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ISO 15924 · CansCanadian Aboriginal syllabics
Canadian Aboriginal syllabics is a constructed writing system, written left-to-right, in use since 1840. In this index it writes 10 languages; the largest group, 3, belongs to the Algic family.
10 languagesQ2479183
| Language | ISO | Family | Countries | Speakers | Vitality |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ikuInuktitutᐃᓄᒃᑎᑐᑦ | iku | — | 39,770 | Vulnerable | |
| ojiOjibweAnishinaabemowin | oji | Algic | 20,470 | Severely endangered | |
| chpChipewyanDëne Sųłıné Yatıé | chp | Na-Dene | 11,325 | 6b · Threatened | |
| creCreeᐃᔨᔨᐤ ᐊᔨᒧᐎᓐ' | cre | — | 10,875 | ||
| ojsOji-Cree | ojs | Algic | 10,500 | 8a · Moribund | |
| alqAlgonquinAnicinàbemowin | alq | Algic | 2,430 | 6b · Threatened | |
| nskNaskapi | nsk | — | 4 · Educational | ||
| cswSwampy Cree | csw | — | 6b · Threatened | ||
| crmMoose Cree | crm | — | 6b · Threatened | ||
| ikeEastern Canadian Inuktitut | ike | — | 2 · Provincial |
10 languages · click a column to sort · source: Wikidata