Languages by language family/Malayic

◂ Austronesian languages ◂ Malayo-Polynesian languages ◂ Malayo-Sumbawan languages

▸ Malayic (or Malay) languages:

• Betawic languages (see subpage)
• East Borneo Malay languages (see subpage)
• Nuclear Malayic languages (see subpage)
• Vehicular Malay languages (see subpage)
• West Bornean Malayic languages (see subpage)
• Old Malay (†) [?] (disabled)
• Duano [dup] (disabled)
• Haji (or Aji) [hji] (disabled)
• Malayic Dayak [xdy] (disabled)
  • Arut
  • Banana’
  • Belantikan
  • Delang
  • Kayung
  • Kota-Waringin
  • Lamandau
  • Mentebah-Suruk
  • Riam
  • Semitau
  • Sintang (or Borneo Sintang)
  • Suhaid
  • Sukamara
  • Tapitn
• Malay (or Bahasa Malaysia, Bahasa Malayu, Malayisch, Malaiisch, Malayu, Melaju, Melayu) (macrolanguage) [ms/msa/may] Note: Covers some languages in separate subfamilies:
  • Duano [dup] (disabled)
  • Haji (or Aji) [hji] (disabled)
  • part of Betawic languages:
    • Cocos Islands Malay [coa] (disabled)
  • part of Vehicular Malay languages:
    • Manado Malay [xmm] (disabled)
  • part of East Borneo Malay languages:
    • Banjar [bjn]
    • Bacanese Malay [btj] (disabled)
    • Berau Malay [bve] (disabled)
    • Brunei [kxd] (disabled)
    • Bukit Malay [bvu] (disabled)
  • part of Nuclear Malayic languages:
    • Bangka [mfb] (disabled)
    • Col [liw] (disabled)
    • South Barisan Malay (Bengkulu, Besemah, Enim, Lintang, Ogan, Pasemah, Semendo, Serawai) [pse] (disabled)
    • Indonesian (or Standard Indonesian) [id/ind]
    • Jakun [jak] (disabled)
    • Jambi Malay [jax] (disabled)
    • Kaur [vkk] (disabled)
    • Kedah Malay [meo] (disabled)
    • Kerinci [kvr] (disabled)
    • Kota Bangun Kutai Malay [mqg] (disabled)
    • Kubu [kvb] (disabled)
    • Loncong [lce] (disabled)
    • Lubu [lcf] (disabled)
    • Minangkabau [min]
    • Negeri Sembilan Malay [zmi] (disabled)
    • North Moluccan Malay [max] (disabled)
    • Orang Kanaq [orn] (disabled)
    • Orang Seletar [ors] (disabled)
    • Pattani Malay [mfa] (disabled)
    • Pekal [pel] (disabled)
    • Sabah Malay [msi] (disabled)
    • Temuan [tmw] (disabled)
    • Tenggarong Kutai Malay [vkt] (disabled)
    • Urak Lawoi’ [urk] (disabled)
    • Musi (or Palembang, Penesak, Sekayu) [mui]
      • Palembang (or Palembang Malay) [plm] (deprecated, merged into [mui])
      • Penesak [pen] (deprecated, merged into [mui])
    • Malay (individual language) [mly] (disabled, deprecated, splitted into [hji], [pmy], [zlm], [zsm]; see also Request 2007-183 for Change to ISO 639-3 language code)
      • Central Malay (or Standard Malay) (individual language) [zlm] (disabled)
      • Papuan Malay (or Irianese, Malaiisch, Malayisch) [pmy] (disabled)
      • Standard Malay [zsm] (disabled)