Ieithoedd Ewrop yn ôl nifer y siaradwyr
Gwedd
Dyma restr o ieithoedd Ewropeaidd yn ôl nifer y siaradwyr brodorol yn Ewrop yn unig.
Rhestr
[golygu | golygu cod]Rhif | Enw | Nifer brodorol | Cyfanswm |
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1 | Rwseg | 106,000,000[1] | 160,000,000[1] |
2 | Almaeneg | 97,000,000[2] | 170,000,000[3] |
3 | Saesneg | 63,000,000[4] | 260,000,000[3] |
4 | Ffrangeg | 81,000,000[5] | 210,000,000[3] |
5 | Eidaleg | 65,000,000[6] | 82,000,000[3] |
6 | Sbaeneg | 47,000,000[7] | 76,000,000[3] |
7 | Pwyleg | 38,500,000[8] | |
8 | Wcreineg | 32,600,000[9] | |
9 | Rwmaneg | 24,000,000[10] | 28,000,000[11] |
10 | Iseldireg | 22,000,000[12] | |
11 | Tyrceg | 15,752,673[13] | |
12 | Bafareg | 14,000,000[14] | |
13 | Groeg | 13,500,000[15] | |
14 | Hwngareg | 13,000,000[16] | |
15 | Swedeg | 11,100,000[17] | 13,280,000[17] |
16 | Tsieceg | 10,600,000[18] | |
17 | Portiwgaleg | 10,000,000[19] | |
18 | Serbeg | 9,000,000[20] | |
19 | Bwlgareg | 7,800,000[21] | |
20 | Albaneg (Shqip) | 5,367,000[22] 5,877,100[23] (Balkans) |
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21 | Neapoliteg | 5,700,000[24] | |
22 | Croateg | 5,600,000[25] | |
23 | Daneg | 5,500,000[26] | |
24 | Ffinneg | 5,400,000[27] | |
25 | Norwyeg | 5,200,000[28] | |
=25 | Slofaceg | 5,200,000[29] | |
27 | Swiss-Almaeneg | 5,000,000[30] | |
28 | Mainfränkisch | 4,900,000[31] | |
29 | Sisileg | 4,700,000[32] | |
30 | Tatar | 4,300,000[33] | |
31 | Catalaneg | 4,000,000[34] | 10,000,000[35] |
32 | Venetian | 3,800,000[36] | |
33 | Lombard | 3,600,000[37] | |
34 | Belarusian | 3,300,000[38] | |
35 | Lithuanian | 3,000,000[39] | |
36 | Bosnian | 2,500,000[40] | |
37 | Galician | 2,400,000[41] | |
38 | Slovene | 2,100,000[42] | |
39 | Upper Saxon | 2,000,000[43] | |
40 | Latvian | 1,750,000[44] | |
41 | Piedmontese | 1,600,000[45] | |
42 | Romani | 1,500,000[46] | |
43 | Macedonian | 1,400,000[47] | |
=43 | Chechen | 1,400,000[48] | |
45 | Sardinian | 1,350,000[49] | |
46 | Limburgish | 1,300,000 (2001)[50] | |
47 | Bashkir | 1,221,000[51] | |
48 | Chuvash | 1,100,000[52] | |
49 | Estonian | 1,165,400[53] | |
50 | Low German (Low Saxon) | 1,000,000[54] | 2,600,000[54] |
=50 | Kazakh | 1,000,000[55] | |
=50 | Palatinate German | 1,000,000[56] | |
53 | Ripuarian (Platt) | 900,000[57] | |
54 | Swabian German | 820,000[58] | |
55 | Avar | 760,000 | |
56 | Basque | 750,000[59] | |
57 | Friulan | 600,000[60] | |
=57 | Walloon | 600,000[61] | |
=57 | Yiddish | 600,000[62] | |
60 | Cymraeg | 562,000[63] | 750,000 |
61 | Kabardian | 530,000[64] | |
62 | Silesian | 522,000[65] | |
63 | Maltese | 520,000[66] | |
64 | Azerbaijani | 500,000[67] | |
=64 | Ligurian | 500,000[68] | |
=64 | Mari | 500,000[69] | |
=64 | Occitan | 500,000[70] | |
=68 | Crimean Tatar | 480,000[71] | |
69 | Frisian | 470,000[72] | |
70 | Kumyk | 450,000[73] | |
=70 | Ossetian | 450,000[74] | |
72 | Rhaeto-Romance | 370,000[75] | |
73 | Asturian (Astur-Leonese) | 351,791[76] | 641,502[76] |
74 | Udmurt | 340,000[77] | |
75 | Luxembourgish | 336,000[78] | 386,000[78] |
76 | Judaeo-Spanish (Ladino) | 320,000[79] | few[80] |
77 | Icelandic | 330,000[81] | |
78 | Karachay-Balkar | 300,000[82] | |
=78 | Ingush | 300,000[83] | |
80 | Montenegrin | 240,700[84] | |
81 | Irish | 240,000[85] | 2,000,000 |
82 | Komi | 220,000[86] | |
=82 | Zeelandic | 220,000[87] | |
84 | Breton | 206,000[88] | |
85 | Extremaduran | 200,000[89] | |
=85 | Picard | 200,000[90] | |
87 | Franco-Provençal (Arpitan) | 140,000[91] | |
=87 | Gagauz | 140,000[92] | |
89 | Tabasaran | 126,900[93] | |
90 | Erzya | 120,000[94] | |
91 | Adyghe | 117,500[95] | |
92 | Aromanian | 114,000[96] | |
93 | Scots | 110,000[97] | |
94 | Võro | 87,000[98] | |
95 | Kalmyk | 80,500[99] | |
96 | Faroese | 66,150[100] | |
97 | Scottish Gaelic | 57,000[101] | |
98 | Norman | 50,000[102] | |
=98 | Kashubian | 50,000[103] | |
100 | Abaza | 49,800[104] | |
101 | Karelian | 36,000[105] | |
102 | Corsican | 30,000[106] | 125,000[106] |
=102 | Tat | 30,000[107] | |
104 | Aragonese | 25,000[108] | 55,000[109] |
105 | Sami | 23,000[110] | |
106 | Walser German | 20,000[111] | |
=106 | Sorbian (Wendish) | 20,000[112] | |
=106 | Italiot Greek | 20,000 native speakers in 1981[113] | 50,000 |
109 | Yenish | 16,000[114] | |
110 | Mirandese | 15,000[115] | |
111 | Silesian German | 11,000[116] | |
112 | Nenets | 4,000[117] | |
113 | Megleno-Romanian | 3,000[118] | |
114 | Kven | 2000-8000 | |
115 | Moksha | 2,000[119] | |
=115 | Elfdalian | 2000 | |
117 | Vepsian | 1,640[120] | |
118 | Istro-Romanian | 1,100[121] | |
119 | Istriot | 900[122] | |
120 | Cornish | 557[123] | |
121 | Cimbrian | 400[124] | |
122 | Judeo-Italian | 250[125] | |
123 | Manx | 230[126] | 2,300[127] |
124 | Ingrian | 120[128] | |
125 | Wymysorys | 70[129] | |
unranked | Latin | extinct | few[130] |
unranked | Emilian | ||
unranked | Romagnol |
Cyfeiriadau
[golygu | golygu cod]- ↑ 1.0 1.1 L1: 119 million in the Russian Federation (of which c. 83 million in European Russia), 14.3 million in Ukraine, 6.67 million in Belarus, 0.67 million in Latvia, 0.38 million in Estonia, 0.38 million in Moldova. L1+L2: c. 100 million in European Russia, 39 million in Ukraine, 7 million in Belarus, 7 million in Poland, 2 million in Latvia, c. 2 million in the European portion of Kazakhstan, 1.8 million in Moldova, 1.1 million in Estonia. Nodyn:E18.
- ↑ includes: bar Bavarian, cim Cimbrian, ksh Kölsch, sli Lower Silesian, vmf Mainfränkisch, pfl Palatinate German, swg Swabian German, gsw Swiss German, sxu Upper Saxon, wae Walser German, wep Westphalian, wym Wymysorys, yec Yenish, yid Yiddish; see German dialects.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 Europeans and their Languages Archifwyd 6 Ionawr 2016 yn y Peiriant Wayback, Data for EU27 Archifwyd 29 Ebrill 2013 yn y Peiriant Wayback, published in 2012.
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