The Yurok language is a Native American language spoken by the Yurok people in northern California. It belongs to the Algic language family and is primarily used in the region along the Klamath River. The language has faced decline due to historical factors, but revitalization efforts are ongoing. Yurok is a polysynthetic language, meaning it can create complex words by combining smaller units of meaning. The language has a rich cultural significance, reflecting the traditions and history of the Yurok community. Today, language classes and resources are being developed to help preserve and teach Yurok to new generations.