAR) Trakay (see Karaim: Trakay) White Russian (see BELARUSAN) White Ruthenian (see BELARUSAN) Yiddish, Eastern: Mideastern Yiddish Yiddish, Eastern: Northeastern Yiddish Yiddish, Eastern: Southeastern Yiddish Zemachiai (see Lithuanian: Shamaitish) Zemaitis (see Lithuanian: Shamaitish) Zemaitiskai (see Lithuanian: Shamaitish) Zhemaitish (see Lithuanian: Shamaitish) |
