+Ubykh was a [Northwest Caucasian](/wiki/Northwest_Caucasian) language, once vibrant along the Black Sea coast. Known for its complex phonology, it fell silent in 1992 with its last speaker, a poignant example of [Language Extinction](/wiki/Language_Extinction). The Ubykh people, its bearers, hold a unique place in linguistic history.
+## See also
+- [Caucasian Languages](/wiki/Caucasian_Languages)
+- [Extinct Languages](/wiki/Extinct_Languages)
+- [Phonology](/wiki/Phonology)