Please note that the following list includes (variant) names for languages, (sub)dialects and other such (sub)systems such as they occur or have occurred in publications and/or are or have been in use otherwise. This list is therefore not exhaustive nor does it differentiate or in any way evaluate the status, official or otherwise of such a name or the system it refers to.
Keywords for Bantu languages were assigned based on the language group classification of the New Updated Guthrie List (opens as pdf) compiled by Jouni Filip Maho.
Last updated: August 2024
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AAE see: African American English | Modern English |
Aage see: Esimbi | Benue-Congo |
ǂAakhoe | Khoisan |
Aari | Omotic |
Aasá see: Aasáx | Cushitic |
Aasáx | Cushitic |
AAVE see: African American English | Modern English |
Abau | Papuan |
Abaza | Abkhaz |
Abazin see: Abaza | Abkhaz |
Abenaki | Algonquian-Ritwan (Algic) |
Abenaqui see: Abenaki | Algonquian-Ritwan (Algic) |
Abidji | Kwa |
Abipón | Languages of the Chaco Region |
Abkhaz | Abkhaz |
Abma see: Raga | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Abo | Bantu |
Abron | Kwa |
Abu Jinuk | Nilo-Saharan |
Abua | Benue-Congo |
Abui | Papuan |
Abul see: Heiban | Kordofanian |
Abun | Papuan |
Abure | Kwa |
Aḅurenị | Benue-Congo |
Abxazo see: Abkhaz | Abkhaz |
Acadian French | Modern French |
Acehnese | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Achagua | Arawakan stock |
Achang | Burmese-Lolo (Burmic) |
Aché | Guarani |
Acheron | Kordofanian |
Achi | Mayan |
Acholi | Nilo-Saharan |
Achumawi see: Paleihnihan | North American small families and isolates |
Adamawa | Adamawa |
Adamawa-Ubangian | Adamawa-Ubangian |
Adamorobe Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Adang | Papuan |
Adare see: Harari | Ethiopic |
Adele | Kwa |
Aderinya see: Harari | Ethiopic |
Adioukrou | Kwa |
Adjarian | Georgian |
Adna-mat-na see: Adynyamathanha | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Adygei see: Circassian (Adyghe) | Circassian (Adyghe) |
Adyghe see: Circassian (Adyghe) | Circassian (Adyghe) |
Adynyamathanha | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Adzera | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Afar | Cushitic |
Afenmai see: Yekhee | Benue-Congo |
Afitti | Nilo-Saharan |
African American English | Modern English |
African French | Modern French |
African Portuguese | Non-European Portuguese |
Afrikaans | Afrikaans |
Afro-Asiatic (Hamito-Semitic) languages | Afro-Asiatic (Hamito-Semitic) languages |
Afro-Bolivian Spanish | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Afro-Brazilian Portuguese | Non-European Portuguese |
Afro-Hispanic Pidgin see: Bozal Spanish | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Afro-Peruvian Spanish | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Afro-Portuguese Creole of Casamance | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Afro-Puerto Rican Spanish | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Afro-Seminole | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Afro-Yungueño Spanish see: Afro-Bolivian Spanish | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Agaw | Cushitic |
Agäw see: Agaw | Cushitic |
Aghem | Benue-Congo |
Aghul see: Agul | Lezghian |
Agni see: Anyin | Kwa |
Agta | Languages of the Philippines |
Aguacateco see: Awakatek | Mayan |
Aguaruna | Languages of the South American Northern Foothills |
Agul | Lezghian |
Agutaynen | Languages of the Philippines |
Agwagwune | Benue-Congo |
Ahamb | Oceanic |
Àhàn | Benue-Congo |
Ahirani | Southern Indo-Aryan (Marathi) |
A-Hmao | Hmong-Mien (Miao-Yao) |
Ahom | Southwestern Tai |
Ahtena see: Ahtna | Athapaskan-Eyak |
Ahtna | Athapaskan-Eyak |
Ai Nan see: Maonan | Kam-Sui |
Aikaná see: Aikanã | Languages of Central Amazonia |
Aikanã | Languages of Central Amazonia |
Aimele | Papuan |
Aimol | Kuki-Chin-Naga |
Ainu | Ainu |
Aiton | Southwestern Tai |
Aivaliot see: Asia Minor Greek | Modern Greek |
Äiwoo see: Ayiwo | Papuan |
Aja see: Ajagbe | Kwa |
Ajagbe | Kwa |
Ajië | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Ajumbu | Benue-Congo |
Aka-Bea | Andamanese |
Akan | Kwa |
Akaselem | Gur (Voltaic) |
Akawaio | Carib family |
Akebu | Kwa |
Akha | Burmese-Lolo (Burmic) |
Akhvakh see: Axvax | Avaro-Andi-Dido |
Akie see: Okiek | Nilo-Saharan |
Akkadian | Akkadian |
Aklanon | Languages of the Philippines |
Akoko | Benue-Congo |
Akpes | Benue-Congo |
Akposo see: Kposo | Kwa |
Akum | Benue-Congo |
Akuntsú | Tupian stock |
Akwa | Bantu |
Akwe-Xerente see: Xerente | Jê family |
’Ala’ala | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Alaba see: Allaaba | Cushitic |
Alabama-Koasati | Muskogean |
Alagwa | Cushitic |
Alamblak | Papuan |
Alanic | Middle Iranian |
Alaša see: Alasha | Oirat (including Kalmyk) |
Alasha | Oirat (including Kalmyk) |
Alawa | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Albanian see: Udi | Lezghian |
Albanian | Albanian |
Alderney English see: Channel Island English | Modern English |
Ale | Cushitic |
Alege | Nilo-Saharan |
Aleut | Eskimo-Aleut |
Algarve Portuguese | Modern Portuguese |
Algerian Arabic | Modern Arabic dialects |
Algerian Berber | Berber |
Algerian Jewish Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Algherese | Modern Catalan |
Algic see: Algonquian-Ritwan (Algic) | Algonquian-Ritwan (Algic) |
Algonkin | Algonquian-Ritwan (Algic) |
Algonquian-Ritwan (Algic) | Algonquian-Ritwan (Algic) |
Alipur Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Allaaba | Cushitic |
Allang | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Allentiac | Languages of the South American Cone |
Almora | Bodish languages |
Alorese | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Alor (Adang) see: Adang | Papuan |
Alor-Pantar | Papuan |
Alsatian | New High German |
Alsea | North American small families and isolates |
Altai see: Altay | Northeast Turkic |
Altaic | Altaic |
Altay | Northeast Turkic |
Altinin see: Palewyami | Yokuts |
Alune | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Alutiiq | Eskimo-Aleut |
Alutor see: Alyutor | Chukchi-Kamchatkan |
Alyawarr see: Alyawarra | Pama-Nyungan |
Alyawarra | Pama-Nyungan |
Alyutor | Chukchi-Kamchatkan |
Ama | Papuan |
Ama (Eastern Sudanic) | Nilo-Saharan |
Amahai | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Amahuaca | Pano family |
Amami Ryukyuan | Modern Japanese |
Amara | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Amarasi | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Amarinnya see: Amharic | Ethiopic |
Amarinya see: Amharic | Ethiopic |
Amathusian | Minoan, Eteocretan, Prehellenic |
Amazigh see: Berber | Berber |
Amazonian French Creole | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Amazonic Spanish | Non-European Spanish |
Ambakich | Papuan |
Ambel | Papuan |
Ambonese Malay | Bahasa Indonesia and Bahasa Melayu |
Ambulas | Papuan |
Amdo | Tibetan (Central Bodish) |
Amele | Papuan |
American English see: US English | Modern English |
American Indian Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
American Norwegian | Norwegian |
American Sign Language | American Sign Language |
American Swedish | Swedish |
Amharic | Ethiopic |
Amharinya see: Amharic | Ethiopic |
Amis | Formosan |
ǂ’Amkoe | Khoisan |
Ammonite | Ammonite |
Amondawa see: Amundava | Tupi-Guarani substock |
Amorite | Amorite |
Amuesha | Arawakan stock |
Amundava | Tupi-Guarani substock |
Amurdak | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Amuzgo | Otomanguean |
Ana Juba Arabic see: Juba Arabic | Pidgins and creoles with lexifiers other than Romance and English |
Anaang | Benue-Congo |
Anakalangan | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Anal | Kuki-Chin-Naga |
Anambé | Tupi-Guarani substock |
Anamgura | Papuan |
Anamuxra see: Anamgura | Papuan |
Anarya | Modern Indo-Aryan |
Anatolian | Anatolian |
Anatolian Arabic | Modern Arabic dialects |
Ancient Arabic (Safaitic, Lihyanite, Thamudic, Hasaitic) | Ancient Arabic (Safaitic, Lihyanite, Thamudic, Hasaitic) |
Ancient Ethiopic see: Geʿez | Ethiopic |
Ancient Greek | Ancient Greek |
Ancient languages of the Balkans | Ancient languages of the Balkans |
Ancient languages of the Iberian peninsula see: Basque and the ancient languages of the Iberian peninsula | Basque and the ancient languages of the Iberian peninsula |
Ancient Latin | Ancient Latin |
Ancient North Arabian | Ancient Arabic (Safaitic, Lihyanite, Thamudic, Hasaitic) |
Andalusian Arabic | Modern Arabic dialects |
Andalusian Spanish | Modern Spanish |
Andamanese | Andamanese |
Andean Spanish | Non-European Spanish |
Andi | Avaro-Andi-Dido |
Andio | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Andoke | Languages of the South American Northern Foothills |
Aneityum | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Anejom see: Aneityum | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Anfillo | Omotic |
Angami | Kuki-Chin-Naga |
Angan | Papuan |
Angas-Sura | Chadic |
Angkuic | Northern Mon-Khmer |
Angolan Portuguese | Non-European Portuguese |
Angolar | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Anguillan Creole | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Ancash Quechua | Quechua |
ǁAni | Khoisan |
Anii | Kwa |
Animere | Kwa |
Anindilyakwa | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Annobonese see: Fa d’Ambu | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Anong see: Anung | Central Tibeto-Burman languages |
Antigua and Barbuda Creole English | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Antillean Creole | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Anuki | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Anum | Kwa |
Añún | Arawakan stock |
Anung | Central Tibeto-Burman languages |
Anuta | Polynesian |
Anyi see: Anyin | Kwa |
Anyin | Kwa |
Anywa | Nilo-Saharan |
Ao | Kuki-Chin-Naga |
Apabhramsa | Middle Indo-Aryan |
Apache | Athapaskan-Eyak |
Apalai | Carib family |
Apali | Papuan |
Apatani | Tibeto-Burman languages of Northeast India (Bangladesh, Nepal) |
Apiaká | Carib family |
Apinajé | Jê family |
Apinayé see: Apinajé | Jê family |
Apma see: Raga | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Appalachian English | Modern English |
Appolo see: Nzema | Kwa |
Apro | Kwa |
Apurinã | Arawakan stock |
Aquitanian | Basque |
Ar Khorchin see: Baarin | Mongolian proper |
Arabana-Wangganguru | Pama-Nyungan |
Arabela | Languages of the South American Northern Foothills |
Arabic see: Central Semitic: Arabic | Central Semitic: Arabic |
Araduyiwar see: Gawar-Bati | Dardic |
Arafundi | Papuan |
Aragonese | Ibero-Romance |
Arakanese | Burmese-Lolo (Burmic) |
Araki | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Aralle-Tabulahan | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Aramaic | Aramaic |
Aranda see: Arrernte | Pama-Nyungan |
Arandic | Pama-Nyungan |
Aranese | Modern Occitan |
Araona | Takana family |
Arapaho | Algonquian-Ritwan (Algic) |
Arapesh see: Buki | Papuan |
Arara | Tupian stock |
Arara (Panoan) | Pano family |
Arara do Pará | Carib family |
Arawá | Arawan family |
Arawakan stock | Arawakan stock |
Arawan family | Arawan family |
Araweté | Tupi-Guarani substock |
Arbanasi | Albanian |
Arbel | Modern Aramaic |
Arbëneshë see: Arbanasi | Albanian |
Arbëresh | Albanian |
Arbore | Cushitic |
Archi | Lezghian |
Ardhamagadhi | Middle Indo-Aryan |
'Are'are | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Argentinian Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Argobba | Ethiopic |
Argobbinya see: Argobba | Ethiopic |
Aribwatsa | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Arikara | Caddoan |
Arleng see: Karbi | Kuki-Chin-Naga |
Armenian | Armenian |
Aromanian | Balkan Romance |
Arop | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Arop-Lokep | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Arosi | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Arpitan see: Franco-Provençal | Franco-Provençal |
Arrarnte see: Arrernte | Pama-Nyungan |
Arrernte | Pama-Nyungan |
Arsacid Pahlavi see: Parthian | Middle Iranian |
Arta | Languages of the Philippines |
Aru | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Aru Khorchin see: Baarin | Mongolian proper |
Aruá | Tupian stock |
Arumanian see: Aromanian | Balkan Romance |
Arvanitika | Albanian |
Arwur see: Warray | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Asamiya see: Assamese | Eastern Indo-Aryan |
Asháninka | Arawakan stock |
Ashéninca | Arawakan stock |
Ashtiyani | West Iranian |
Asia Minor Greek | Modern Greek |
Asian Englishes | Modern English |
Asianic and Mediterranean languages | Asianic and Mediterranean languages |
Asianic languages | Asianic languages |
Asilulu | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Aslian | Southern Mon-Khmer |
Asmat-Kamoro | Papuan |
Assamese | Eastern Indo-Aryan |
Assiniboine | Siouan |
Assyrian | Akkadian |
Asturian | Ibero-Romance |
Asurini do Tocantins | Tupi-Guarani substock |
Asurini do Xingu | Tupi-Guarani substock |
Atacameño see: Kunsa | Languages of the South American Cone |
Atadei | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Atakapa | North American small families and isolates |
Atayal | Formosan |
Ateso | Nilo-Saharan |
Athapaskan | Athapaskan-Eyak |
Athapaskan-Eyak | Athapaskan-Eyak |
Athpare | Himalayan Bodic languages |
Ati Piman | Uto-Aztecan |
Atlantic | Atlantic |
Atong | Tibeto-Burman languages of Northeast India (Bangladesh, Nepal) |
Atsi | Bantu |
Atsina | Algonquian-Ritwan (Algic) |
Atsugewi see: Paleihnihan | North American small families and isolates |
Attié | Kwa |
’Auhelawa | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Aujila | Berber |
Aukaans see: Ndyuka | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Aukan see: Ndyuka | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Aulua | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
ǀ’Auni | Khoisan |
Aushi | Bantu |
Austral | Polynesian |
Australian | Australian |
Australian Aboriginal English | Modern English |
Australian English | Modern English |
Australian Pidgins | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Australian Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Austrian German | New High German |
Austrian Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Austro-Asiatic | Austro-Asiatic |
Austronesian | Austronesian |
Austronesian, Papuan and Australian languages | Austronesian, Papuan and Australian languages |
Avá | Guarani |
Avá-Canoeiro | Tupi-Guarani substock |
Avaipa | Papuan |
Avar | Avaro-Andi-Dido |
Avaro-Andi-Dido | Avaro-Andi-Dido |
Avatime | Kwa |
Avava | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Avestan | Old Iranian |
Awa | Languages of Northwest South America |
Awa Pit see: Awa | Languages of Northwest South America |
Awabakal | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Awad Bing | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Awakatek | Mayan |
Awar | Papuan |
Awara | Papuan |
Awarai see: Warray | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Awarra see: Warray | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Awetí | Tupian stock |
Awiakay | Papuan |
Awing | Benue-Congo |
Awjila see: Aujila | Berber |
Awngi | Cushitic |
Awtuw | Papuan |
Awutu see: Efutu | Kwa |
Awyu | Papuan |
Axvax | Avaro-Andi-Dido |
Ayere | Benue-Congo |
Ayiwo | Papuan |
Aymara | Aymara |
Ayöök | Mixe-Zoquean |
Ayoreo | Languages of the Chaco Region |
Ayu | Benue-Congo |
Ayutla | Mixe-Zoquean |
Azerbaijani | Azerbaijani |
Azerbaijani Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Azorean Portuguese | Modern Portuguese |
Aztecan see: Uto-Aztecan | Uto-Aztecan |
Aʔɨwa | Languages of Western Amazonia |
Baadi | Nyulnyulan |
Baale | Nilo-Saharan |
Baarin | Mongolian proper |
Baba Malay | Bahasa Indonesia and Bahasa Melayu |
Babanki see: Kejom | Benue-Congo |
Babatana | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Babine | Athapaskan-Eyak |
Babylonian | Akkadian |
Bactrian | Middle Iranian |
Badaga | South Dravidian |
Bade | Chadic |
Badi see: Baadi | Nyulnyulan |
Badiaranke see: Badyara | Atlantic |
Badjidi | Pama-Nyungan |
Badyara | Atlantic |
Baenga-Bolombo | Bantu |
Bafanji | Benue-Congo |
Bafia A50 | Bantu |
Bafo | Bantu |
Bafou see: Yemba | Benue-Congo |
Bafut | Benue-Congo |
Baghdadi Arabic see: Iraqi Arabic | Modern Arabic dialects |
Bagheli | Central Indo-Aryan |
Bagulal | Avaro-Andi-Dido |
Bagvalal | Avaro-Andi-Dido |
Bahamian Creole English | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Bahamian English | Modern English |
Bahasa Indonesia and Bahasa Melayu | Bahasa Indonesia and Bahasa Melayu |
Bahenemo see: Bahinemo | Papuan |
Bahinemo | Papuan |
Bahing | Himalayan Bodic languages |
Bahnaric | Eastern Mon-Khmer |
Bai | Northeastern Tibeto-Burman languages |
Baikeno | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Bailko see: Nijadali | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Baima | Himalayan Bodic languages |
Baining | Papuan |
Baïnounk | Atlantic |
Bainuk see: Baïnounk | Atlantic |
Baiso see: Bayso | Cushitic |
Bajan | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Bajau | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Bajo | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Baka | Ubangian (Eastern) |
Bakairí | Carib family |
Baki | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Bakoko | Bantu |
Bakumpai | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Bak̓ʷəmk̓ala | Wakashan |
Bala | Manchu |
Balačka | Ukrainian or Russian |
Balami | Himalayan Bodic languages |
Balangingi | Languages of the Philippines |
Balanta | Atlantic |
Balantak | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Balearic Catalan | Modern Catalan |
Balinese | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Bali-Vitu see: Muduapa | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Balkan dialects see: Turkish (Osmanli), Balkan dialects, Gagauz | Turkish (Osmanli), Balkan dialects, Gagauz |
Balkan linguistics | Balkan linguistics |
Balkan Romance | Balkan Romance |
Balochi see: Baluchi | Northwest Iranian |
Balong | Bantu |
Balti | Tibetan (Central Bodish) |
Baltic | Baltic |
Balto-Slavic | Balto-Slavic |
Baluchi | Northwest Iranian |
Balygu see: Nijadali | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Bamako see: Bambara | Mande |
Bamana see: Bambara | Mande |
Bamanankan see: Bambara | Mande |
Bambara | Mande |
Bamileke-Bangangté see: Medumba | Benue-Congo |
Bamun | Benue-Congo |
Ban Khor Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Banaro | Papuan |
Banat | Bulgarian |
Banavá-Jafi see: Banawá | Arawan family |
Banawá | Arawan family |
Banda | Ubangian (Eastern) |
Bandanese | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Bandi | Mande |
Bandial | Atlantic |
Bandjalang see: Bundjalung | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Bangala | Bantu |
Bangerang see: Yorta Yorta | Pama-Nyungan |
Bangi | Bantu |
Bangime | Languages of Sub-Saharan Africa |
Bangi-Ntomba C30 | Bantu |
Bangka | Bahasa Indonesia and Bahasa Melayu |
Bangla see: Bengali | Bengali |
Bangla Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Bangladeshi English | Modern English |
Bangru | Tibeto-Burman |
Bangubangu | Bantu |
Baniva | Arawakan stock |
Baniwa see: Baniva | Arawakan stock |
Banjalang see: Bundjalung | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Banjar Malay | Bahasa Indonesia and Bahasa Melayu |
Bankagooma | Mande |
Banoni | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Banoo | Bantu |
Banso see: Lamnso | Benue-Congo |
Bantawa | Himalayan Bodic languages |
Bantik | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Bantu | Bantu |
Bantu-Botatwe see: Lenje-Tonga M60 | Bantu |
Banyaduq | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Baoan | Modern Mongolic languages besides Mongolian |
Baoulé | Kwa |
Baraamu | Bodish languages |
Baraban | Western Kipchak (Tatar, Bashkir, Crimean Tatar, Karaim) |
Baram | Himalayan Bodic languages |
Baram Kajan | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Barang-Barang | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Barasana | Tukanoan stock |
Barbacoan | Languages of Northwest South America |
Barbadian Creole see: Bajan | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Bard see: Baadi | Nyulnyulan |
Barda see: Baadi | Nyulnyulan |
Bardi see: Baadi | Nyulnyulan |
Bare | Arawakan stock |
Barea see: Nera | Nilo-Saharan |
Barein | Chadic |
Bargam | Papuan |
Bargoens | Modern Dutch |
Bargut | Buriat (Buryat) |
Bari | Nilo-Saharan |
Bariai | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Barkly | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Barngarla | Pama-Nyungan |
Barombi | Bantu |
Barranquenho | Ibero-Romance |
Barunga Kriol | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Barupu see: Warapu | Papuan |
Baruya | Papuan |
Barwe | Bantu |
Barya see: Nera | Nilo-Saharan |
Basa | Benue-Congo |
Basaa | Bantu |
Basaa A40 | Bantu |
Basap | Malayo-Polynesian |
Basay | Formosan |
Bashkardi | Southwest Iranian |
Bashkarik see: Kalami | Dardic |
Bashkir | Western Kipchak (Tatar, Bashkir, Crimean Tatar, Karaim) |
Basketo | Omotic |
Basketto see: Basketo | Omotic |
BASL see: Black American Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Basque | Basque |
Basque and the ancient languages of the Iberian peninsula | Basque and the ancient languages of the Iberian peninsula |
Bata | Chadic |
Batad Ifugao see: Ifugao | Languages of the Philippines |
Batak | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Batak Angkola | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Batak Dairi | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Batak Mandailing | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Bàtɔ̀nū | Gur (Voltaic) |
Bathari | South Arabic |
Bats see: Tsova-Tush | Nakh |
Bauchi | Chadic |
Baule see: Baoulé | Kwa |
Baure | Arawakan stock |
Bavarian | New High German |
Bawlé see: Baoulé | Kwa |
Bawule see: Baoulé | Kwa |
Baya see: Gbaya | Ubangian (Eastern) |
Bayot | Atlantic |
Bayso | Cushitic |
Bayungu | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Bazaar Malay | Pidgins and creoles with lexifiers other than Romance and English |
Bbadha see: Lendu | Nilo-Saharan |
Beaver | Athapaskan-Eyak |
Bebele | Bantu |
Bedawiye see: Beja | Cushitic |
Bedayuh | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Bedia see: Kudmali | Eastern Indo-Aryan |
Bedja see: Beja | Cushitic |
Bedouin Arabic | Modern Arabic dialects |
Bedouin Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Beezen | Benue-Congo |
Begak | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Behran see: Thayore | Paman |
Beijing Mandarin | Modern Chinese |
Beja | Cushitic |
Bekol | Bantu |
Bekwel | Bantu |
Bel | Oceanic |
Belait | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Belanda Bor | Nilo-Saharan |
Belantak | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Belarusian (Byelo-Russian, White Russian) | Belarusian (Byelo-Russian, White Russian) |
Belauan see: Palauan | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Belgian Dutch | Modern Dutch |
Belgian French see: Walloon | Modern French |
Belhare | Himalayan Bodic languages |
Beli | Nilo-Saharan |
Belizean Creole | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Bella Coola | Salish |
Bemba | Bantu |
Bemba M40 | Bantu |
Bembe-Buyi D50 | Bantu |
Bena | Bantu |
Bena-Kinga G60 | Bantu |
Bena-Yungur | Adamawa |
Bench | Omotic |
Benchnon see: Bench | Omotic |
Bende | Bantu |
Beng | Mande |
Bengali | Bengali |
Bentulu | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Benue-Congo | Benue-Congo |
Berau | Bahasa Indonesia and Bahasa Melayu |
Berawan | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Berba see: Biali | Gur (Voltaic) |
Berber | Berber |
Berbice Dutch Creole | Pidgins and creoles with lexifiers other than Romance and English |
Beria see: Zagawa-Bideyat-Berti | Nilo-Saharan |
Berinmo | Papuan |
Bermudian English | Modern English |
Berta | Nilo-Saharan |
Betawi Malay | Bahasa Indonesia and Bahasa Melayu |
Bété | Kru |
Bete-Bendi | Benue-Congo |
Betoi | Languages of Northwest South America |
Betta Kuruba see: Betta Kurumba | Tamil |
Betta Kurumba | Tamil |
Bezhita | Tsezic |
Bezhta see: Bezhita | Tsezic |
Bezhti see: Bezhita | Tsezic |
Bhaca | Bantu |
Bhadarwahi | Northern Indo-Aryan (Pahari/Himalayan) |
Bhil | Central Indo-Aryan |
Bhojpuri | Eastern Indo-Aryan |
Bhujel | Himalayan Bodic languages |
Biak | South Halmahera-West-New Guinea |
Biali | Gur (Voltaic) |
Biao | Tai-Kadai |
Biao Min | Hmong-Mien (Miao-Yao) |
Biblical Hebrew see: Pre-Biblical, Biblical and Mishnaic Hebrew | Pre-Biblical, Biblical and Mishnaic Hebrew |
Bidayuh see: Bedayuh | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Bidiya | Chadic |
Bidyogo see: Bijogo | Atlantic |
Bierebo | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Bieri see: Biali | Gur (Voltaic) |
Bieria | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Bih | Malayo-Polynesian |
Bijago see: Bijogo | Atlantic |
Bijogo | Atlantic |
Bijori see: Birjia | Munda |
Bikol | Languages of the Philippines |
Bilen see: Bilin | Cushitic |
Bilin | Cushitic |
Bilinarra | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Bilua | Papuan |
Bilybara see: Pilbara | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Bimanese | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Binanderean | Papuan |
Binigura see: Pinikura | Australian |
Bininj Gun-wok | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Bininj Kunwok see: Bininj Gun-wok | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Binjhia see: Birjia | Munda |
Binji | Bantu |
Binnigora see: Pinikura | Australian |
Binukid | Languages of the Philippines |
Birale see: Ongota | Afro-Asiatic (Hamito-Semitic) languages |
Bira-Nyali D30 | Bantu |
Birgandi | West Iranian |
Birhor | Munda |
Biri | Pama-Nyungan |
Birjia | Munda |
Birrdhawal | Pama-Nyungan |
Birwa | Bantu |
Bisa see: Bissa | Mande |
Bisayan | Languages of the Philippines |
Bislama | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Bissa | Mande |
Bisu | Burmese-Lolo (Burmic) |
Bit | Austro-Asiatic |
Bitur | Papuan |
Biu-Mandara | Chadic |
Bizisa | Northeastern Tibeto-Burman languages |
Bjokapakha | Tibeto-Burman |
Black American Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Black Mountain see: Olekha | Tibetan (Central Bodish) |
Black Seminole see: Afro-Seminole | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Black South African English see: South African Black English | Modern English |
Black Tai | Southwestern Tai |
Blackfoot | Algonquian-Ritwan (Algic) |
Blagar | Papuan |
Blang | Northern Mon-Khmer |
Blin see: Bilin | Cushitic |
Boandik see: Buwandik | Paman |
Bobe | Bantu |
Bobo | Mande |
Bobongko | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Bocota see: Buglere | Chibcha family |
Bodic see: Western Tibeto-Burman (Bodic) | Western Tibeto-Burman (Bodic) |
Bodish | Bodish |
Bodish languages | Bodish languages |
Bodo | Tibeto-Burman languages of Northeast India (Bangladesh, Nepal) |
Bodo-Garo | Tibeto-Burman languages of Northeast India (Bangladesh, Nepal) |
Bogo see: Bilin | Cushitic |
Bogos see: Bilin | Cushitic |
Bogue see: Esimbi | Benue-Congo |
Bohairic | Coptic |
Bokhan | Buriat (Buryat) |
Boko | Mande |
Bokobaru | Mande |
Bokoto | Ubangian (Eastern) |
Bola | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Bolak | Planned languages |
Bolango | Languages of the Philippines |
Bole | Chadic |
Bolgar see: Chuvash (Bolgar) | Chuvash (Bolgar) |
Bolo | Bantu |
Bolon | Mande |
Bolyu | Southern Mon-Khmer |
Bom | Atlantic |
Bonan see: Baoan | Modern Mongolic languages besides Mongolian |
Bonda see: Remo | Munda |
Bondei | Bantu |
Bondoukou see: Kulango | Gur (Voltaic) |
Bondu-so | Niger-Congo (Niger-Kordofanian) |
Bonggi | Languages of the Philippines |
Bongili | Bantu |
Bongo | Nilo-Saharan |
Bongor Arabic | Pidgins and creoles with lexifiers other than Romance and English |
Boni | Cushitic |
Bontok | Languages of the Philippines |
Booandik see: Buwandik | Paman |
Boor | Chadic |
Bora | Languages of the South American Northern Foothills |
Borana | Cushitic |
Border languages | Border languages |
Boro | Omotic |
Boro (Tibeto-Burman) see: Bodo | Tibeto-Burman languages of Northeast India (Bangladesh, Nepal) |
Bororo | Macro-Jê stock |
Boruca | Chibcha family |
Borum see: Botocudo | Macro-Jê stock |
Bosavi | Papuan |
Bosnian | Serbo-Croatian (Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian) |
Bote | Eastern Indo-Aryan |
Botlix | Avaro-Andi-Dido |
Botocudo | Macro-Jê stock |
Botswana English | Modern English |
Bouakako Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Bouyei | Northern Tai |
Bozal Spanish | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Brabantic | Modern Dutch |
Brahui | North Dravidian |
Brazilian Portuguese | Non-European Portuguese |
Brazilian Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Brazilian Venetian | Italo-Romance |
Brazilian Vernacular Portuguese | Non-European Portuguese |
Breton | Breton |
Bribri | Chibcha family |
Brijia see: Birjia | Munda |
British English | Modern English |
British Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Brittonic | Brittonic |
Brokpa | Tibetan (Central Bodish) |
Bru | Eastern Mon-Khmer |
Brunei | Bahasa Indonesia and Bahasa Melayu |
Brunei English | Modern English |
Bua | Chadic |
Buang | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Bubia | Bantu |
Bubi-Benga A30 | Bantu |
Budinos | Planned languages |
Budugh see: Budux | Lezghian |
Budukh see: Budux | Lezghian |
Buduma | Chadic |
Budux | Lezghian |
Buga | Khoisan |
Bugan | Southern Mon-Khmer |
Buganditj see: Buwandik | Paman |
Bugawac | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Bughotu | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Buginese see: Bugis | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Bugis | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Buglere | Chibcha family |
Bugotu see: Bughotu | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Bugun | Central Tibeto-Burman languages |
Buin | Papuan |
Bujhyal see: Bhujel | Himalayan Bodic languages |
Bukalabang | Papuan |
Bukawa see: Bugawac | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Bukharic | Southwest Iranian |
Buki | Papuan |
Bukusu | Bantu |
Bulaga River languages see: Yelmek-Maklew | Papuan |
Bulgarian | Bulgarian |
Bulgarian recension | Old Slavic |
Bulgarian Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Buli (Austronesian) | South Halmahera-West-New Guinea |
Buli (Gur) | Gur (Voltaic) |
Bulisa see: Buli (Gur) | Gur (Voltaic) |
Bullom So see: Mani | Atlantic |
Bulom see: Mani | Atlantic |
Bulu | Bantu |
Bulu-Bene | Bantu |
Buma | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Bumang | Austro-Asiatic |
Bumthang | Bodish languages |
Buna see: Bunaq | Papuan |
Bunaba see: Bunuba | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Bunak see: Bunaq | Papuan |
Bunaki see: Naki | Benue-Congo |
Bunan | Bodish languages |
Bunaq | Papuan |
Bundeli | Hindi and Urdu |
Bundjalung | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Bunganditj see: Buwandik | Paman |
Bungku | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Bungu | Bantu |
Bunong see: Mnong | Eastern Mon-Khmer |
Bunu | Hmong-Mien (Miao-Yao) |
Bunuba | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Bunun | Formosan |
Buol | Languages of the Philippines |
Bura-Pabir | Chadic |
Burarra | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Burba see: Biali | Gur (Voltaic) |
Burgenland Croatian | Serbo-Croatian (Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian) |
Burgundian | Burgundian |
Buriat (Buryat) | Buriat (Buryat) |
Burji | Cushitic |
Burmese | Burmese-Lolo (Burmic) |
Burmese-Lolo (Burmic) | Burmese-Lolo (Burmic) |
Burmeso | Papuan |
Burmic see: Burmese-Lolo (Burmic) | Burmese-Lolo (Burmic) |
Buru | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Burun | Nilo-Saharan |
Burundi Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Burunge | Cushitic |
Burushaski | South Asian isolates |
Buryat see: Buriat (Buryat) | Buriat (Buryat) |
Busa | Mande |
Bushoong C80 | Bantu |
Bussa | Cushitic |
Butuanon | Languages of the Philippines |
Buu | Benue-Congo |
Buwal | Chadic |
Buwandik | Paman |
Buyang | Kadai |
Buyuan see: Jino | Burmese-Lolo (Burmic) |
Bwa | Bantu |
Bwaidoka | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Bwala | Bantu |
Bwamu | Gur (Voltaic) |
Bwe | Karen |
Bwela | Bantu |
Byali see: Biali | Gur (Voltaic) |
Byangsi | Bodish languages |
Byelo-Russian see: Belarusian (Byelo-Russian, White Russian) | Belarusian (Byelo-Russian, White Russian) |
Byrale see: Ongota | Afro-Asiatic (Hamito-Semitic) languages |
Byzantine and Medieval Greek | Byzantine and Medieval Greek |
Caac | Oceanic |
Cabécar | Chibcha family |
Cabiyari | Arawakan stock |
Cabrais see: Kabiyé | Gur (Voltaic) |
Cacán | Languages of South America |
Cacua | Languages of Western Amazonia |
Caddo | Caddoan |
Caddoan | Caddoan |
Cahuapana see: Kawapana | Languages of the South American Northern Foothills |
Cahuilla | Uto-Aztecan |
Caijia | Sino-Tibetan |
Cajun English | Modern English |
Cak see: Chak | Tibeto-Burman languages of Northeast India (Bangladesh, Nepal) |
Čakavian | Serbo-Croatian (Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian) |
Calabrian Greek see: Griko | Modern Greek |
Callahuaya see: Kallawaya | Languages of the Andes |
Caló | Romani |
Calunga | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Calusa | North American small families and isolates |
Cama | Kwa |
Cameroon Pidgin | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Cameroon Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Camfranglais | Modern French |
Camileroi see: Gamilaraay | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Camling | Himalayan Bodic languages |
Canaanite | Canaanite |
Canadian English | Modern English |
Canadian French | Modern French |
Canarian Spanish | Modern Spanish |
Candoshi-Shapra | Languages of Western Amazonia |
Canela | Jê family |
Cangin | Atlantic |
Caning | Nilo-Saharan |
Cantonese | Modern Chinese |
Cantonese Nung | Modern Chinese |
Cao Lan | Central Tai |
Capanawa | Pano family |
Cape Dutch Pidgin | Pidgins and creoles with lexifiers other than Romance and English |
Cape Malay | Bahasa Indonesia and Bahasa Melayu |
Cape Verdean Creole | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Cape Verdean Portuguese | Non-European Portuguese |
Cappadocian see: Asia Minor Greek | Modern Greek |
Čaqar see: Chakhar | Mongolian proper |
Caquetá see: Coreguaje | Tukanoan stock |
Car | Southern Mon-Khmer |
Cara | Khoisan |
Carabayo | Languages of Western Amazonia |
Carian | Carian |
Carib see: Kari’ña | Carib family |
Carib family | Carib family |
Caribbean English | Modern English |
Caribbean French Creole see: Antillean Creole | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Caribbean Hindustani | Eastern Indo-Aryan |
Caribbean Spanish | Non-European Spanish |
Carijona | Carib family |
Carinthian-Slovenian | Slovenian |
Carrier | Athapaskan-Eyak |
Cashinahua see: Cashinawa | Pano family |
Cashinawa | Pano family |
Catalan | Catalan |
Catalan Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Caucasian languages | Caucasian languages |
Caucasian Turkic (Karachay-Balkar, Kumyk) | Caucasian Turkic (Karachay-Balkar, Kumyk) |
Cavineña | Takana family |
Caxinaua see: Cashinawa | Pano family |
Caxur see: Tsaxur | Lezghian |
Cayapa see: Chachi | Languages of Northwest South America |
Cayubaba | Languages of Western Amazonia |
Cayuga | Iroquoian |
Cebuano | Languages of the Philippines |
Celtiberian see: Celtiberian and Hispano-Celtic | Celtiberian and Hispano-Celtic |
Celtiberian and Hispano-Celtic | Celtiberian and Hispano-Celtic |
Celtic | Celtic |
Cemuhi | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Cena | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Central Alaskan Yupik see: Yupik | Eskimo-Aleut |
Central American Spanish | Non-European Spanish |
Central Asian Arabic | Modern Arabic dialects |
Central Bodish see: Tibetan (Central Bodish) | Tibetan (Central Bodish) |
Central Catalan | Modern Catalan |
Central Delta | Benue-Congo |
Central Dravidian | Central Dravidian |
Central Indo-Aryan | Central Indo-Aryan |
Central Italian dialects | Italo-Romance |
Central Kenya Bantu see: Kikuyu-Kamba E50 | Bantu |
Central Malay | Bahasa Indonesia and Bahasa Melayu |
Central Malayo-Polynesian | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Central Manenguba | Bantu |
Central Plains Mandarin | Modern Chinese |
Central Semitic: Arabic | Central Semitic: Arabic |
Central Sudanic | Nilo-Saharan |
Central Tai | Central Tai |
Central Taurus Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Central Tibetan | Tibetan (Central Bodish) |
Central Tibeto-Burman languages | Central Tibeto-Burman languages |
Central-Eastern Malayo-Polynesian | Central-Eastern Malayo-Polynesian |
Cerma | Gur (Voltaic) |
Cha’ Palaachi see: Chachi | Languages of Northwest South America |
Chabacano | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Chachi | Languages of Northwest South America |
Chácobo | Pano family |
Chadian Arabic | Modern Arabic dialects |
Chadic | Chadic |
Chadong | Kam-Sui |
Chaga E60 | Bantu |
Chagatay | Southeast Turkic (Uighur) |
Chaha | Ethiopic |
Chaima | Carib family |
Chak | Tibeto-Burman languages of Northeast India (Bangladesh, Nepal) |
Chakali | Gur (Voltaic) |
Chakhar | Mongolian proper |
Chakma | Eastern Indo-Aryan |
Chalkandu | Northeast Turkic |
Cham | Malayo-Polynesian |
Chamacoco | Languages of the Chaco Region |
Chamalal | Avaro-Andi-Dido |
Chamalin see: Chamalal | Avaro-Andi-Dido |
Chamba-Daka | Adamawa |
Chamikuro | Arawakan stock |
Chamling see: Camling | Himalayan Bodic languages |
Chamorro | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Chamuro see: Chamorro | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Chan see: Laz | Zan |
Chaná | Languages of the Chaco Region |
Chang | Tibeto-Burman languages of Northeast India (Bangladesh, Nepal) |
Changana | Bantu |
Chanindawa see: Sharanawa | Pano family |
Channel Island English | Modern English |
Chantyal | Bodish languages |
Chaocha Pai see: Coreguaje | Tukanoan stock |
Chaouia | Berber |
Chapakura stock | Chapakura stock |
Chara | Omotic |
Charrúan | Languages of the Chaco Region |
Chashan Yao see: Lakkja | Tai-Kadai |
Chasu | Bantu |
Chatino | Otomanguean |
Chatino Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Chattisgarhi | East-Central Indo-Aryan (Kosali) |
Chaudangsi | Bodish languages |
Chayahuita | Languages of the South American Northern Foothills |
Chechen | Nakh |
Chehalis | Salish |
Cheke Holo | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Chepang | Himalayan Bodic languages |
Cheremis see: Mari (Cheremis) | Mari (Cheremis) |
Cherepon | Kwa |
Cherkes see: Circassian (Adyghe) | Circassian (Adyghe) |
Cherokee | Iroquoian |
Chewa-Nyanja | Bantu |
Chewa-Nyanja N30 | Bantu |
Cheyenne | Algonquian-Ritwan (Algic) |
Chhulung see: Chulung | Himalayan Bodic languages |
Chibcha family | Chibcha family |
Chibcha-Misumalpa stock | Chibcha-Misumalpa stock |
Chican Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Chicano English | Modern English |
Chichimec | Otomanguean |
Chickasaw | Muskogean |
Chicomuceltec | Mayan |
Chilcotin | Athapaskan-Eyak |
Chilean Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Chilean Spanish | Non-European Spanish |
Chilkhodin see: Chilcotin | Athapaskan-Eyak |
Chimakuan | North American small families and isolates |
Chimane | Languages of the South American Southern Foothills |
Chimariko | North American small families and isolates |
Chimbu-Wahgi | Papuan |
Chimila | Chibcha family |
Chin | Kuki-Chin-Naga |
China English | Modern English |
Chinese English see: China English | Modern English |
Chinglish see: China English | Modern English |
Chini | Papuan |
Chinantec | Otomanguean |
Chinese see: Sinitic (Chinese) | Sinitic (Chinese) |
Chinese Pidgin English | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Chinese Pidgin Russian | Pidgins and creoles with lexifiers other than Romance and English |
Chinese Pidgin Spanish | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Chinese Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Chinook Jargon | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Chinookan | North American small families and isolates |
Chintang | Himalayan Bodic languages |
Chipaya | Languages of the Andes |
Chipewyan | Athapaskan-Eyak |
Chiquitano | Languages of Eastern Brazil |
Chiriguano | Tupi-Guarani substock |
Chirripó see: Cabécar | Chibcha family |
Chiru | Kuki-Chin-Naga |
Chitimacha | North American small families and isolates |
Chitrali see: Khowar | Dardic |
Chiwere | Siouan |
Chkhalan see: Čxaluri | Zan |
Chocha-ngachakha | Tibetan (Central Bodish) |
Chocó | Languages of Northwest South America |
Chocó Spanish | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Choctaw | Muskogean |
Chokri | Kuki-Chin-Naga |
Ch’ol | Mayan |
Cholan | Mayan |
Cholón | Languages of the Andes |
Ch’olti’ | Mayan |
Cholurian | Svan |
Chon | Languages of the South American Southern Foothills |
Chone | Tibetan (Central Bodish) |
Chong | Eastern Mon-Khmer |
Chontal de Oaxaca see: Tequistlatec | Mesoamerican small families and isolates |
Chontal de Tabasco | Mayan |
Chorasan Turkic see: Turkmen, Chorasan Turkic | Turkmen, Chorasan Turkic |
Chorei | Kuki-Chin-Naga |
Choresmian see: Khwarezmian | Middle Iranian |
Chorote | Languages of the Chaco Region |
Ch’orti’ | Mayan |
Chota Valley Spanish | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Christian Arabic | Modern Arabic dialects |
Christian Middle Arabic see: Middle Arabic | Middle Arabic |
Chru | Malayo-Polynesian |
Chuj | Mayan |
Chukchansi | Yokuts |
Chukchi | Chukchi-Kamchatkan |
Chukchi-Kamchatkan | Chukchi-Kamchatkan |
Chukotko see: Chukchi | Chukchi-Kamchatkan |
Chulung | Himalayan Bodic languages |
Chulupí see: Niwaklé | Languages of the Chaco Region |
Chulym | Northeast Turkic |
Chumash see: Chumashan | North American small families and isolates |
Chumashan | North American small families and isolates |
Chumburung | Kwa |
Chundzur see: Avar | Avaro-Andi-Dido |
Chung | Eastern Mon-Khmer |
Chuukese | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Chuvash (Bolgar) | Chuvash (Bolgar) |
Chuwabu | Bantu |
Cia-Cia | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Cicipu | Benue-Congo |
Cilician Armenian | Armenian |
Cimbrian | New High German |
Cinta Larga | Tupian stock |
Ciokwe | Bantu |
Ciokwe-Luchazi K10 | Bantu |
Circassian (Adyghe) | Circassian (Adyghe) |
Clallam see: Klallam | Salish |
Classical and Modern Standard Arabic | Classical and Modern Standard Arabic |
Classical Egyptian see: Middle (Classical) Egyptian | Middle (Classical) Egyptian |
Classical Malay | Bahasa Indonesia and Bahasa Melayu |
Classical Tibetan | Tibetan (Central Bodish) |
C’lela | Benue-Congo |
Coahuilteco | North American small families and isolates |
Coast Salish | Salish |
Coastal Marind | Papuan |
Cocama-Cocamilla see: Kukama-Kukamiria | Tupi-Guarani substock |
Cocopa | Yuman |
Coeur d’Alene | Salish |
Cofán | Languages of the South American Northern Foothills |
Cogapacori see: Nanti | Arawakan stock |
Colac | Pama-Nyungan |
Coligan see: Colac | Pama-Nyungan |
Cológnoro | Italo-Romance |
Colombian Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Colorado see: Tsafiki | Languages of Northwest South America |
Columbia Salish | Salish |
Colville-Okanagan see: Okanagan | Salish |
Comanche | Uto-Aztecan |
Comorian | Bantu |
Comox | Salish |
Conchucos Quechua | Quechua |
Congo Swahili | Bantu |
Continental Celtic | Continental Celtic |
Continental Scandinavian | Continental Scandinavian |
Cook Islands Māori | Polynesian |
Coos | North American small families and isolates |
Copi S60 | Bantu |
Copper River see: Ahtna | Athapaskan-Eyak |
Coptic | Coptic |
Cora | Uto-Aztecan |
Coreguaje | Tukanoan stock |
Cornish | Cornish |
Cornouaillais see: Kerneveg | Modern Breton |
Corsican | Corsican |
Costa Rican Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Costanoan | North American small families and isolates |
Costeño Spanish | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
C’ova-Tušuri see: Tsova-Tush | Nakh |
Craô see: Krahô | Jê family |
Cree | Algonquian-Ritwan (Algic) |
Creek-Seminole | Muskogean |
Cree-Montagnais-Naskapi | Algonquian-Ritwan (Algic) |
Crimean Tatar | Western Kipchak (Tatar, Bashkir, Crimean Tatar, Karaim) |
Crnogorski see: Montenegrin | Serbo-Croatian (Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian) |
Croatian | Serbo-Croatian (Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian) |
Croatian recension | Old Slavic |
Croatian Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Crow | Siouan |
Cua | Eastern Mon-Khmer |
Cuaiquer see: Awa | Languages of Northwest South America |
Cuba Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Cubeo | Tukanoan stock |
Cuiba | Languages of Western Amazonia |
Cuicatec | Otomanguean |
Cuka | Bantu |
C’uli’ | Formosan |
Cullo see: Dawro | Omotic |
Cuman | Northwest Turkic (Kipchak) |
Cun | Tai-Kadai |
Cuna see: Kuna | Chibcha family |
Cuoi | Vietic |
Cupeño | Uto-Aztecan |
Cup’ig | Eskimo-Aleut |
Curipaco see: Kurripako | Arawakan stock |
Curripaco see: Kurripako | Arawakan stock |
Cushitic | Cushitic |
Cuvok | Chadic |
Cxaluri see: Čxaluri | Zan |
Čxaluri | Zan |
Cypriot | Modern Greek |
Cypriot Arabic | Modern Arabic dialects |
Cypriot Turkish | Turkish (Osmanli), Balkan dialects, Gagauz |
Czech | Czech |
Czech recension | Old Slavic |
Czech Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Da’a | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Daai | Kuki-Chin-Naga |
Daai Chin see: Daai | Kuki-Chin-Naga |
Daakaka | Oceanic |
Daasanach | Cushitic |
Daatsʼíin | Nilo-Saharan |
Dabida | Bantu |
Daco-Romance see: Romanian (Rumanian) | Romanian (Rumanian) |
Dadanitic | Ancient Arabic (Safaitic, Lihyanite, Thamudic, Hasaitic) |
Dadiya | Adamawa |
Dadjriwalé | Kru |
Dadungalung see: Tanganekald | Pama-Nyungan |
Daeng see: Tai Daeng | Southwestern Tai |
Dagaare | Gur (Voltaic) |
Dagbamba see: Dagbani | Gur (Voltaic) |
Dagbane see: Dagbani | Gur (Voltaic) |
Dagbani | Gur (Voltaic) |
Dagbanli see: Dagbani | Gur (Voltaic) |
Daghestanian see: Northeast Caucasian | Northeast Caucasian |
Dagik | Kordofanian |
Dagomba see: Dagbani | Gur (Voltaic) |
Dagur | Modern Mongolic languages besides Mongolian |
Dahalik | Ethiopic |
Dahalo | Cushitic |
Dahlak see: Dahalik | Ethiopic |
Daisu | Bantu |
Daju | Nilo-Saharan |
Dakota | Siouan |
Dakotan | Siouan |
Dakpa see: Dakpakha | Bodish languages |
Dakpakha | Bodish languages |
Dalabon | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Dalmatian | Dalmatian |
Daly | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Damana see: Sanká | Chibcha family |
Dameli | Dardic |
Damin see: Lardil | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Dan | Mande |
Danau | Northern Mon-Khmer |
Danche | Chadic |
Dangaléat | Chadic |
Danganararumindjeri see: Tanganekald | Pama-Nyungan |
Dangla see: Dangaléat | Chadic |
Dangme | Kwa |
Dani | Papuan |
Danish | Danish |
Danish Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Danu | Burmese-Lolo (Burmic) |
Danuwar | Modern Indo-Aryan |
Da’o | Languages of the Philippines |
Daohua | Modern Chinese |
Darai | Modern Indo-Aryan |
Dardic | Dardic |
Dargi/Dargwa | Dargi/Dargwa |
Dari | Persian |
Darkhad see: Darkhat | Modern Mongolian |
Darkhan | Mongolian proper |
Darkhat | Modern Mongolian |
Darma | Bodish languages |
Darmiya | Bodish languages |
Dartsendo | Himalayan Bodic languages |
Dass | Chadic |
Datooga | Nilo-Saharan |
Daur see: Dagur | Modern Mongolic languages besides Mongolian |
Dauro see: Dawro | Omotic |
Davani | Southwest Iranian |
Davawenyo | Languages of the Philippines |
Dâw | Languages of Western Amazonia |
Dawan see: Baikeno | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Dawanese see: Baikeno | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Dawawa | Oceanic |
Dawro | Omotic |
Dawuro see: Dawro | Omotic |
Dayak | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Dazaga | Nilo-Saharan |
Deed Mongol | Oirat (including Kalmyk) |
Deele | Adamawa |
Defaka | Niger-Congo (Niger-Kordofanian) |
Deg | Gur (Voltaic) |
Deg Xinag see: Ingalik | Athapaskan-Eyak |
Degema | Benue-Congo |
Degexit’an see: Ingalik | Athapaskan-Eyak |
Dehong see: Tai Nua | Southwestern Tai |
Delaware see: Lenapé | Salish |
Delaware Pidgin | Pidgins and creoles with lexifiers other than Romance and English |
Dembiya | Cushitic |
Demotic | Demotic |
Dena’ina see: Tanaina | Athapaskan-Eyak |
Dendi | Nilo-Saharan |
Dene see: Slavey | Athapaskan-Eyak |
Dëne Suliné | Athapaskan-Eyak |
Dene Tha | Athapaskan-Eyak |
Deni | Arawan family |
Denya | Benue-Congo |
Deori | Tibeto-Burman languages of Northeast India (Bangladesh, Nepal) |
Dera | Papuan |
Derbet see: Dörbet | Oirat (including Kalmyk) |
Desano | Tukanoan stock |
Dhaasanac see: Daasanach | Cushitic |
Dhalandji | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Dhangar | North Dravidian |
Dhangu | Pama-Nyungan |
Dhani | Central Indo-Aryan |
Dhao | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Dhargari | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Dharua see: Kudmali | Eastern Indo-Aryan |
Dharuk see: Yora | Pama-Nyungan |
Dharumbal | Pama-Nyungan |
Dhegiha | Siouan |
Dhimal | Bodish languages |
Dhitoro see: Otoro | Kordofanian |
Dhivehi see: Maldivian | Sinhalese-Maldivian |
Dholuo see: Luo | Nilo-Saharan |
Dhuwal | Australian |
Di | Bantu |
Dibole | Bantu |
Dida | Kru |
Diegueño | Yuman |
Dieri see: Diyari | Pama-Nyungan |
Digo | Bantu |
Dili Tetum see: Tetun Dili | Pidgins and creoles with lexifiers other than Romance and English |
Dimasa | Tibeto-Burman languages of Northeast India (Bangladesh, Nepal) |
Dime | Omotic |
Dimli see: Zazaki | Northwest Iranian |
Dinka-Nuer | Nilo-Saharan |
Diola see: Joola | Atlantic |
Dioula see: Dyula | Mande |
Dir | Cushitic |
Diraašša see: Dirasha | Cushitic |
Dirasha | Cushitic |
Ditammari | Gur (Voltaic) |
Ditidaht | Wakashan |
Diyari | Pama-Nyungan |
Dizi | Omotic |
Dizoid | Omotic |
Dizu see: Bench | Omotic |
Djabugay see: Dyaabugay | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Djadja Wurrung see: Djadjala | Pama-Nyungan |
Djadjala | Pama-Nyungan |
Djadjawurung see: Djadjala | Pama-Nyungan |
Djambarrpuyŋu | Australian |
Djamindjungan see: Jaminjungan | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Djapu | Pama-Nyungan |
Djaru see: Jaru | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Djeebbana see: Ndjébbana | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Djerba | Berber |
Djingili see: Jingulu | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Djingli see: Jingulu | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Djirbal see: Dyirbal | Pama-Nyungan |
Djiwarli | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Dla see: Dera | Papuan |
Dobel | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Doga | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Dogon | Niger-Congo (Niger-Kordofanian) |
Dogon Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Dogri | Northern Indo-Aryan (Pahari/Himalayan) |
Dogrib | Athapaskan-Eyak |
Dohoi | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Dolgan | Yakut |
Dom | Papuan |
Domaakí | Dardic |
Domari | Central Indo-Aryan |
Dominica Creole English | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Dompo | Kwa |
Dondo | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Dong | Kam-Sui |
Donggan | Modern Chinese |
Dongxiang see: Santa | Modern Mongolic languages besides Mongolian |
Dörbed see: Dörbet | Oirat (including Kalmyk) |
Dörbet | Oirat (including Kalmyk) |
Dorig | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Doromu-Koki | Papuan |
Dörvöd see: Dörbet | Oirat (including Kalmyk) |
Dorze | Omotic |
Dotyali | Northern Indo-Aryan (Pahari/Himalayan) |
Doyayo | Adamawa |
Dravidian languages | Dravidian languages |
Drehu | Oceanic |
Dritto | Italo-Romance |
Drubea | Papuan |
Drung see: Trung | Central Tibeto-Burman languages |
Dschang see: Yemba | Benue-Congo |
Duala | Bantu |
Duala A20 | Bantu |
Duhumbi | Central Tibeto-Burman languages |
Dukhan see: Tuvan | Northeast Turkic |
Dullay | Cushitic |
Dulong see: Trung | Central Tibeto-Burman languages |
Dumbea see: Drubea | Papuan |
Dumi | Himalayan Bodic languages |
Dumut | Papuan |
Duna | Papuan |
Dungan see: Donggan | Modern Chinese |
Duoxu | Northeastern Tibeto-Burman languages |
Dupaningan | Languages of the Philippines |
Dura | Tibeto-Burman |
Duri | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Durorp | Benue-Congo |
Duru | Adamawa |
Dusner | South Halmahera-West-New Guinea |
Dusun | Malayo-Polynesian |
Dutch | Dutch |
Dutch Low Saxon | Modern Dutch |
Dutch Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Duungidjawu | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Duungoma | Mande |
Duwai | Chadic |
Duwet | Papuan |
Dyaabugay | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Dyirbal | Pama-Nyungan |
Dyula | Mande |
Dzala see: Dzalakha | Bodish languages |
Dzalakha | Bodish languages |
Dzə | Adamawa |
Dzongkha | Tibetan (Central Bodish) |
Dzùùngoo | Mande |
Early Middle Japanese | Early Middle Japanese |
Early Middle Korean | Early Middle Korean |
Early Modern English | Early Modern English |
Early Modern Japanese | Early Modern Japanese |
Early New High German | Early New High German |
East African English | Modern English |
East Ambae | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
East Germanic | East Germanic |
East Greenlandic | Eskimo-Aleut |
East Iranian | East Iranian |
East Makian see: Taba | South Halmahera-West-New Guinea |
East Pomeranian | New Low German |
East Semitic | East Semitic |
East Slavic | East Slavic |
East Tusom | Kuki-Chin-Naga |
East-Central Indo-Aryan (Kosali) | East-Central Indo-Aryan (Kosali) |
Eastern Dan | Mande |
Eastern Indo-Aryan | Eastern Indo-Aryan |
Eastern Kipchak (Nogai, Kazakh, Karakalpak, Kirghiz) | Eastern Kipchak (Nogai, Kazakh, Karakalpak, Kirghiz) |
Eastern Malayo-Polynesian | Eastern Malayo-Polynesian |
Eastern Maroon Creole | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Eastern Mon-Khmer | Eastern Mon-Khmer |
Eastern Sudanic | Nilo-Saharan |
Eastern Ubangian see: Ubangian (Eastern) | Ubangian (Eastern) |
Eastern Yugur | Modern Mongolic languages besides Mongolian |
Ebang see: Heiban | Kordofanian |
Ebira | Benue-Congo |
Eblaite | Eblaite |
Ebrié see: Cama | Kwa |
Ede see: Rade | Malayo-Polynesian |
Edo | Benue-Congo |
Edolo | Papuan |
Edomite | Canaanite |
Educated Spoken Arabic | Classical and Modern Standard Arabic or Modern Arabic dialects |
Efik | Benue-Congo |
Efutu | Kwa |
Ega | Kwa |
Eggon | Benue-Congo |
Egyptian | Egyptian |
Egyptian Arabic | Modern Arabic dialects |
Egyptian Berber | Berber |
Egypto-Coptic | Egypto-Coptic |
Ei | Pidgins and creoles with lexifiers other than Romance and English |
Eipo | Papuan |
Eipsan | Papuan |
Ejagham | Benue-Congo |
Ekagi | Papuan |
Ekoi see: Ejagham | Benue-Congo |
Elamite | Elamite |
Elfdalian | Swedish |
Elip | Bantu |
Elmolo | Cushitic |
Elpira see: Warlpiri | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Elymian | Indo-European languages |
Emae | Polynesian |
Emai | Benue-Congo |
Embaloh | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Emberá Norte | Languages of Northwest South America |
Emberá Sur | Languages of Northwest South America |
Embu | Bantu |
Emerillon | Tupi-Guarani substock |
Emerum see: Apali | Papuan |
Emirati Arabic see: Bedouin Arabic | Modern Arabic dialects |
Emirati Pidgin Arabic | Pidgins and creoles with lexifiers other than Romance and English |
En see: Wa | Northern Mon-Khmer |
’Enana see: Marquesan | Polynesian |
’Enata see: Marquesan | Polynesian |
Ende (Austronesian) | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Ende (Papuan) | Papuan |
Enets | Enets |
Enga | Papuan |
Engan | Papuan |
Engenni | Kwa |
Enggano | Austronesian |
English | English |
English lexifier pidgins and creoles | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Engsh | Bantu |
Enim | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Enrekang | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Enu | Burmese-Lolo (Burmic) |
Enuani see: Igbo | Benue-Congo |
Enya | Bantu |
Eora see: Yora | Pama-Nyungan |
Eotile | Kwa |
Equatoguinean Spanish | Non-European Spanish |
Eravallan | Tamil |
Erbore see: Arbore | Cushitic |
Ere | Oceanic |
Eromanga | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Erromanga see: Eromanga | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Erromangan | Oceanic |
Ersu | Northeastern Tibeto-Burman languages |
Erzya | Mordva (Mordvinian) |
Esan | Benue-Congo |
Ese | Papuan |
Ese eja | Takana family |
Ese ejja see: Ese eja | Takana family |
Esimbi | Benue-Congo |
Eskayan | Planned languages |
Eskimo-Aleut | Eskimo-Aleut |
Esmeralda | Languages of the South American Northern Foothills |
Esperanto | Planned languages |
Esselen | North American small families and isolates |
Estonian | Estonian |
Estonian Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Etchemin | Algonquian-Ritwan (Algic) |
Etem | Planned languages |
Eteocretan | Minoan, Eteocretan, Prehellenic |
Eteocypriot see: Amathusian | Minoan, Eteocretan, Prehellenic |
Ethiopian see: Amharic | Ethiopic |
Ethiopian Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Ethiopic | Ethiopic |
Eton | Bantu |
Etruscan | Etruscan |
Etsakor see: Yekhee | Benue-Congo |
Etulo | Atlantic |
Euchee see: Yuchi | Yuchi |
Eurasiatic languages | Eurasiatic languages |
Euro-English | Modern English |
Even | Northern Tungusic |
Evenki | Northern Tungusic |
Evji see: Duwai | Chadic |
Ewe | Kwa |
Ewondo | Bantu |
Ewondo-Fang A70 | Bantu |
Ewulu | Benue-Congo |
Extinct Samoyedic languages | Extinct Samoyedic languages |
Extreme Southern Italian dialects | Italo-Romance |
Eyak | Athapaskan-Eyak |
Eynu | Southeast Turkic (Uighur) |
Ezha | Ethiopic |
Fa d’Ambô see: Fa d’Ambu | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Fa d’Ambu | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
A Fala | Portuguese, Galician |
Fali | Adamawa |
Faliscan | Latino-Faliscan |
Falkland Islands English | Modern English |
Fallam | Kuki-Chin-Naga |
Fanakalo | Pidgins and creoles with lexifiers other than Romance and English |
Fanbak | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Fang | Bantu |
Fantasy languages | Fantasy languages |
Farefare | Gur (Voltaic) |
Faroese | Faroese |
Farsi see: Persian | Persian |
Farvi | Northwest Iranian |
Fasu | Papuan |
Fataluku | Papuan |
Favorlang | Formosan |
Fe'fe' | Benue-Congo |
Fesoa see: Nalik | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Fessoa see: Nalik | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Figuig | Berber |
Fiji Hindi | Hindi and Urdu |
Fiji Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Fijian | Polynesian |
Fijian Hindustani see: Fiji Hindi | Hindi and Urdu |
Filipino see: Tagalog | Languages of the Philippines |
Finland Swedish | Swedish |
Finnic | Finnic |
Finnish (Suomi) | Finnish (Suomi) |
Finnish Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Finnish-Russian Jargon | Pidgins and creoles with lexifiers other than Romance and English |
Finno-Ugric | Finno-Ugric |
Fiorentino see: Tuscan | Italo-Romance |
Fipa-Mambwe M10 | Bantu |
Fiuman | Italo-Romance |
Flaaitaal see: Tsotsitaal | Afrikaans |
Flemish | Modern Dutch |
Flemish Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Flores-Lembata | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Foau | Papuan |
Foe see: Foi | Papuan |
Foi | Papuan |
Fon | Kwa |
Fongbe see: Fon | Kwa |
Foodo | Kwa |
For see: Fur | Nilo-Saharan |
Fordata | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Fore | Papuan |
Forest Nenets | Nenets |
Formosan | Formosan |
Franco-Provençal | Franco-Provençal |
French | French |
French Belgian Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
French Guianese Creole | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
French of Subsaharan Africa see: African French | Modern French |
French Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Frisian | Frisian |
Friulan | Friulan |
Fula | Atlantic |
Fulfulde see: Fula | Atlantic |
Fuliiro | Bantu |
Fulniô Yatê see: Yaathe | Macro-Jê stock |
Fumu | Bantu |
Fungwa | Benue-Congo |
Fur | Nilo-Saharan |
Futunan | Polynesian |
Fuyug | Papuan |
Fwaî | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Fwe | Bantu |
Ga | Kwa |
Gaagudju see: Gagadu | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Gaahmg see: Jebel | Nilo-Saharan |
Gaalpu see: Dhangu | Pama-Nyungan |
Gadaba | Central Dravidian |
Ga’dang | Languages of the Philippines |
Gadang | Chadic |
Gaddang | Languages of the Philippines |
Gaddi | Northern Indo-Aryan (Pahari/Himalayan) |
Gadjerawang | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Gadsup | Papuan |
Gaelic see: Goidelic (Gaelic) | Goidelic (Gaelic) |
Gafat | Ethiopic |
Gafatinya see: Gafat | Ethiopic |
Gagadu | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Gagauz | Turkish (Osmanli), Balkan dialects, Gagauz |
Gahom see: Bahinemo | Papuan |
Gahri | Bodish languages |
Gahuku | Papuan |
Galela | Papuan |
Galeya | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Galgadungic | Pama-Nyungan |
Gàlì | Chadic |
Galibi see: Kari’ña | Carib family |
Galim see: Suga | Benue-Congo |
Gallo | Gallo-Romance |
Gallo-Italian | Italo-Romance |
Gallo-Romance | Gallo-Romance |
Gallurese | Sardinian |
Galo | Tibeto-Burman languages of Northeast India (Bangladesh, Nepal) |
Gamilaraay | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Gamo | Omotic |
Gan | Modern Chinese |
Gan (Gur) see: Kaanse | Gur (Voltaic) |
Gǁana | Khoisan |
Ganda | Bantu |
Gane | South Halmahera-West-New Guinea |
Gapapaiwa | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Garawa | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Garhwali | Northern Indo-Aryan (Pahari/Himalayan) |
Garifuna | Arawakan stock |
Garo | Tibeto-Burman languages of Northeast India (Bangladesh, Nepal) |
Garrwa see: Garawa | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Garwi see: Kalami | Dardic |
Gascon | Modern Occitan |
Gathang | Pama-Nyungan |
Gaulish | Gaulish |
Gavar see: Gawar-Bati | Dardic |
Gavião | Tupian stock |
Gawar-Bati | Dardic |
Gawwada | Cushitic |
Gayardilt see: Kayardild | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Gayo | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Gazhuo see: Khatso | Burmese-Lolo (Burmic) |
Gban | Mande |
Gbaya | Ubangian (Eastern) |
Gbe | Kwa |
Ge | Ethiopic |
Geba | Karen |
Gebe | South Halmahera-West-New Guinea |
Ge-Chi | Kadai |
Geʿez | Ethiopic |
Geji | Chadic |
Gela | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Gelao | Kadai |
Gelong | Tai-Kadai |
Gemu see: Gamo | Omotic |
Georgian | Georgian |
Georgian Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
German | German |
German Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Germanic | Germanic |
Geser | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Geshiza | Northeastern Tibeto-Burman languages |
Gesinan see: Harari | Ethiopic |
Ge-Sinan see: Harari | Ethiopic |
Gestuno see: International Sign Language | Planned languages |
Geto | Ethiopic |
Geyang | Thai |
Ge-Yang | Kadai |
Ghadames | Berber |
Ghale | Bodish languages |
Ghanaian Pidgin English | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Ghanaian Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Ghɔmálá’ see: Ghomala | Benue-Congo |
Gheg | Albanian |
Ghimirra see: Bench | Omotic |
Ghodoberi see: Godoberi | Avaro-Andi-Dido |
Ghomala | Benue-Congo |
Gidabal | Pama-Nyungan |
Gidar | Chadic |
Gide’o | Cushitic |
Gidja see: Kija | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Gi’iz see: Geʿez | Ethiopic |
Gilaki | Northwest Iranian |
Gilbertese see: Kiribati | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Gilyak (Nivkh) | Gilyak (Nivkh) |
Gimira see: Bench | Omotic |
Gimojan | Omotic |
Ginux | Tsezic |
Ginyanga | Kwa |
Giryama | Bantu |
Gitksan | Tsimshian |
Gizey | Chadic |
Giziga | Chadic |
Glavda | Chadic |
Globish | Planned languages |
Godoberi | Avaro-Andi-Dido |
Goemai | Chadic |
Gofa | Omotic |
Gogo | Bantu |
Gogo-Kagulu G10 | Bantu |
Goidelic (Gaelic) | Goidelic (Gaelic) |
Gojri | Central Indo-Aryan |
Gokana see: Ogoni | Benue-Congo |
Golbafi | Southwest Iranian |
Gomadj see: Gumatj | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Gomaidj see: Gumatj | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Gondi | South-Central Dravidian |
Gong see: Ugong | Burmese-Lolo (Burmic) |
Gonga | Omotic |
Gongdubikha see: Gongduk | Bodish |
Gongduk | Bodish |
Gonja | Kwa |
Goo | Mande |
Gooniyandi | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Gorani see: Gurani | Northwest Iranian |
Gorlos | Mongolian proper |
Gorlos-Jalait-Dörbet | Mongolian proper |
Gorontalo | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Gorowa | Cushitic |
Gorum | Munda |
Gothic | Gothic |
Gouraghie see: Gurage | Ethiopic |
Govorka see: Taimyr Pidgin Russian | Pidgins and creoles with lexifiers other than Romance and English |
Gradišćanskohrvatski jezik see: Burgenland Croatian | Serbo-Croatian (Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian) |
Grangali | Dardic |
Grassfields languages | Benue-Congo |
Great Andamanese | Andamanese |
Greek | Greek |
Greek Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Grenadian Creole English | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Griko | Modern Greek |
gSerkhu | Northeastern Tibeto-Burman languages |
Gta | Munda |
Gua see: Late | Kwa |
Guahibo | Languages of Western Amazonia |
Guaijaro see: Wayú | Arawakan stock |
Guajá | Tupi-Guarani substock |
Guajajara | Tupi-Guarani substock |
Guajibo see: Guahibo | Languages of Western Amazonia |
Guale | North American small families and isolates |
Guambiano | Languages of Northwest South America |
Guanhua see: Mandarin | Modern Chinese |
Guanjinqiao | Northeastern Tibeto-Burman languages |
Guaraché | Guarani |
Guarani | Guarani |
Guaraní paraguayo | Guarani |
Guarasu | Tupi-Guarani substock |
Guarayu | Tupi-Guarani substock |
Guarijío | Uto-Aztecan |
Guatemalan Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Guató | Macro-Jê stock |
Guaycurú see: Waikurú | Languages of the Chaco Region |
Guaymí | Chibcha family |
Gudi | Chadic |
Guébie | Kru |
Guernésiais see: Norman French | Modern French |
Guernsey English see: Channel Island English | Modern English |
Gugudayor see: Thayore | Paman |
Guguyalanji see: Kuku-Yalanji | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Guhu Samane | Papuan |
Gǀui | Khoisan |
Guinea French | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Guinea-Bissau Portuguese | Non-European Portuguese |
Guinea-Bissau Portuguese Creole see: Guiné-Bissao Creole Portuguese | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Guiné-Bissao Creole Portuguese | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Guiqiong | Northeastern Tibeto-Burman languages |
Gujarati | Central Indo-Aryan |
Gujari see: Gojri | Central Indo-Aryan |
Gula Iro | Adamawa |
Gulf Arabic see: Bedouin Arabic | Modern Arabic dialects |
Gulf Pidgin Arabic | Pidgins and creoles with lexifiers other than Romance and English |
Gullah | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Gulmancema | Gur (Voltaic) |
Gumatj | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Gumawana | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Gumbaynggir | Pama-Nyungan |
Gumuz | Nilo-Saharan |
Gun see: Gungbe | Kwa |
Gunai | Pama-Nyungan |
Gungbe | Kwa |
Gunin see: Kwini | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Gunu | Bantu |
Gününa Küne | Languages of the South American Southern Foothills |
Gunwinggu | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Gunwingguan | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Gunwinyguan see: Gunwingguan | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Gunzib | Tsezic |
Gupapuyngu | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Gur (Voltaic) | Gur (Voltaic) |
Gurage | Ethiopic |
Guragie see: Gurage | Ethiopic |
Guragone | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Gurague see: Gurage | Ethiopic |
Gurani | Northwest Iranian |
Gurbani | Central Indo-Aryan |
Gùrdun see: Gùrùntùm | Chadic |
Gurene see: Gur (Voltaic) | Gur (Voltaic) |
Gurenne see: Farefare | Gur (Voltaic) |
Guresha see: Buli | Gur (Voltaic) |
Gurian | Georgian |
Gurindji | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Gurindji Kriol | Pidgins and creoles with lexifiers other than Romance and English |
Gurinji see: Gurindji | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Gurma | Gur (Voltaic) |
Guro | Mande |
Gurrgoni see: Guragone | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Gurundji see: Gurunji | Paman |
Gurung | Bodish languages |
Gurunji | Paman |
Gùrùntùm | Chadic |
Gusii | Bantu |
Gutob | Munda |
Guugu Yimidhirr see: Guugu Yimithirr | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Guugu Yimithirr | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Guyanese Creole | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Guyuk | Adamawa |
Gwaanda | Adamawa |
Gwahatike | Papuan |
Gwama | Nilo-Saharan |
Gwari | Benue-Congo |
Gwemara see: Gurage | Ethiopic |
Gwenedeg | Modern Breton |
Gwere | Bantu |
Gwich’in | Athapaskan-Eyak |
Gyalsumdo | Tibetan (Central Bodish) |
Gyarong see: Jiarong | Northeastern Tibeto-Burman languages |
Gyele | Bantu |
Gyirong see: Kyerung | Tibetan (Central Bodish) |
ǀHaasi | Khoisan |
Haavu | Bantu |
ǂHaba | Khoisan |
Habesha see: Tigrinya | Ethiopic |
Hadandowa | Cushitic |
Hadiyya | Cushitic |
Hadrami Arabic see: Yemeni Arabic | Modern Arabic dialects |
Hadramitic | South Arabic |
Hadza | Khoisan |
Haida | Haida |
Haiǁʼom | Khoisan |
Haisla | Wakashan |
Haitian Creole | Romance lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Haitian Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Hajong | Bengali |
Hakka | Modern Chinese |
Halaba see: Allaaba | Cushitic |
Halh see: Khalkha | Mongolian proper |
Halia | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Haliti see: Paresí | Arawakan stock |
Halkomelem | Salish |
Halq'eméylem see: Halkomelem | Salish |
Hamer-Banna | Omotic |
Hamito-Semitic languages see: Afro-Asiatic (Hamito-Semitic) languages | Afro-Asiatic (Hamito-Semitic) languages |
Hamtanga | Cushitic |
Hän | Athapaskan-Eyak |
Hanga | Bantu |
Hani | Burmese-Lolo (Burmic) |
Hano see: Raga | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Hanoi Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Haoni see: Honi | Burmese-Lolo (Burmic) |
Harakmbut | Languages of Western Amazonia |
Harappan (language of the ancient Indus civilization) | Harappan (language of the ancient Indus civilization) |
Harari | Ethiopic |
Haro see: Koorete | Omotic |
Haroti | Central Indo-Aryan |
Harro see: Koorete | Omotic |
Harsusi | South Arabic |
Haruai | Papuan |
Haruku | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Haryanvi | Hindi and Urdu |
Hasaitic | Ancient Arabic (Safaitic, Lihyanite, Thamudic, Hasaitic) |
Hassaniyya | Modern Arabic dialects |
Hatam | Papuan |
Hatran Aramaic | Old Aramaic |
Hattian | Hattian |
Hãtxa Kuĩ Brazilian Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Hausa | Hausa |
Hausa Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Havasupai | Yuman |
Hawai’i Creole English | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Hawai’i Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Hawaiian | Polynesian |
Hawrami see: Gurani | Northwest Iranian |
Hawu see: Sabu | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Haya | Bantu |
Haya-Jita JE20 | Bantu |
Hayu | Himalayan Bodic languages |
Hdi | Chadic |
Headwaters Buang | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Hebrew | Hebrew |
Hehe | Bantu |
Heiban | Kordofanian |
Heilongjiang Dörbet | Mongolian proper |
Heiltsuk | Wakashan |
Heiltsukvla see: Heiltsuk | Wakashan |
Helambu Sherpa see: Yolmo | Tibetan (Central Bodish) |
Helong | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Hema | Bantu |
Herero | Bantu |
Herero R30 | Bantu |
Hezhe | Southern Tungusic |
Hiaki see: Yaqui | Uto-Aztecan |
Hibito | Languages of the Andes |
Hichiti-Mikasuki | Muskogean |
Hidatsa | Siouan |
High German | High German |
Highland Chontal see: Tequistlatec | Mesoamerican small families and isolates |
Hijazi Arabic see: Saudi Arabian Arabic | Modern Arabic dialects |
Hiligaynon | Languages of the Philippines |
Hill Mari | Mari (Cheremis) |
Himalayan | Northern Indo-Aryan (Pahari/Himalayan) |
Himalayan Bodic languages | Himalayan Bodic languages |
Hindi and Urdu | Hindi and Urdu |
Hindko | Northwest Indo-Aryan |
Hinukh see: Ginux | Tsezic |
Hinuq see: Ginux | Tsezic |
Hiri Motu | Pidgins and creoles with lexifiers other than Romance and English |
Hismaic | Ancient Arabic (Safaitic, Lihyanite, Thamudic, Hasaitic) |
Hispanic see: Ibero-Romance | Ibero-Romance |
Hispano-Celtic see: Celtiberian and Hispano-Celtic | Celtiberian and Hispano-Celtic |
Hittite | Hittite |
Hiw | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Hixkaryana | Carib family |
Hlai | Tai-Kadai |
Hmong | Hmong-Mien (Miao-Yao) |
Hmongic | Hmong-Mien (Miao-Yao) |
Hmong-Mien (Miao-Yao) | Hmong-Mien (Miao-Yao) |
Hmu | Hmong-Mien (Miao-Yao) |
Ho | Munda |
Ho Chi Minh City Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Hồ Chí Minh City Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Ho Ne | Hmong-Mien (Miao-Yao) |
ǂHoan | Khoisan |
Hoava | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Hobyot | Ancient Arabic (Safaitic, Lihyanite, Thamudic, Hasaitic) |
Hocak see: Winnebago | Siouan |
Hochank see: Winnebago | Siouan |
Ho-Chunk see: Winnebago | Siouan |
Hodɨ | Languages of Amazonia |
Hokan | Hokan |
Hokkaglish | Languages of the Philippines |
Hokkien | Modern Chinese |
Hoklo see: Taiwanese | Modern Chinese |
Hone | Benue-Congo |
Hong Kong English | Modern English |
Hong Kong Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Honi | Burmese-Lolo (Burmic) |
Hopi | Uto-Aztecan |
Horpa | Northeastern Tibeto-Burman languages |
Hottentot Dutch see: Cape Dutch Pidgin | Pidgins and creoles with lexifiers other than Romance and English |
Hovongan | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Hozo | Omotic |
Hrangkhol | Kuki-Chin-Naga |
Hrusish | Tibeto-Burman |
Hruso | Tibeto-Burman |
Hsiang see: Xiang | Modern Chinese |
Hu | Northern Mon-Khmer |
Hua | Papuan |
Hualapai see: Walapai | Yuman |
Huarayo see: Ese eja | Takana family |
Huariapano see: Wariapano | Pano family |
Huarijío see: Guarijío | Uto-Aztecan |
Huarpe see: Warpe | Languages of the South American Cone |
Huastec | Mayan |
Huave | Mesoamerican small families and isolates |
Huelel see: Esselen | North American small families and isolates |
Huetar | Chibcha family |
Huichol | Uto-Aztecan |
Huihui see: Tsat | Malayo-Polynesian |
Huizhou | Modern Chinese |
Hukumina | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Hula | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Huli | Papuan |
Humurana see: Omurano | Languages of the South American Northern Foothills |
Hunan see: Xiang | Modern Chinese |
Hunde | Bantu |
Hundzur see: Avar | Avaro-Andi-Dido |
Hunganna | Bantu |
Hungarian | Hungarian |
Hungarian Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Hunsrik | New High German |
Hunzib see: Gunzib | Tsezic |
Hup see: Hupda | Languages of Western Amazonia |
Hupa | Athapaskan-Eyak |
Hupda | Languages of Western Amazonia |
Huron | Iroquoian |
Hurrian | Hurrian |
Hurro-Urartian | Hurro-Urartian |
Hwarasa | Cushitic |
Hyam | Benue-Congo |
Hyow | Kuki-Chin-Naga |
Iaai | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Iai | Papuan |
Iatmul | Papuan |
Iban | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Ibanag | Languages of the Philippines |
Ibatan | Languages of the Philippines |
Ibeme | Benue-Congo |
Ibero-Caucasian languages see: Caucasian languages | Caucasian languages |
Ibero-Romance | Ibero-Romance |
Ibibio | Benue-Congo |
Ibo see: Igbo | Benue-Congo |
Icelandic | Icelandic |
Icelandic Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Ida’an see: Begak | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Idaasha | Yoruba |
Idate | Central Malayo-Polynesian |
Idaxo | Bantu |
Idi | Papuan |
Idiom Neutral | Planned languages |
Ido | Planned languages |
Idoma | Benue-Congo |
Idumean see: Edomite | Canaanite |
Ife | Yoruba |
Ifira-Mele see: Mele | Polynesian |
Ifugao | Languages of the Philippines |
Ígálà | Yoruba |
Igbo | Benue-Congo |
Igede | Benue-Congo |
Ignaciano | Arawakan stock |
Igo | Kwa |
Iha | Papuan |
Ijo | Niger-Congo (Niger-Kordofanian) |
Ik | Nilo-Saharan |
Ika | Chibcha family |
Ika (Niger Congo) | Niger-Congo (Niger-Kordofanian) |
Iko | Benue-Congo |
Ikoma | Bantu |
Ikpeng | Carib family |
Ikposso see: Kposo | Kwa |
Ikuhane | Bantu |
Ikwere | Benue-Congo |
Ila | Bantu |
Illyrian, Messapic | Illyrian, Messapic |
Ilocano see: Ilokano | Languages of the Philippines |
Ilokano | Languages of the Philippines |
Ilonggo see: Hiligaynon | Languages of the Philippines |
Imeretian | Georgian |
Inagta Alabat | Languages of the Philippines |
Inakeanon see: Aklanon | Languages of the Philippines |
Inanwatan | Papuan |
Iñapari | Arawakan stock |
Inari Saami | Saamic |
Inaru see: Bahinemo | Papuan |
Inati | Malayo-Polynesian |
Indian English | Modern English |
Indian Portuguese | Non-European Portuguese |
Indian Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Indi-Awe | South-Central Dravidian |
Indic see: Indo-Aryan (Indic) | Indo-Aryan (Indic) |
Indigenous languages of the Americas | Indigenous languages of the Americas |
Individual sign languages (except ASL) | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Indo-Aryan (Indic) | Indo-Aryan (Indic) |
Indo-European languages | Indo-European languages |
Indo-Iranian | Indo-Iranian |
Indonesian Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Indo-Pakistani Sign Language see: Indian Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Ingalik | Athapaskan-Eyak |
Ingarikó see: Akawaio | Carib family |
Ingrian | Ingrian |
Ingush | Nakh |
Inor | Ethiopic |
Insular Celtic | Insular Celtic |
Insular Scandinavian | Insular Scandinavian |
Interior Salish | Salish |
Interlingua | Planned languages |
Intermediate Southern Italian dialects | Italo-Romance |
International Sign Language | Planned languages |
Interrelationships between language families | Interrelationships between language families |
Interslavic | Planned languages |
Intha | Burmese-Lolo (Burmic) |
Inuit | Eskimo-Aleut |
Inuit Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Inuktitut | Eskimo-Aleut |
Inuvialuk | Eskimo-Aleut |
Invalialuktun see: Inuvialuk | Eskimo-Aleut |
Ipeka | Arawakan stock |
Iquito | Languages of the South American Northern Foothills |
Irahutu | South Halmahera-West-New Guinea |
Iranian | Iranian |
Iranian Arabic | Modern Arabic dialects |
Iranian Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Irantxe | Languages of Central Amazonia |
Iranun | Languages of the Philippines |
Iraqi Arabic | Modern Arabic dialects |
Iraqw | Cushitic |
Irarutu see: Irahutu | South Halmahera-West-New Guinea |
Irbore see: Arbore | Cushitic |
Irish | Irish |
Irish English | Modern English |
Irish Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Iroquoian | Iroquoian |
Irula | Tamil |
I’saka | Papuan |
Isan | Thai |
Iscamtho | Pidgins and creoles with lexifiers other than Romance and English |
Isconahua | Pano family |
Isharon Ki Zubann see: Pakistan Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Ishkashimi | East Iranian |
Isimbi see: Esimbi | Benue-Congo |
Isinai | Languages of the Philippines |
Islam see: Argobba | Ethiopic |
Islander Creole English see: San Andrés-Providence Creole | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Isnag | Languages of the Philippines |
iS’ncamtho | Bantu |
Israeli Hebrew see: Modern (Israeli) Hebrew | Modern (Israeli) Hebrew |
Israeli Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Istriot see: Istro-Romance | Istro-Romance |
Istro-Romance | Istro-Romance |
Istro-Romanian | Balkan Romance |
Isu | Benue-Congo |
Italian | Italo-Romance |
Italian Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Italic | Italic |
Italo-Romance | Italo-Romance |
Itelmen | Chukchi-Kamchatkan |
Itonama | Languages of Central Amazonia |
Itsekiri | Benue-Congo |
Itzaj | Mayan |
Iu Mien | Hmong-Mien (Miao-Yao) |
Iwaidjan | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Iwal | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Ixcatec | Otomanguean |
Ixhil | Mayan |
Iyekhee see: Yekhee | Benue-Congo |
Izhor see: Ingrian | Ingrian |
Izon see: Ịzọn | Niger-Congo (Niger-Kordofanian) |
Jabêm see: Yabem | Melanesian and Micronesian (including Chamorro and Palauan) |
Jabutí | Languages of Central Amazonia |
Jad | Tibetan (Central Bodish) |
Jadliaura | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Jahai | Southern Mon-Khmer |
Jakaltek | Mayan |
Jakhachin | Oirat (including Kalmyk) |
Jakun | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Jalait | Mongolian proper |
Jalayid see: Jalait | Mongolian proper |
Jalonke see: Yalunka | Mande |
Jamaican Creole | English lexifier pidgins and creoles |
Jamaican English | Modern English |
Jamee | Western Malayo-Polynesian |
Jaminjungan | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Janjero see: Yemsa | Omotic |
Japan Sign Language | Individual sign languages (except ASL) |
Japanese | Japanese |
Japanese English | Modern English |
Japhug | Northeastern Tibeto-Burman languages |
Japreria | Carib family |
Jaqačin see: Jakhachin | Oirat (including Kalmyk) |
Jaqaru | Aymara |
Jarai | Malayo-Polynesian |
Jaralde see: Tanganekald | Pama-Nyungan |
Jarawa | Andamanese |
Jarawan Bantu | Benue-Congo |
Jarawara | Arawan family |
Jarildekald see: Tanganekald | Pama-Nyungan |
Jaroo see: Jaru | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Jarrakan | Australian |
Jaru | Southwest Pama-Nyungan |
Jaruára see: Jarawara | Arawan family |
Jarut | Mongolian proper |
Javanese | Javanese |
Jawoyn | Non-Pama-Nyungan |
Jê | Jê family |
Jê family | Jê family |
Jebel | Nilo-Saharan |
Jebero | Languages of the South American Northern Foothills |
Jedek | Southern Mon-Khmer |
Jejueo | Korean |
Jeli | Mande |
Jemez see: Towa | Kiowa-Tanoan |
Jemjem see: Suga | Benue-Congo |
Jen |