List of extinct languages of Asia

This is a list of extinct languages of Asia, languages which have undergone language death, have no native speakers, and no spoken descendant. There are 109 languages listed.

Central Asia

Scythian languages, other than pre-Ossetic
Hunnic
Xiongnu
Khazarian
Avestan
Bactrian
Parthian
Sogdian
Khwarezmian
Fergana Kipchak language

East Asia

China

Ba-Shu
Di
Khitan
Jie
Saka (Khotanese and Tumshuqese)
Tangut
Tocharian
Xianbei
Zhang-Zhung

Taiwan

Babuza
Basay
Favorlang
Hoanya
Luilang
Ketangalan
Kulun
Papora
Pazeh
Siraiya
Taokas

Korea

Gaya
Buyeo

North Asia

Siberia

Arin
Assan
Kamassian
Koibal
Kott
Mator
Pumpokol
Sireniki
Yugh
Yurats

South Asia

India

Aariya
Ahom
Andamanese languages
- Aka-Bea
- Aka-Bo
- Aka-Cari
- Aka-Jeru
- Aka-Kede
- Aka-Kol
- Aka-Kora
- Akar-Bale
- Oko-Juwoi
Arwi
Cochin Portuguese creole
Lubanki

Sri Lanka

Ceylon Portuguese
Ceylon Dutch
Magasake

Southeast Asia

Indonesia

Malaysia

Philippines

Agta Dicamay
Agta Villaviciosa
Ayta Tayabas
Katabaga
Ermitaño creole

West Asia

Anatolia

Anatolian languages
- Carian
- Hittite
- Luwian
- Lycian
- Lydian
- Mysian
- Palaic
Galatian
Hattian
Phrygian
Trojan
Urartian

Arabia

Caucasus

Ubykh
Caucasian Albanian

Iranian Plateau

Levant

Ammonite
Cypro-Minoan (Alashia and Ugarit)
Eblaite
Edomite
Minoan (Crete and Ugarit)
Moabite
Phoenician
Ugaritic

Mesopotamia

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