Cumbreg

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Language Families of Britain and Ireland
Indo-European - Italic languages
Latin / Romance Languages Faliscan †
Oscan †
Umbrian †
Western Romance Lessinu
Sardinian
Xliponian
South-Central Romance
North-Central Romance
Eastern Romance
Britanno-Romance Gallo-Romance Northern Italian Ibero-Romance Jovian
Langues d'Oil Langues d'Oua Langues d'Oc
Breathanach
Brehonecq
Brithenig
Brzhonegh
Cumbreg
Kerno
Francien
Laurentian
Normand
Angli
Picard
Wallon
Dauphinois
Forézien
Jurassien
Lyonais
Savoyard
Auvergnat
Gascon
Limousin
Narbonosc
Catalan
Lombard
Emiliano-Romagnolo
Venetian
Piedmontese
Ligurian
Aragonese
Asturian
Castilian
Galician
Ladino
Montreiano
Portuguese
Jovian

Cumbreg is a northern dialect of Brithenig, spoken in the county of Cumberland in England. It is a dying language, spoken only in a few isolated pockets, having been almost entirely replaced by English.

Cumbreg is also used for the dialect of English spoken in Cumberland