The linguistic border between Semitic (yellow) and Iranian (orange) languages remain almost the same for the last c. 3000 years (roughly the modern Iraq Iran border)2d ⋅ 2nick101 ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
[OC] The word for water in all european Romance languages and dialects8mo ⋅ 1To3For5_ ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
The 2 surviving relatives of the Hungarian language. The Ob-Ugric languages.1mo ⋅ DistrictThen103 ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Areas where Ukrainian was spoken by majority of the population in 1930s in yellow5mo ⋅ protonmap ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Ancestors of the Big Five Language Families - descendants of these five languages are spoken natively by 85% of people, and make up the majority of languages spoken today. [oc]1yr ⋅ LlST- ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Most commonly spoken native language in India (as reported in 2011 census)2yr ⋅ Ok_Preference1207 ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Me and my friend spend 7 months mapping the whole world's languages! (more info in the comments)2yr ⋅ JG_Online ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Descendants of the Latin word coquina (kitchen) in Europe and beyond [OC]4yr ⋅ LlST- ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Dialect Loss in Germany : Regional languages are preserved in the dark black areas5mo ⋅ protonmap ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Map of reconstituted early culture and language areas of Native Americans2yr ⋅ snifty ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Percentage of those who use Russian as the main language in Latvia in 20116mo ⋅ protonmap ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Dominant language by municipality in South Africa, from the just-released 2022 census7mo ⋅ ctnguy ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Grammatical Gender Across Europe! [beta version, point out any mistakes pls]3mo ⋅ MdMV_or_Emdy_idk ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Language map of Sinitic, Koreanic, and Japonic languages in East Asia1yr ⋅ Andylatios ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
There are more languages native to the green area than to the pink area - the Caucasus, Himalays, and SE Asia are the most linguistically diverse parts of Eurasia [OC]4yr ⋅ LlST- ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Earliest Written Attestation of Every Language Family/Isolate in Eurasia [OC]1yr ⋅ LlST- ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Languages of the Middle East. From the National Geographic Atlas of the Middle East (2022)1yr ⋅ StoneColdCrazzzy ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Minority languages of the Iberian Peninsula based on municipalities of Portugal and Spain (the tiny subdivisions)10mo ⋅ MdMV_or_Emdy_idk ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Members of the newly elected 2021 Scottish Parliament who chose to take the oath/affirmation in a language other than english1yr ⋅ paniniconqueso ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Ethnographic map of Slavs by Lubor Niederle (1912) - ЕТНОГРАФІЧНА КАРТА СЛАВЯНЩИНИ1yr ⋅ StoneColdCrazzzy ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
24 ethnicities of the former USSR, by National Geographic (1976)1yr ⋅ StoneColdCrazzzy ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
'Travel Guide to the Roman Empire' - how to say 'brother' in regional languages of the empire, circa 1AD [OC]1yr ⋅ LlST- ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
While Australia is home to 100s of aboriginal languages, a single language - the Western Desert Language - covered a quarter of the continent, making it one of the world's most geographically widespread languages [OC]11mo ⋅ LlST- ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Most detailed map I have seen on the topic. Dagestanian languages and dialects.2wk ⋅ DistrictThen103 ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Pre-Indo-Iranian Languages - map of the attested languages that preceded the expansion of Indo-Iranian across South Asia.2yr ⋅ LlST- ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Uralic languages branches at the beginning of the 20th century1mo ⋅ DistrictThen103 ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Geographic distribution of the Bengali language in India and Bangladesh1yr ⋅ AJgloe ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Non-Latin-derived words in the core vocabularies of modern Romance languages [OC]2yr ⋅ LlST- ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Spanish speakers in the Americas, percentage per country, state or province3yr ⋅ StoneColdCrazzzy ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Polish speakers in Prussia and northern Germany according to the census of 1905 and 19101yr ⋅ AJgloe ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Proportion of people speaking Turkish or Kurdish - from the Census of Turkey, 19651yr ⋅ AJgloe ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
(OC) a map I made showing how the two written scripts used by Mongolia today originated in the same place around 3,000 years ago3yr ⋅ GideonGleeful95 ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Languages of the Kuban region (modern day Krasnodar) in 1897 - Blue : Russian / Red : Ukrainian / Pink : Belarusian / Skyblue : Other Indo-European languages / Green : Caucasus languages / Yellow : Others7mo ⋅ protonmap ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
The linguistic situation of Morocco 🇲🇦 in 1599 based on Luis Marmol y Carvajal’s book “La descripcion general de Africa”1yr ⋅ Panthera-212 ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Ethnographic map of the Russian Empire - Carte ethnographique de l’Empire de Russie, by Eckert & Kiepert (1862)1yr ⋅ StoneColdCrazzzy ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
[OC] Where the English language is spoken at home in the United States1yr ⋅ Caneman786 ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Regional languages and dialects of France, by Mathieu Avanzi - Langues regionales et dialectes de France (2022)1yr ⋅ StoneColdCrazzzy ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Ethnic map of Asia and Europe, from the Berghaus' Physikalische Atlas, by Justus Perthes (1847)1yr ⋅ StoneColdCrazzzy ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Proposed two-way branching of the modern Indo-European. Each of the two groups of languages contains linguistic innovations unique to that group, suggesting they may form their own subfamily/branch.1yr ⋅ ba-ra-ko-a ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Rate in which the English language is spoken at home in Australia (2016)1yr ⋅ AJgloe ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Early Greece Dialects, The Penguin Historical Atlas of Ancinet Greece, Penguin Publishing, First Ed. 1996, Pg 23.2yr ⋅ HunAttila37 ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
“Brother” in the languages of Italy (Standard Italian: fratello)1yr ⋅ andreaparracino1 ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Regional languages in today's Italy (Italian is not obviusly included, because is talked almost everywhere, but it derived largely from Tuscany's languages)1yr ⋅ Silpha_carinata ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Map of grammatical gender in Indian languages (from @india.in.pixels)4yr ⋅ Ok_Preference1207 ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Percentage of Indians by state that speak English as first, second or third language (as reported in 2011 census)2yr ⋅ Ok_Preference1207 ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
The 22 member states of the Association of Academies of the Spanish Language, entity whose end is to work for the unity, integrity, and growth of the Spanish language2yr ⋅ Homesanto ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Asia, Ethnographic Map - АЗИЯ, ЭТНОГРАФИЧЕСКАЯ КАРТА (probably 1958)1yr ⋅ StoneColdCrazzzy ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
The shifting of the linguistic boundary in Cornwall, from Cornish to English, 1300-17504yr ⋅ AJgloe ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Map of Peoples and Language of Austria-Hungary, by G. Freytag & Berndt (1910)1yr ⋅ StoneColdCrazzzy ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
Percent with the Urdu language as mother tongue in Pakistan (2017). Urdu is the national language and lingua franca of Pakistan1yr ⋅ AJgloe ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
The 3 Farsi-speaking countries: Iran, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan.2yr ⋅ supersanting ⋅ r/LinguisticMaps
