Languages by language family/Bahnaric

◂ Austroasiatic languages

▸ Bahnaric languages:

• North Bahnaric languages (see below)
• South Bahnaric languages (see below)
• West Bahnaric languages (see below)
• Alak (or Arak, Harlak, Hrlak, Hlak, Slouy) [alk] (disabled)
• Talieng (or Taliang, Tariang, Trieng) [tdf] (disabled)
• Tampuan (or Tampuen, Tampuon, Tamphuan, Kha Tampuen, Kha Tampuon, Kha, Campuo’n, Campuon, Proon, Proons, Lamam) [tpu] (disabled)
• Cua (or Bong Miew, Bòng Mieu) [cua] (disabled)
  • Kol (Vietnam) (or Kor)
  • Traw

▸ North Bahnaric languages:

• Katua (or Ca Tua) [kta] (disabled)
• Takua (or Kotua, Quang Tin Katu, Langya) [tkz] (disabled)
• Lamamic languages
  • Kaco’ (or Kacho’, Kancho, Kachah’, Kachah, Kachok, Kacok, Kacoq) [xkk] (disabled)
  • Romam (or Lamam) [rmx] (disabled)
• Kayong-Jeh-Halang languages
  • Halang Doan (or Halang Doan, Halang Duan, Doan, Duan) [hld] (disabled)
  • Kayong (or Kagiuong, Cagiuong, Ca Giong, Katang) [kxy] (disabled)
  • Jeh-Halang languages
    • Halang (or Haleng, Halong, Kolong, Koyong, Selong, Salang, Alang) [hal] (disabled)
    • Jeh (or Yeh, Yaeh, Gie, Die) [jeh] (disabled)
      • Jeh Bri La
      • Jeh Mang Ram
• Hre-Sedang-Todrah-Monam languages
  • Todrah (or Todrá, Didrah, Didra, Dədrah, Modra, Podra, Kodra) [tdr] (disabled)
  • Bonam-Monam languages
    • Monom (or Monam, Menam, Bonom, Bonam) [moo] (disabled)
    • Bahnar (or Bənhàr, Bana) [bdq] (disabled)
      • Alakong
      • Bahnar Bonom
      • Golar (Austroasiatic)
      • Jolong
      • Kontum
      • Krem
      • Tolo
  • Hre-Sedang languages
    • Hre (or Hrê, Cham-Re, Chom, Davak, Davach, Dá-Vách, Moi Da Vach, Moi Dá-vách, Moi Luy, Moi, Tachom) [hre] (disabled)
      • Creq
      • Nuclear Hre
      • Rabah
    • Rengao (or Rangao, Rəngao, Rongao, Ro-Ngao, Hamong) [ren] (disabled)
      • Bahnar-Rengao
      • Sedang-Rengao
      • Western Rengao
    • Sedang (or Sədang, Cadong, Hdang, Hadang, Hotea, Hoteang, Həjung, Xa Dang, Xodang, Kmrang, Kəmrang, Roteang, Rotea, Tang) [sed] (disabled)
      • Central Sedang
      • Dak Sut Sedang
      • Greater Sedang
      • Kon Hring Sedang
      • Kotua Sedang

▸ South Bahnaric languages:

• Koho-Maa languages
  • Maa (or Ma, Maa’, Maaq, Ma Krung, Ma Ngan, Ma To, Ma Xop, Chau-Ma, Chauma, Che Ma) [cma] (disabled)
  • Koho (or Kɤho, Kohor, Kahov, Caho, Coho) [kpm] (disabled)
    • Chil (Koho)
    • Kalop
    • Kodu
    • Lac
    • Laya (Austroasiatic)
    • Nop
    • Pru
    • Rion
    • Sop (Austroasiatic)
    • Sre (or Srê)
    • Tala (Vietnam)
    • Tring (Austroasiatic)
• Mnong-Stieng-Chrau languages
  • Chrau (or Chauro, Choro, Gro, Jro, Ro, Tamun) [crw] (disabled)
  • Stieng languages
    • Budeh Stieng (or Budeh, Southern Stieng, Lower Stieng) [stt] (disabled)
    • Bulo Stieng (or Upper Stieng, Northern Stieng, Xa-Dieng, Xtieng, Stieng, Kediang, Kajiang, Rangah, Rmang) [sti] (disabled)
      • Budip
      • Bulo
  • Mnong (or Mong, Penong, Pnong, Phanong, Phnong, Phong, Nong) languages
    • Eastern Mnong [mng] (disabled)
      • Chil
      • Mnong Gar
      • Mnong Kwanh
      • Mnong Rolom
    • Southern-Central Mnong languages
      • Kraol (or Chrau, Crau, Trao) [rka] (disabled)
      • Southern Mnong [mnn] (disabled)
        • Bunong (or Bu Nong, Bunong)
        • Prang (Southern Mnong)
      • Central Mnong (or Central Mong) [cmo] (disabled)
        • Biat (or Bhiét, Biet)
        • Bu Dang (or Budang, Budong)
        • Bu Nar
        • Bu Rung
        • Dih Bri
        • Préh

▸ West Bahnaric languages:

• Lawi [lvi] (disabled)
• Trieng (or Treng, Strieng, Ta-Rieng, Talieng, Tareh, Gie-Trieng, Giang Ray, Dgiéh, Pin) [stg] (disabled)
• Nuclear West Bahnaric
  • Sapuan (or Sapouan, Sapuor) [spu] (disabled)
  • Nyaheun (or Nyahuen, Nyahön, Niahon, Nia Hoen, Nyah Heuny, Nha Heun, Ña-hu’n, Yaheun, Hin, Hoen, Hu’n, Hun, Prou) [nev] (disabled)
  • Oy (or Oi, Euy, Huei) [oyb] (disabled)
    • Inn Tea
    • Jeng
    • Kranyeu
    • Riyao
    • Sok
    • Tamal Euy
  • Brao (or Braou, Brau, Brou, Rawe, Lue, Love, Lave, Laveh, Veh, Prou, Proue) [brb] (disabled)
    • Southern Brao
      • Krung
      • Lowland Brao (or Palau)
      • Lun (Brao)
    • Northern Brao
      • Northwestern Brao
        • Jrii
        • Kavet
      • Northeastern Brao
        • Hamong
        • Ka-nying
        • Ombaa
  • Loven-Suq languages
    • Laven (or Laweenjru, Lawen, Loven, Boloven, Boriwen, Jruq, Jəru, Jaru, Jru’, Jru) [jro] (disabled)
    • Sou (or Su, Sue, Soué, Su’, Souk, Suq, Sawk) [sqq] (disabled)