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nci : Classical Nahuatl / Aztec, Nāhuatlahtōlli / Aztatl

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nci-N This user has a native understanding of Classical Nahuatl. nci-5 This user has professional knowledge of Classical Nahuatl. nci-4 This user has near native speaker knowledge of Classical Nahuatl. nci-3 This user has advanced knowledge of Classical Nahuatl. nci-2 This user has intermediate knowledge of Classical Nahuatl. nci-1 This user has basic knowledge of Classical Nahuatl. nci-0 This user has no knowledge of Classical Nahuatl (or understands it with considerable difficulty).
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Language (ISO 639)

• ISO 639-1 : (none)
• ISO 639-2 : (none)
• ISO 639-3 : nci | Ethnologue | Glottolog | Multitree | Odin | OLAC | OmegaWiki
• ISO 639-5 : (none)

Script (ISO 15924)

• Latn / 215 (Latin), supported by Unicode since version 1.1 with the alias Latin (ref. : Ch7.1) : (disabled)

Wikimedia projects (check localisation requirements) [nci:]

• Wikipedia (Incubator), Wiktionary, Wikibooks, Wikiquote, Wikinews, Wikivoyage, Wikisource, Wikiversity

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Notes

The code nah comprehends all Nahuatl variants and dialects, but within MediaWiki projects, the code makes reference to Classical Nahuatl language, which ISO 639-3 code is nci and so it will be translated. Therefore, nah makes reference to Classical Nahuatl language rather than its modern variants.