List of Indo-European languages

The Indo-European languages include some 439 (SIL estimate^[1]) languages and dialects spoken by about three billion people, including most of the major language families of Europe and western Asia, which belong to a single superfamily. Each subfamily in this list contains many subgroups and individual languages.

Albanian language

Anatolian languages (extinct)

Armenian language

Modern Armenian
- Eastern Armenian
- Western Armenian
  - Homshetsi
- mixed Lomavren
Proto-Armenian (extinct)
Classical Armenian
Middle Armenian

Baltic languages

Extinct languages:

Old Prussian
Curonian (disputed; see Origin of Curonian)
Galindian
Selonian
Semigallian
Skalvian
Sudovian (Yotvingian)

Celtic languages

Continental Celtic (all extinct; a paraphyletic grouping)
- Gaulish
- Lepontic
- Galatian
- Celtiberian
Insular Celtic
- Goidelic
  - Galwegian Gaelic (extinct)
  - Irish
  - Scottish Gaelic
  - Manx
  - Shelta (cant)
  - Beurla Reagaird
- Brittonic
  - Welsh
  - Breton
  - Cornish
  - Cumbric
  - Ivernic (hypothetical)
  - Pictish
Unclassified
- Gallaecian (extinct)
- Noric (extinct)

Germanic languages

East Germanic (all extinct)
North Germanic
- East
  - Danish
    - Bornholmsk
    - Jutlandic
  - Gutnish
  - Swedish
  - Elfdalian
- West
  - Icelandic
  - Faroese
  - Norn (extinct)
  - Norwegian
    - Bokmål
    - Nynorsk
    - Høgnorsk
    - Sognamål
    - Stavangersk
    - Trøndersk
    - Hallingmål-Valdris
    - Vestlandsk
    - Arendalsk
    - Bergensk
    - Sandnes
    - Vikværsk
    - Meldal
    - Trondheimsk
    - Brønnøy
West Germanic

Hellenic languages (Greek)

Greek
- Mycenaean Greek (extinct)
- Aeolic Greek
- Arcadocypriot
- Ancient Macedonian^[2] (extinct)
- Attic (extinct)
- Doric (extinct)
- Koine (extinct)
  - Medieval Greek (extinct)
    - Modern Greek
      - Cretan
      - Demotic
      - Katharevousa
      - Cypriot
      - Yevanic (probably extinct)
      - Griko
      - Calabrian
      - Pontic
- Romano-Greek
- Eastern
  - Ionic (extinct)
- Western
  - Doric (extinct)
    - Tsakonian

Indo-Iranian languages

Indo-Aryan languages
- Central Indo-Aryan languages
- East Central Indo-Aryan languages
- Eastern Indo-Aryan languages
  - Bengali-Assamese languages
    - Assamese
    - Bengali
    - Bishnupriya Manipuri
    - Chakma
    - Chittagonian
    - Hajong
    - Halbi
    - Kharia Thar
    - Kayort
    - Kurmukar
    - Mal Paharia
    - Mirgan
    - Nahari
    - Rajbangsi
    - Rohingya
    - Sylheti
    - Tangchangya
  - Bihari languages
    - Angika
    - Bajjika
    - Bhojpuri
    - Caribbean Hindustani
    - Khortha
    - Kudmali
    - Magadhi
    - Maithili
    - Majhi
    - Musasa
    - Oraon Sadri
    - Pali
    - Panchpargania
    - Sadri
    - Surajpuri
  - Oriya languages
    - Adivasi Oriya
    - Bhatri
    - Bhunjia
    - Bodo Parja
    - Kosli
    - Kupia
    - Oriya
    - Relli
- Northern
  - Nepali
  - Garhwali
  - Kumaoni
  - Jumli
  - Palpa
  - Dogri-Kangri languages
    - Dogri
    - Kangri
    - Mandeali
    - Jaunsari
    - Kullu
    - Pahari Kinnauri
    - Sirmauri
    - Hinduri
    - Mahasu Pahari
- North-Western Indo-Aryan languages
  - Dardic languages (The relation of this subgroup to other Indo Aryan languages is unclear.)
    - Chitral languages
      - Kalasha-mun
      - Khowar
    - Kashmiri
    - Kohistani languages
      - Bateri
      - Chilisso
      - Gowro
      - Maiya
      - Kalami
      - Kalkoti
      - Tirahi
      - Torwali
      - Wotapuri-Katargalai
    - Kunar languages
      - Pashayi
      - Dameli
      - Gawar-Bati
      - Grangali
      - Shumashti
    - Shina languages
      - Brokstat
      - Domaaki
      - Kohistani Shina
      - Phalura
      - Savi
      - Shina
      - Ushojo
    - Lahnda
    - Jakati
    - Khetrani
    - Pothohari
    - Hindko
    - Saraiki
  - Gujarati languages
    - Gujarati
    - Kachchi
  - Sindhi languages
    - Jadgali
    - Lasi
    - Sindhi
    - Sindhi Bhil
- Nuristani languages
  - Askunu
  - Kamkata-viri
  - Vasi-vari
  - Tregami
  - Waigali
  - Zemiaki
  - Kalasha-ala
- Sanskrit
- Southern Indo-Aryan languages
  - Marathi–Konkani languages
    - Konkani
    - Katkari
    - Kukna
    - Phudagi
    - Samvedi
    - Varli
    - Marathi
  - Sinhalese-Maldivian languages
    - Sinhala
      - Vedda (Sinhala-based creole)
    - Maldivian
- Unclassified
  - Are
  - Bhalay
  - Deccan
  - Gowlan
  - Romani
    - Angloromani
    - Balkan Romani
    - Bohemian Romani (extinct)
    - Caló
    - Finnish Kalo
    - Kalderash Romani
    - Kurbet
    - Laiuse Romani (extinct)
    - Romano-Greek
    - Romano-Serbian
    - Scandoromani
    - Sinte Romani
    - Welsh-Romani
  - Varhadi-Nagpuri language
  - Savji language
Iranian languages
- Eastern Iranian languages
  - Northeastern Iranian languages
  - Southeastern Iranian languages
- Western Iranian languages
  - Northwestern Iranian languages
    - Parthian (extinct)
    - Kurdish
    - Zaza
    - Balochi
      - Koroshi
    - Khuri
    - Talysh
      - Old Azeri (extinct)
      - Tati
      - Harzandi
      - Karingani
      - Kho'ini
      - Gozarkhani
      - Kajali
      - Koresh-e Rostam
      - Maraghei
      - Razajerdi
      - Shahrudi
    - Ashtiani
      - Vafsi
    - Alviri-Vidari
    - Khunsari
    - Gazi
    - Zoroastrian Dari
    - Nayini
  - Southwestern Iranian languages
    - Persian
      - Bukhori
      - Dari
      - Tajik
      - Hazaragi
      - Aimaq
      - Sistani
      - Pahlavni (extinct)
      - Judeo-Persian
      - Dezfuli
      - Luri
        Bakhtiari
      - Sivandi
      - Kuhmareyi
    - Lari
      - Bashkardi
      - Kumzari
    - Tat
      - Judeo-Tat
    - Semnani
    - Gilaki
    - Mazanderani
      - Gorgani
    - Deylami (extinct)

Italic languages

Sabellic (extinct)
- Oscan
  - Volscian
- Umbrian
Latino-Faliscan (extinct)
Venetic (extinct; either Italic or closely related to Italic)
Romance languages
- Italo-Western languages
  - Italo-Dalmatian languages
    - Dalmatian (extinct)
    - Istriot
    - Tuscan
    - Venetian
    - Corsican
    - Sassarese
    - Sicilian
    - Neapolitan
      - Apulian
    - Judeo-Italian
  - Western Romance languages
    - Gallo-Romance languages
      - French
        Angevin
        
        Berrichon
        
        Champenois
        
        Poitevin
        
        Saintongeais
      - Lorrain
      - Picard
      - Walloon
      - Norman
        Anglo-Norman
        
        Guernésiais
        
        Jèrriais
      - Burgundian
        Frainc-Comtou
      - Franco-Provençal (Arpitan)
      - Savoyard
      - Gallo
      - Romansh
      - Ladin
      - Occitan
      - Catalan
        Balearic
        
        Valencian
      - Piedmontese
      - Ligurian
      - Lombard
      - Emilian-Romagnol
        Emilian
        
        Romagnol
    - Iberian Romance languages
      - Asturian
      - Cantabrian
      - Extremaduran
      - Leonese
      - Mirandese
      - Spanish
      - Fala
      - Galician
      - Portuguese
      - Aragonese
      - Mozarabic (extinct)
- Eastern Romance languages
- Sardinian

Slavic languages

Proto-Slavic
- East Slavic languages
  - Old East Slavic (extinct)
  - Belarusian
  - Russian
    - Doukhobor
    - Old Novgorodian (Extinct)
    - Pomor
  - Ruthenian (extinct)
  - Rusyn
    - Pannonian Rusyn
  - Motolian
  - West Polesian
  - Ukrainian
    - Balachka
    - Canadian Ukrainian
- South Slavic languages
  - Old Church Slavonic
  - Bulgarian
    - Banat Bulgarian
    - Meshterski
  - Macedonian
  - Torlakian (pidgin)
    - Gorani
  - Serbo-Croatian
    - Bosnian
    - Croatian
      - Chakavian
      - Burgenland Croatian
    - Kajkavian (extinct)
    - Montenegrin
    - Serbian
    - Shtokavian
      - Bunjevac
      - Slavomolisano
  - Slovene
    - Resian
    - Wendish
- West Slavic languages
  - Czech
    - Moravian
  - Kashubian (Pomeranian)
  - Polish
    - Old Polish (extinct)
    - Lesser Polish
    - Masovian
    - Masurian
    - Podhale
  - Lachian
  - Silesian (disputed)
    - Cieszyn Silesican
  - Slovak
    - Eastern Slovak
  - Sorbian
    - Lower Sorbian
    - Upper Sorbian
  - Polabian (extinct)
  - Knaanic (extinct)
  - Slovincian (extinct)

Tocharian languages (extinct)

Tocharian A (Turfanian, East Tocharian or Agnean)
Tocharian B (Kuchean or West Tocharian)
Tocharian C (Kröanian)

Indo-European languages whose relationship to other languages in the family is unclear

Cimmerian, possibly related to Thracian or Iranian
Ancient Ligurian, possibly related to Italic or Celtic
Lomavren
Dacian
Thracian
Illyrian
Messapian
Paionian
Phrygian

References

^ "Ethnologue report for Indo-European". Ethnologue.com.
^ "Ancient Macedonian". MultiTree: A Digital Library of Language Relationships. Retrieved 28 March 2016.

External links

[1] "Ethnologue report for Indo-European". Ethnologue.com.

[2] "Ancient Macedonian". MultiTree: A Digital Library of Language Relationships. Retrieved 28 March 2016.

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