The term 'Language Carthaginian' can be summarized by the word 'Punic', which is a five-letter word. Punic is an ancient language that was spoken in the region of North Africa known as Carthage, which is now modern-day Tunisia. It was the language of the Phoenicians, who were a seafaring people from the Mediterranean region. Punic was the official language of the ancient city of Carthage and was used in trade and commerce throughout the Mediterranean region. It was also used in religious ceremonies and literature. Punic was eventually replaced by Latin in the Roman Empire, but it still has a few surviving words in modern languages.