  The term low-resourced has been tossed around in the field of natural
language processing to a degree that almost any language that is not English
can be called "low-resourced"; sometimes even just for the sake of making a
mundane or mediocre paper appear more interesting and insightful. In a field
where English is a synonym for language and low-resourced is a synonym for
anything not English, calling endangered languages low-resourced is a bit of an
overstatement. In this paper, I inspect the relation of the endangered with the
low-resourced from my own experiences.
