Semigallian Language
Semigallian
is an
extinct language
appertaining to the
Baltic languages
sub-family of
Indo-European languages
. It was spoken in the Northern part of
Lithuania
and Southern regions of
Latvia
and it is thought that it was extinct by the
16th century
with the assimilation by the
Latvians
. As the language was lost, we can know about it only from occasional references in chronicles.
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