Languages by language family/Armenian

◂ Indo-European languages

▸ Armenian (or Armenic) languages:

Classical-Middle Armenian languages (†) (see below)
Eastern-Western Armenian languages (see below)

▸ Classical-Middle Armenian languages (†):

Classical Armenian (or Old Armenian, Liturgical Armenian) (†) [xcl] (disabled)
Middle Armenian (†) [axm] (disabled)

▸ Eastern-Western Armenian languages:

Armenian (or Eastern Armenian) [hy/hye/arm]
- Khoy-Maragha
  - Maragha
  - Khoy
- Agulis-Meghri
  - Agulis
  - Meghri
- Ararat
  - Ashkharik
  - Astrakhan Armenian
  - Bayazet
  - Djugha
  - Erevan
  - Ardvin-Tbilisi
    - Artvin
    - Tbilisi
- Gharabagh-Shamakhi
  - Burdur
  - Dzhulfa (Azerbaijan)
  - Gharabagh
  - Jolfâ (Iran)
  - Krzen
  - Mehtishen
  - Shamakhi (Armenian)
  - Kazakh-Kirovabad
    - Kazakh
    - Kirovabad
  - Aresh-Havarik
    - Aresh
    - Havarik
Western Armenian [hyw]
- Artial (or Artialic)
- Bolu (Armenian)
- Stanoz
- Yozgat
- Hamshenic
  - Edesa Armenian
  - Hamshen
- Vanic
  - Diadin
  - Van
- Antioch
  - Beylan
  - Kesab-Svedia
    - Kesab
    - Svedia
- Kilikien
  - Hajin
  - Marash-Zeytun
    - Marash
    - Zeytun
- Mush-Tigranakert
  - Mush
  - Sasun
  - Tigranakert
  - Talverik-Motkan
    - Motkan
    - Talverik
- Asia Minor
  - Akn
  - Arabkir
  - Aslanbeck
  - Ayntab
  - Constantinople Armenian
  - Eudokia
  - Karin
  - Kesaria
  - Kyurin
  - Malatya
  - North Komedia
  - Rodosto
  - Sebastia
  - Sivrihisar
  - Smyrna Armenian
  - Syolyoz
  - Trabzon
  - Crimea-Nor Nakhichevan
    - Crimea
    - Nor Nakhichevan
  - Kharberd-Erznkad
    - Erznkad
    - Kharberd
  - Marzvan-Amasia
    - Amasia
    - Marzvan
  - Shapin-Karahisar
    - Karahisar
    - Shapin
  - Kessab-Latakia-Jisr-al-Shughur
    - Kessab
    - Latakia
    - Jisr-al-Shughur