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Jabutí[edit]
Jakaltek[edit]
- L2
- alcapus, an̈, atzꞌam, aẍuẍ, bajal, camiẍe, cay, chꞌen, cuc, culiẍ, cꞌo, cꞌum, eche, halaw, has, haꞌ, hoh, hum, itaj, kꞌoch, lawuẍ, lemniẍ, machit, meẍa, n̈a, n̈e, oj, on̈, oxeb', pale, pay, pop, pulato, pulta, retet, sanicꞌ, teẍeleẍ, tioẍ, tulasna, txam, tx’i’, tzꞌibin̈, tzꞌibin̈ balam, tꞌiw, xotxꞌ, yahaw, yewaẍ, ẍalu, ẍapun, ẍila
Jamamadí[edit]
- L2
- -bona, -mari, -mona, -ri, Baba, Bada, Daka, afiiama, awi, bama, bayiyiyi kawa, bidi, bita, dabikari, disa, disi, diyi, faha, fisi, hako, hama, hihiiara, hima, hisi, ibe, ibofa, kaiyara, kamawamai, kanikai, kibi, kifi, kihi, kimi, kini, kisi, nima, owaria, owi, owia, rabikai, rawi, rereokana, reu kana, suiri, sukia, tafa, tafe, tafi, tafo, tefe, tia tikei yarine, tifa, tima, tisi, tofa, tuuia, tuuiia, uaifie, uaiia, waka, wama, wanakori, warabo, warisei, wina, wisi, yaka, yifoya, yomai
Jaminjung[edit]
- L2
- marlayi
Jamsay[edit]
- L2
- ní꞉
Jamtish[edit]
- L2
- Gunill, Jó, Mellpar, Ufsale, benk, báðn, bǫ́rn, dú, fengte, fotr, fotrs, fouke, foukum, fugł, fugłar, futu, fót, gjara, gjer, gjółe, hata, horreg, huvu, hvur, hás, igjann, járn, járn'eð, jáðn, kirsne, klatr, kuma, kuł, kvárn, kvæðn, ljá, ljøt, louv, moułe, radd, rygg, ryggjer, rýpe, segi, sið, sleip, somarr, souð, stjaga, storkje, storkjum, storkję, svýn, symi, tjøðr, toll, var, varin, veg, vili, vuku, vóre, æðnen, ǿre
Janday[edit]
- L2
- gin
Japanese Sign Language[edit]
Japhug[edit]
- L2
- araʁ, aʑo, iʑo, jpɣom, kɯrɯ, kɯrɯskɤt, lɤpɯɣ, ndza, ndʑi-, ndʑiʑo, nɤ-, nɤj, nɤʑo, nɯ-, nɯʑo, qa-, qale, qaɟy, sat, sla, slɤzɯn, smi, tɕi-, tɕiʑo, tɤjmɤɣ, tɤjpɣom, tɤŋe, tɯ-, tɯci, tɯku, tɯʑo, ɯ-, ɯʑo, ʁmbɣi, ʁmbɣɯzɯn, ʑara, ʑɤni, χɕɤlmɯɣ
Jaqaru[edit]
Jarawa[edit]
- L2
- -jə, ero, huʈʰu, ijan-piʈʰi, innen, iŋ, kaja, ləːw, mala ʈʰuhumə, naɖem, noha, olo olo, paŋnaŋ, talahʷə, taŋg, taːŋ, tʰaɖo, tʰujijə, ullel, učəhə, woǰoʈʰo, čaɖɖaː, čilemal, čokogere, čonel, ŋeŋeŋe, ɖi, ən-imun, ən-ipo, əŋ, ʈomono, ʈorči, ʈʰ-, ʈʰehuːʈʰu, ʈʰi, ʈʰukča̯ɖɖaːjejə
Jaru[edit]
- L2
- ngaba
Jassic[edit]
- L2
- daban horz, dan, horz
Jawe[edit]
Jebero[edit]
Jeh[edit]
- L2
- pok
Jehai[edit]
Jeikó[edit]
- L2
- paang
Jemez[edit]
Jennu Kurumba[edit]
Jeri Kuo[edit]
- L2
- yí
Jeru[edit]
Jerung[edit]
- L2
- kaku
Jiamao[edit]
Jibu[edit]
- L2
- zàpìr
Jicarilla[edit]
Jili[edit]
- L2
- nkwalẹ
Jilim[edit]
- L2
- agim
Jingulu[edit]
Jirajara[edit]
- L2
- ing
Jita[edit]
- L2
- amanji
Jola-Fonyi[edit]
Jowulu[edit]
- L2
- jú
Juang[edit]
- L2
- ଡକ୍
Juba Arabic[edit]
- L2
- ainu, ajaaj, aswad, bambara, basham, bataal, dardeg, gahwa, gesh, guruush, jena, jidaada, kasma, kibda, kweis, kweys, masjuun, tarabeeza, tub, watwat, yatu
Judeo-Italian[edit]
- L2
- achlàre, dabberàre, gannaviàre, lechtire, אכלר, גנביר, דברר, טֵירִי, טובזה, לִי, לוּ, לכטיר, פֵֿירוֹ, פֿוּאירי, קוּוֵיסְטוֹ, קוּסִי, רֵיקֵילַה
Judeo-Tat[edit]
- L2
- fil, gyrg, holov, hovo, həlov, kongoluş, lok, muş, ov, qəçele, syrx, xyrs, ħəlov, бэгъ, гуьрг, гъэжеле, гьово, гьолов, гьэлов, гӀэсб, жугьур, леглег, лок, мерд, мизрох, муш, назу, одоми, суьрх, фил, хабэри, худо, хун, хуьрс, хьэлов, хьэфд, чуь, шолум, אָב, גאורג, האָבאָ, כאורס, מאוּש, סאורכ, עאסבּ, קאז׳אילאי, ḩəsb
Jumaytepeque[edit]
- L2
- amu, ačih, eela, epelʼe, hupʼi, hura, hurʼu, itʼul, koy, kunu, murʼus, ošewʼe, pʼotʼos, tʼulis, wap
Jumjum[edit]
- L2
- búuy, caay, duuc, ellï, geel, jïïn, keelok, kiin, küccü, leeñ, lïbo, pɪ̂ɪk, wooy, yew, yiin, yol, än, äwñä, äyyä, ŋan, ḍäk
Jur Modo[edit]
- L2
- köbï
Jurchen[edit]
- L2
- booigon, doro, duwin, dʒakun, dʒo, dʒua, emiyen, nadan, niŋgu, oʃïxa, tumәn, turi, ujewun, xoni, xuri, əmu, ʃundʒa
Jurúna[edit]
- L2
- karaxu