Limburgish

English

Limburg +‎ -ish

Limburgish

A Germanic language or dialect continuum spoken near the common border between the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany.

In the Netherlands, Limburgish has been recognised as a regional or minority language. However, this has been criticised by linguists of e.g. the Dutch Language Union because Limburgish is considered a part of Low Franconian.
The south-eastern borders of Limburgish are fairly well defined by the limits of the High German consonant shift (maken-machen line); though note that this definition excludes the Central Franconian dialects of Kerkrade and Vaals. The north-western borders, however, are variously defined by different isoglosses (ik-ich line; tonality; High German-like split of Germanic *au; [uː], [oː] for Germanic *ū, *ō; and others).

the Germanic language

Afrikaans: Limburgs (af)
Catalan: limburguès m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 林堡語／林堡语 (zh) (Línbǎoyǔ)
Czech: limburština f
Danish: limburgsk (da)
Dutch: Limburgs (nl) n
Faroese: limburgiskt (fo)
Finnish: limburgi
French: limbourgeois (fr)
Georgian: ლიმბურგული (limburguli), ლიმბურგული ენა (limburguli ena)
German: (Dutch and Belgian dialects; sometimes the whole group) Limburgisch (de) n; (entire dialect group also) Südniederfränkisch n
Icelandic: limburgíska (is)
Italian: limburghese (it) m
Japanese: リンブルフ語 (ja) (rinburufu-go)
Limburgish: Lèmbörgsj (li) n, Plat n, Limburgs (li) n
Northern Sami: limburgiska
Polish: limburski (pl) m
Portuguese: limburguês (pt) m
Russian: ли́мбургский (ru) (límburgskij)
Spanish: limburgués (es), limburgiano, limbúrgico
Swedish: limburgiska (sv)
Tajik: лимбургӣ (tg) (limburgī)
West Frisian: Limburgsk