Noric language
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The Noric language was the ancient Celtic language spoken in the Roman province of Noricum. It is attested only in two fragmentary inscriptions, which do not provide enough information for any conclusions about the nature of the language to be drawn.
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| Celtic languages | |||
| Continental Celtic | Gaulish †| Lepontic † | Galatian † | Celtiberian † | Noric † | ||
| Goidelic | Irish | Galwegian † | Manx | Scottish Gaelic (Scotland • Canada) | ||
| Brythonic | Breton | Cornish | British † | Cumbric † | Ivernic † | Pictish † | Welsh | ||
| Mixed languages | Shelta | Bungee † | ||
| † Extinct | |||
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