Languages by language family/Gauda-Kamrupa

◂ Indo-European languages ◂ Indo-Iranian languages ◂ Indo-Aryan languages ◂ Eastern Indo-Aryan (or Nagari) languages ◂ Eastern Indo-Aryan (or Eastern Magadhan, Nagari) languages ◂ Oriya-Gauda-Kamrupa (or Odia-Kamta) languages

▸ Gauda-Kamrupa (or Bengali-Assamese) languages:

• Kamrupa (or Kamta) languages (see below)
• Gauda-Banga languages (see below)

▸ Kamrupa (or Kamta) languages:

• Western Kamta languages (see below)
• Eastern Kamta languages (see below)
• Rangpuri (or Kamtapuri, Goalparia, Polia, Anchalit Bangla, Bahe Bangla) [rkt] (disabled)

▸ Western Kamta languages:

• Rajbanshi (or Rajbansi, Rajbangsi, Rajbongshi, Koche, Koch) [rjs] (disabled)
• Surjapuri (or Suraji, Chaupal, Choupal) [sjp] (disabled)

▸ Eastern Kamta languages:

• Naga Pidgin (or Naga Creole Assamese, Naga-Assamese, Nagamese, Bodo, Kachari Bengali) [nag] (disabled)
• Assamese [as/asm] (disabled)
  • Jharwa
  • Mayang
  • Standard Assamese
  • Western Assamese

▸ Gauda-Banga languages:

• Eastern Bengali languages (see below)
• Southeastern Bengali languages (see below)
• Kharia Thar [ksy] (disabled)
• Lodhi (or Lodi, Lohi, Lozi, Lodha) [lbm] (disabled)
• Mar Paharia of Dumka (Marpaharia, Mar, Malpaharia, Mal Paharia, Mal Pahariya, Mal Pahoria, Mal, Maler, Malti, Malto, Maltu, Mader, Mad, Mawer Nondi, Mawer, Maw, Mawdo, Manlati, Paharia, Parsi, Dehri) [mkb] (disabled)
• Rohingya (Rohinga, Rohinja, Akyab, Arakan) [rhg] (disabled)
• Kurmukar (or Kumbhakar, Kumhar, Kumar, Karmakar, Kamar) [kfv] (disabled)
• Bishnupriya Manipuri (or Bishnupriya, Bishnupriya Manipuri Creole, Bishnupria Manipuri, Bishnupuriya, Bisna Puriya, Gang) [bpy]
  • Madai Gang
  • Rajar Gang
• Bangla (or Banga-Bhasa, Bangala, Bengali, Begali) [bn/ben]
  • Bahe
  • Barik
  • Bhatiari
  • Central Bengali
  • Chirmar
  • Ganda (Bengali)
  • Kachari-Bengali
  • Musselmani
  • Rajshahi
  • Samaria
  • Saraki
  • Vanga
  • Northern Bengali
    • Koch (Northern Bengali)
    • Siripuria

▸ Eastern Bengali languages:

• Hajong (or Haijong, Hazong) [haj] (disabled)
• Sylheti (Sylhetti, Sylhetti Bangla, Sylheti Bengali, Sileti, Siloti, Syloti, Syloty, Srihattia, Bengali of Cachar) [syl]

▸ Southeastern Bengali languages:

• Chakma (or Chakama, Takam, Tsakma) [ccp]
• Chittagonian (or Chittagonian Bengali, Chatgaiyan Buli, Chatgaya) [ctg] (disabled)
• Tangchangya (or Tanchangya) [tnv] (disabled)