Living Languages
This section organizes ANLHE encyclopedia profiles for living languages. This directory organizes academically reviewed living-language profiles. The first two published documentary guides are Aari (ISO aiw) and Afar (ISO aar). Their ninety numbered units are research-lesson outlines, not ninety completed teaching chapters. The next three published profiles are Akan (ISO aka), Amharic (ISO amh), and Bambara (ISO bam). Additional published profiles: Bemba (ISO bem), Dinka (ISO din macrolanguage) and Ewe (ISO ewe). Newly published reference profiles: Fula (ISO ful, macrolanguage grouping), Ga (ISO gaa), and Hausa (ISO hau). Now also available: Igbo (ISO ibo), Kinyarwanda (ISO kin), and Kirundi (ISO run). The latest living-language encyclopedias are Lingala (ISO lin), Luganda (ISO lug) and Malagasy (ISO mlg, inclusive language group). Recently published: Oromo (ISO orm, macrolanguage), Sesotho (ISO sot) and Setswana (ISO tsn). Recently added language profiles: Somali (ISO som), Swahili (ISO swa macrolanguage, swh variety), and Tigrinya (ISO tir). New documentary encyclopedia profiles: Wolof (ISO wol), Xhosa (ISO xho), and Yoruba (ISO yor). Newly published scholarly profiles: Zulu (ISO zul), Shona (ISO sna), and Nuer (ISO nus). New Northwest Caucasian language profiles: Abaza (ISO abq), Abkhaz (ISO abk), and Adyghe / West Circassian (ISO ady). New profiles: Albanian (ISO sqi grouping), Azerbaijani (ISO aze inclusive grouping), and Basque (ISO eus). Added scholarly reference profiles: Belarusian (ISO bel), Bosnian (ISO bos), and Breton (ISO bre). New language profiles: Bulgarian (ISO bul), Czech (ISO ces), and Danish (ISO dan). Latest Finnic profiles: Estonian (ISO ekk, Standard Estonian) and Finnish (ISO fin). New profiles published in this edition: Galician (ISO glg), Georgian (ISO kat), and Croatian (ISO hrv). New Celtic, North Germanic and Romance language profiles: Irish (ISO gle), Icelandic (ISO isl), and Catalan (ISO cat). New profiles: Kazakh (ISO kaz), Kyrgyz (ISO kir) and Corsican (ISO cos). Further published profiles: Northern Kurdish / Kurmanji (ISO kmr), Latvian (ISO lav), and Lithuanian (ISO lit). Newly published: Hungarian (ISO hun), Macedonian (ISO mkd) and Ossetian (ISO oss; Iron and Digor reference varieties). Further entries will be added after language-specific evidence checks; downloadable courses and enrollment must be verified independently.