Languages by language family/Jingpho-Luish
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▸ Jingpho (or Jinghpaw, Jingpo, Chinghpaw, Chingpaw, Chingp’o, Singhpo, Singpho, Sing-Fo, Yingpho, Kachin, Katchin, Khang) languages:
- Southern Jinghpaw (or Ye Jein, Ye Yeh, Dashanhua, Marip, Theinbaw) [kac]
- Enkun
- Hkaku (or Hka-Hku, Hkauri)
- Jilí
- Kauri
- Shidan
- Northern Jinghpaw [sgp] (disabled)
- Northeastern Jinghpaw
- Dingga
- Duleng
- Northwestern Jinghpaw
- Numphuk
- Turung (Jinghpaw)
- Northeastern Jinghpaw
▸ Luish languages:
- Chakpa languages (†) (see below)
- Burma Pyu (†) [pyx] (disabled)
- Taman (Myanmar) (†) [tcl] (disabled)
- Kado (or Kadu-Ganaan, Kadu, Kato, Katu, Kudo, That, Thet, Andro, Asak, Mawteik, Puteik, Sengmai, Woni) [kdv] (disabled)
- Ganaan
- Kadu (or Gado, Gadu)
- Phayeng
- Chak (or Sak) [ckh] (disabled)
- Sak (Myanmar)
- Cak
- Baishari
- Dochari
- Naikhyongchari
▸ Chakpa languages (†):
- Phayeng (†) [?]
- Andro-Sengmai languages (†)
- Andro (†) [?]
- Sengmai (†) [?]