Athabaskan-Eyak-Tlingit · North America
Tsetsaut
Tsetsaut is an Athabaskan-Eyak-Tlingit language spoken in Canada. Glottolog lists it as extinct.
Technology
Which open technologies support this language today. Entries come from GlotSuite releases and the GlotOCR benchmark.
- GlotLID: No GlotLID label yet.
- Glot500: Not among the Glot500 languages.
- GlotScript: No writing system recorded.
- GlotOCR Bench: None of its scripts are in the OCR benchmark.
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