North America · ISO 639-3 see · Glottocode sene1264
Seneca
Seneca adds to North America a nearly extinct language classified in the Iroquoian family; CLDR assigns Latin as its likely script.
- Language family
- Iroquoian
- Likely script
- Latin (Latn)
- Source status
- nearly extinct
- Macroarea
- North America
- Source country codes
- CA · US
- Reference point
- 42.560, -77.530
Open research question
Which community-authorised sources document current transmission, self-designations, varieties, and language maintenance for Seneca?
This question is an assignment for later subject and community-proximate source review, not a claim about a uniform cultural worldview.
Scholarly boundary
The map point is a Glottolog reference point, not a language-area boundary. The script field is a likely Unicode CLDR assignment, not a complete history of orthography. Information on endangerment and countries follows the linked source data and does not replace current local assessment.