Slovak
Slovak (slovenčina) binon pük slavik paspiköl in Slovakän.
| Slovak slovenčina, slovenský jazyk | |
| Pükafamül: | Czech–Slovak languages[*], West Slavic[*] |
| Paspiköl in: | Macarän, Särbän, Slovakän, Rumän, Lukrayän |
| Pükans: | 6,000,000 |
| Penädasitot: | lafab latinik[*] |
| Nomükan: | Ľudovít Štúr Institute of Linguistics[*] |
| ISO 639-1: | sk |
| ISO 639-2: | slk, slo |
| ISO 639-3: | slk |
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Slovak paspikon fa mens za 6 balions.
| Püks slavik | .svg){kind=small} | |||
| Püks lofüdaslavik | Lukrayänapük • Rusänapük • ruten • Vieta⸗Rusänapük | |||
| Püks vesüdaslavik | donasärbyov • Jlesänapük • kasub • löpasärbyov • polab • Polänapük • slovak • tsyeg | |||
| Püks sulüdaslavik | Bosnänapük • bulgar • Kroasänapük • makedon • Särbänapük • sloven | |||
| Püks votik | bevüslav • vönaglügaslav | |||
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