Languages with A

  • Real, widely spoken language—nice A pick!

  • Recognized human language—fits the A round.

  • Real language name; belongs in the A list.

  • Recognized language; solid A-category choice.

  • Well-known language variety; counts for A.

  • Ancient but real human language; valid A entry.

  • Recognized Ethiopian language; valid for A.

  • Recognized Indian language; fits the A set.

  • Real language; also known as Azeri.

  • American Sign Language—real and well-known.

  • Historical language; well known and valid.

  • Aztec refers to the language of the Aztec people.

  • Name for several related Native American languages

  • Deaf community language; uses hand signs not speech

  • Variety of English spoken in Australia

  • “Anglais” is French for the English language.

  • Andalusian is a recognized variety of Spanish.

  • Semitic language; modern form used by Assyrians

  • Twi–Fante language of Ghana; also a language group

  • Mayan language spoken in Guatemala

  • Afar, Cushitic language of Ethiopia, Djibouti, Eritrea

  • Abaza, Northwest Caucasian tongue from Russia–Turkey

  • Acholi, Luo language of N. Uganda and South Sudan

  • “Arabo” is a recognized name for the Arabic language.

  • Algonquin, Algonquian language of Quebec/Ontario

  • Auslan, Australian Sign Language used across Australia

  • A genuine Slavic form for the Armenian language.

  • An Italian name for the Armenian language.

  • “Arabski” is Polish for the Arabic language.

  • Fictional Star Trek species language, accepted

  • Italian/Spanish for Aramaic language, valid

  • Historic early English form, Germanic language

  • Indigenous language of Andes, official in Bolivia and Peru.

  • A Scandinavian-language name for Arabic.

  • Ancient Semitic language of Mesopotamia, cuneiform script.

  • Language of Ainu people in Japan and Russia.

  • Omotic language of Ethiopia, also called Ari.

Le parole nell'elenco Languages with A provengono dai giocatori del gioco di parole Nomi, Cose, Città.