Languages by language family/Bodic

◂ Sino-Tibetan languages ◂ Tibeto-Burmese languages

▸ Bodic languages:

• Bodish languages (see subpage)
• West Himalayish (or Almora, Kanauric) languages (see subpage)
• Kaike-Ghale-Tamangic languages
  • Kaike (or Tarali Kham) [kzq] (disabled)
  • Ghale-Tamangic languages
    • Ghale languages (see below)
    • Tamangic languages (see below)

▸ Ghale languages:

• Kutang Ghale (or Bhotte) [ght] (disabled)
  • Bihi
  • Chak (Nepal)
  • Rana
• Southern Ghale (or Galle Gurung, Lila Ke, Ril-Lila) [ghe] (disabled)
  • Barpak
  • Kyaura
  • Laprak
• Northern Ghale [ghh] (disabled)
  • Jagat
  • Khorla
  • Nyak
  • Philim
  • Uiya

▸ Tamangic languages:

• Nuclear Tamang (or Tāmāng, Murmi) languages (see below)
• Gurungic languages (see below)
• Seke (Nepal) [skj] (disabled)
  • Chuksang
  • Tangbe
  • Tetang

▸ Nuclear Tamang (or Tāmāng, Murmi) languages:

• Eastern Gorkha Tamang [tge] (disabled)
  • Kasigaon
  • Kerounja
• Eastern Tamang [taj] (disabled)
  • Central-Eastern Tamang
  • Outer-Eastern Tamang
• Western Tamang (or Bhōtiā, Ishāng, Sain) [tdg] (disabled)
  • Northwestern Tamang
  • Southwestern Tamang
  • Rasuwa
  • Trisuli

▸ Gurungic languages:

• Gurung (or Gurnung, Tamu Kyi) [gvr] (disabled)
  • Eastern Gurung
  • Gorkha Gurung
  • Lamjung Gurung
  • Tamu Kyi
  • Western Gurung
    • Northwestern Gurung
    • Southern Gurung
• Manangba-Nar-Phu languages
  • Manange (or Manang, Manangi, Manangba, Manangbhot, Manangbolt, Nyishang, Nyeshang, Nyeshangba, Northern Gurung) [nmm] (disabled)
    • Prakaa
  • Nar Phu (or Nar-Phu, NarPhu, Narpú, Narpa) [npa] (disabled)
    • Nar
    • Phu
• Thakali-Chantyal languages
  • Chantyal (or Chhantel, Chantel, Chentel) [chx] (disabled)
  • Thakali (or Thaksya, Thāksya, Tapaang, Panchgaunle) [ths] (disabled)
    • Marpha
    • Syang
    • Tukche