Daftar bahasa terancam di Indonesia
Menurut UNESCO ada empat tingkatan antara "aman" dan "punah", yaitu:[1]
- Vulnerable
- Definitely endangered
- Severely endangered
- Critically endangered
| Language | Speakers | Status | Comments | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alune language[1] | Vulnerable | Alune people | ||
| Amahai language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Ampibabo Lauje language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Andio language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Anus language[1] | Severely endangered | Korur language | ||
| Aputai language[1] | Critically endangered | Wetarese languages | ||
| Arguni language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| As language[1] | Vulnerable | Raja Ampat languages | ||
| Auye language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Awera language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Awyi language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Bahonsuai language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Baleasang language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Baras language[1] | Severely endangered | |||
| Bedoanas language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Benggoi language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Besoa language [1] | Vulnerable | Badaic language | ||
| Biak language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Boano language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Bonerif language[1] | Critically endangered | Beneraf language | ||
| Bonggo language[1] | Severely endangered | |||
| Budong-Budong language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Burate language[1] | Severely endangered | |||
| Busoa language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Dabra language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Dakka language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Damal language[1] | Vulnerable | Amung language | ||
| Dampelas language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Demisa language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Dondo language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Doutai language[1] | Severely endangered | |||
| Dubu language[1] | Vulnerable | Tebi language | ||
| Duriankere language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Dusner language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Emplawas language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Enggano language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Erokwanas language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Fayu language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Foya language[1] | Critically endangered | Foja Mountains | ||
| Gebe language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Gorap language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Helong language[1] | Severely endangered | |||
| Hoti language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Hulung language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Ibu language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Iresim language[1] | Severely endangered | |||
| Isirawa language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Itik language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Javindo Creole language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Kadai language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Kaibobo language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Kaiy language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Kalao language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Kamarian language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Kao language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Kapori language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Karas language[1] | Severely endangered | |||
| Kayupulau language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Keder language[1] | Severely endangered | |||
| Kembra language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Kodeoha language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Kofei language[1] | Severely endangered | |||
| Koneraw language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Koroni language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Kowiai language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Kwansu language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Kwerisa language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Laiyolo language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Lauje language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Legenyem language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Lemolang language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Lengilu language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Liki language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Lisela language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Lola language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Lolak language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Lom language[1] | Critically endangered | Bangka Malay | ||
| Loun language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Mander language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Mansim language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Maremgi language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Massep language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Momuna language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Mor language[1] | Severely endangered | |||
| Moraori language[1] | Severely endangered | Morori language | ||
| Napu language[1] | Vulnerable | Badaic language | ||
| Narau language[1] | Severely endangered | |||
| Nila language (Seram Island), Nila[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Nusa Laut language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Obokuitai language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Oirata language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Onin language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Ormu language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Padoe language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Palu'e language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Panasuan language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Paulohi language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Pauwi language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Peco' Creole language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Pendau language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Pyu language[1] | Severely endangered | |||
| Rahambuu language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Salas language[1] | Severely endangered | |||
| Saluan language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Saparua language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Saponi language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Sause language[1] | Severely endangered | |||
| Senggi language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Serili language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Sobei language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Taba language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Taikat language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Taje language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Tajio language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Taloki language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Talondo language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Tarpia language[1] | Severely endangered | |||
| Tause language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Taworta language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Te'un language (Seram Island), Te'un[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Tialo language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Tobati language[1] | Severely endangered | |||
| Tofanma language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Tomadino language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Tombelala language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Toratán language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Totoli language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Uhunduni language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Ujir language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Usku language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Wano language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Wari language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Waru language[1] | Definitely endangered | |||
| Woria language[1] | Critically endangered | |||
| Wotu language[1] | Vulnerable | |||
| Yoki language[1] | Severely endangered |
Referensi
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