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sys.fulltext_languages (Transact-SQL)

Applies to: SQL Server Azure SQL Database Azure SQL Managed Instance

This catalog view contains one row per language whose word breakers are registered with SQL Server. Each row displays the LCID and name of the language.

When word breakers are registered for a language, its other linguistic resources (such as stemmers, noise words or stopwords, and thesaurus files) become available to full-text indexing/querying operations. The value of name or lcid can be specified in the full-text queries and full-text index Transact-SQL statements.

Column Data type Description
lcid int Windows locale identifier (LCID) for the language.
name sysname Is either the value of the alias in sys.syslanguages corresponding to the value of lcid or the string representation of the numeric LCID.

Values returned for default languages

The following table shows values for the languages whose word breakers are registered by default.

Language LCID
Arabic 1025
Bangla 1 2117
Bengali (India) 1093
Bokmål 1044
Brazilian 1 1046
British English 2057
Bulgarian 1026
Catalan 1027
Chinese (Hong Kong SAR, PRC) 3076
Chinese (Macao SAR) 5124
Chinese (Singapore) 4100
Croatian 1050
Czech 1029
Danish 1030
Dutch 1043
English 1033
Estonian 1 1061
Finnish 1 1035
French 1036
German 1031
Greek 1 1032
Gujarati 1095
Hebrew 1037
Hindi 1081
Hungarian 1 1038
Icelandic 1039
Indonesian 1057
Italian 1040
Japanese 1041
Kannada 1099
Korean 1042
Latvian 1062
Lithuanian 1063
Malay - Malaysia 1086
Malayalam 1100
Marathi 1102
Neutral 0
Norwegian 1 2068
Polish 1 1045
Portuguese (Brazil) 1046
Portuguese (Portugal) 2070
Punjabi 1094
Romanian 1048
Russian 1049
Serbian (Cyrillic) 3098
Serbian (Latin) 2074
Simplified Chinese 2052
Slovak 1051
Slovenian 1060
Spanish 3082
Swedish 1053
Tamil 1097
Telugu 1098
Thai 1054
Traditional Chinese 1028
Turkish 1 1055
Ukrainian 1058
Urdu 1056
Vietnamese 1066

1 Applies to: SQL Server 2025 (17.x) and later versions.

Remarks

To update the list of languages registered with full-text search, use sp_fulltext_service with the update_languages option.

Permissions

The visibility of the metadata in catalog views is limited to securables that a user either owns, or on which the user was granted some permission.