Languages by language family/Finnic

◂ Uralic (or Uralian) languages ◂ Finno-Ugric (or Finno-Ugrian) languages

▸ Finnic (or Balto-Finnic) languages:

• Coastal Finnic languages (see below)
• Estonian (or South Finnic) languages (polyphyletic, see below)

▸ Coastal Finnic languages:

• Neva languages (see below)
• Liv (or Livonian) [liv]
  • Courland Livonian
  • Salaca Livonian

▸ Neva languages:

• North Finnic languages (see below)
• Central Finnic languages (see below)

▸ North Finnic languages:

• Nuclear Finnish languages (see below)
• Ladogan languages (see below)

▸ Nuclear Finnish languages:

• Kven Finnish [fkv] (disabled)
• Tornedalen Finnish (or Meänkieli) [fit]
  • Gällivare Finnish
  • Torne Valley Finnish
  • Vittangi Finnish
• Finnish [fi/fin]
  • Central and North Pohjanmaa
  • Häme
  • Peräpohja
  • Savo
  • Southeastern Finnish
  • South Pohjanmaa
  • Southwestern Finnish

▸ Ladogan languages:

• East Ladoga languages (see below)
• Karelian [krl]
  • Northern Karelian
  • Novgorod
  • Southern Karelian
  • Tver
• Ingrian (or Izhorian) [izh]
  • Hevaha
  • Kukkuzi
  • Lower Luga
  • Oredezhi
  • Soikkola

▸ East Ladoga languages:

• Livvi (or Livvikovian, Livvi Karelian, Southern Karelian, Aunus, Olonetsian) [olo]
• Ludian (or Lyudikovian, Lüdic Karelian, Southeastern Karelian) [lud] (disabled)
• Veps (or Vepsian, Chudy, Chuhari, Chukhari) [vep]
  • Central Veps
  • Prionezh
  • Southern Veps

▸ Central Finnic languages:

• Standard Estonian [ekk] (see below)
• Votic [vot]
  • East Vod
  • Krevin
  • West Vod
    • Kattila
    • Lower Luga Votic
    • Northeastern Coastal Estonian

▸ Estonian (or South Finnic) languages (polyphyletic):

• Estonian [et/est] (polyphyletic macrolanguage)
  • Standard Estonian [ekk] (disabled)
    • Middle Estonian
    • North Estonian
  • Võro (or South Estonian) [vro]
    • Võro-Mulgi-Tartu
    • Leivu-Lutsi
      • Leivu
      • Lutsi
    • Seto-Kraasna
      • Kraasna
      • Seto
        • Eastern Seto
        • Northern Seto
        • Southern Seto