
doi: 10.58079/m5i5
handle: 20.500.13089/m5i5
La langue ainu ainugo アイヌ語 (japonais), アイヌ イタク aynu itak (ainu) se rattache au groupe des langues paléo-asiatiques ou paléo-sibériennes. Parlées par des petites minorités ethniques de la Sibérie orientale et de l’île de Hokkaidô au Japon, certaines sont en voie d’extinction, d’autres sont mortes. Ces langues sans écritures propres ne se rattachent pas à des familles linguistiques précises et n’ont aucune parenté nette entre elles ((Beffa Marie-Lise, Even Marie-Dominique, « Les langues paléo-asiatiques...
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