linguist, a person who studies languages scientifically, fieldwork, research done in the real world, outside a lab or classroom, mourn, to feel or express deep sadness over a loss or death, extinction, the complete disappearance of a species, language or group, assimilation, the process of being absorbed into a different culture, bilingualism, the ability to speak two languages, dominant, the most powerful or influential; having the most control, prerequisite, something that must exist or happen before something else is possible, linguistic, relating to language or the study of language, encapsulated, completely contained or expressed within something, uniformity, the state of being all the same; lack of variety, ecosystem, a community of living things interacting with their environment, indigenous, originating naturally in a particular place; native, eminently, to a very high degree; outstandingly, multiplicity, a large number or great variety of something, pidgin, a simplified language that develops between groups with no common tongue, creole, a language that develops from a pidgin when children learn it as their first language, prestige, the respect and admiration given to someone or something in society, dialect, a regional variety of a language, assimilate, to take in and fully adopt the culture of another group, staggering, extremely surprising or shocking because of size or amount, competence, the ability to do something successfully or efficiently, diversity, the range of different things; variety, comprehension, the ability to understand something fully, perspective, a particular way of thinking about or viewing something

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