Languages by language family/Nilotic

◂ Nilo-Saharan languages (?) ◂ Eastern Sudanic languages (?)

▸ Nilotic languages:

• Eastern Nilotic languages (see below)
• Southern Nilotic languages (see below)
• Western Nilotic languages
  • Dinka-Nuer languages (see below)
  • Luo-Burun languages (see below)

▸ Eastern Nilotic languages:

• Bari-Kakwa-Mandari languages
  • Kakwa (or Bari Kakwa, Kakwak, Kwakwak, Kakua) [keo] (disabled)
  • Mandari (or Mondari, Mundari, Shir, Chir, Kir) [mqu] (disabled)
  • Bari (or Nil-Bari, Beri) [bfa] (disabled)
    • Kuku (or Kukú)
    • Ligo
    • Nyangbara
    • Nyepu
    • Pöjulu
• Teso-Lotuxo-Maa languages
  • Teso-Turkana languages
    • Teso (or Ateso, Etossio, Bakedi, Bakidi, Elgumi, Ikumama, Wamia) [teo] (disabled)
    • Turkanic languages
      • Nyangatom (or Inyangatom, Ngiangatom, Dongiro, Donyiro, Idongiro) [nnj] (disabled)
      • Karamojong (or Karimojong, Karimonjong) [kdj] (disabled)
        • Dodos
        • Jie
        • Nuclear Karamojong
      • Toposa (or Topotha, Taposa, Akara, Kare, Kumi) [toq] (disabled)
        • Eastern Toposa
        • Jiye
        • Western Toposa
      • Turkana (or Buma, Bume) [tuv] (disabled)
        • Northern Turkana
        • Southern Turkana
  • Lotuxo-Maa languages
    • Lotuxo languages
      • Dongotono (or Lorwama) [ddd] (disabled)
      • Lango (Sudan) (or Langgo, Logiri) [lno] (disabled)
      • Lokoya (or Lokoiya, Lokoja, Loquia, Koyo, Owoi, Lowoi, Loirya, Oirya, Ellyria, Oxoriok, Oxoryok) [lky] (disabled)
      • Lopit (Loppit, Lopid, Lofit, Lafit, Lafite, Lafiit) [lpx] (disabled)
      • Otuho (or Otuxo, Lotuho, Lotuxo, Lotuko, Lotuka, Latuka, Lattuka, Latooka, Latuko, Lowudo, Olotorit) [lot] (disabled)
        • Koriok
        • Logiri
        • Logotok
        • Lomya
        • Lorwama
        • Lowudo
    • Ongamo-Maa languages
      • Ngasa (or Nisgha, Nass-Gitksan, Ongamo, Shaka) [nsg] (disabled)
      • Nuclear Maa languages
        • Samburu (or Sambur, Sampur, Burkeneji, E Lokop, Lokop, Nkutuk) [saq] (disabled)
          • Chamus
        • Masai (or Maasai, Kimaasai, Maa, Lumbwa, Oigob) (†) [mas] (disabled)
          • Arusa
          • Damat
          • Iloodokilani
          • Kaputiei
          • Keekonyokie
          • Kisonko
          • Kore
          • Laitokitok
          • Loitai
          • Matapo
          • Moitanik
          • Parakuyo
          • Purko
          • Siria

▸ Southern Nilotic languages:

• Tatoga-Omotik languages
  • Omotik [omt] (disabled)
    • Suiei
  • Gemein Datooga languages
    • Biyanjiida [?]
    • North-Central Datooga languages
      • Buraadiiga [?]
      • Isimjeega-Rootigaanga [?]
        • Isimjeega
        • Rootigaanga
      • Barabayiiga-Gisamjanga [tcc] (disabled)
        • Bajuta of the Eyassi
        • Barabayiiga
        • Gidang’oodiga of Simhha
        • Gisamjanga
• Kalenjin [kln] macro-language (disabled)
  • Northern Kalenjin languages
    • Markweeta [enb] (disabled)
    • Pökoot [pko]
  • Okiek-Akie languages
    • Akie (or Akiek, Southern Okiek-Akie, Okiek-Akie of Manyara) [mwy] (disabled)
      • Dorobo (or Ndorobo)
      • Mosiro (inexistant according to ISO 639-3?)
    • Okiek (or Northern Okiek-Akie, Okiek-Akie of Arusha-Kajiado) [oki] (disabled)
      • Nuclear Okiek
      • Sogoo
      • Suiei (Okiek)
  • Central Kalenjin languages
    • Kipsigis [sgc] (disabled)
    • Plateau Central Kalenjin languages
      • Keiyo (or Elgeyo, Keyo) [eyo] (disabled)
      • Nandi [niq] (disabled)
      • Terik (or Nyang’ori) [tec] (disabled)
      • Tugen (or Kamasya, Tuken) [tuy] (disabled)
        • North Tugen
        • South Tugen
  • Elgon-Mau Kalenjin languages
    • Kupsabiny [kpz] (disabled)
      • Mbai
      • Sabiny (or Sapei, Sebei)
      • Sor
    • Sabaot [spy] (disabled)
      • Bong’omeek
      • Book
      • Koony

▸ Dinka-Nuer languages:

• Nuer-Reel languages
  • Reel (or Thok Cieng Reel, Atuot, Atwot) [atu] (disabled)
  • Nuer (or Naadh, Naath) [nus]
    • Abigar
    • Cien
    • Dor
    • Eastern Jikany
    • Eastern Nuer
    • Lou (Nilotic)
    • Nyuong
    • Thiang
    • Thognaath
    • Western Jikany
• Dinka languages (macrolanguage) [din]
  • Northwestern Dinka (or Ruweng, Ruweeng) [diw] (disabled)
    • Alor (Nilotic)
    • Ngok-Kordofan
    • Pan Aru (or Panaru)
    • Pawany (or Paweny)
  • South Central Dinka (or Agar) [dib] (disabled)
    • Agar (or Agaar)
    • Aliap
    • Ciec (or Ciëc, Jang)
    • Gok
  • Southeastern Dinka (or Twi) [dks] (disabled)
    • Athoc
    • Bor
    • Ghol (or Hol)
    • Nyarweng
    • Tuic (or Twic, Twi)
  • Northeastern Dinka (or Padang, White Nile Dinka) [dip] (disabled)
    • Abiliang
    • Ageer
    • Dongjol
    • Luac (or Luäc da)
    • Ngok-Sobat
    • Rut
    • Thoi
  • Southwestern Dinka [dik] (disabled)
    • Abiem (or Abiëm)
    • Aguok (or Aguók)
    • Apuk
    • Awan
    • Lau (Nilotic) (or Lóu)
    • Luac (Southwestern Dinka) (or Luäc, Luänyjang)
    • Malual (or Malualgiėrnyang)
    • Paliet (or Paliët)
    • Palioupiny (or Paliëupiny)
    • Rek
    • Tuic (Southwestern Dinka) (or Twïc)

▸ Luo-Burun languages:

• Burun (or Borun, Barun, Cai, Lange) [bdi] (disabled)
  • Abuldugu
  • Maiak
  • Mufwa
  • Mughaja
  • Ragreig
• Mabaan-Jumjum languages
  • Jumjum (or Berin, Olga, Wadega) [jum] (disabled)
  • Mabaan (or Maaban, Maban, Meban, Southern Burun, Barga, Gura, Tonko, Tungan, Ulu) [mfz] (disabled)
• Northern Lwoo languages
  • Belanda Bor (or Bor-Belanda, De Bor, Bor) [bxb] (disabled)
  • Luwo (or Lwo, Dhe Luwo, Dhe Lwo, Jo Lwo, Jur Luo, Jur Luwo, Jur Lwo, Jur, Giur) [lwo] (disabled)
  • Päri (or Lokoro) [lkr] (disabled)
  • Shilluk (or Šilluk, Shulla, Chulla, Colo, Dhocolo) [shk] (disabled)
  • Thuri (or Wada Thuri, Dhe Thuri, Jo Thuri, Shatt) [thu] (disabled)
    • Bodho
    • Colo
    • Manangeer
  • Anuak (or Anyuak, Anywa, Anywak, Dho Anywaa, Jambo, Yambo, Yembo, Bar, Burjin, Miroy, Moojanga, Nuro) [anu] (disabled)
    • Adoyo
    • Coro
    • Lul
    • Opëno
• Southern Lwoo languages
  • Acoli (or Dhopaluo, Labwor, Nyakwai) [ach] (disabled)
  • Lango-Kumam languages
  • Kumam (or Kuman, Kumum, Akum, Akokolemu, Ikokolemu, Ikumama) [kdi] (disabled)
  • Lango (Uganda) (or Langi, Leb-Lano, Lwo, Lwoo) [laj] (disabled)
  • Adhola-Alur-Luo languages
    • Alur (or Dho Alur, Jo Alur, Luri, Lur, Alulu, Alua, Aloro) [alz] (disabled)
      • Jokot
      • Jonam
      • Mambisa
      • Wanyoro
    • Adhola-Luo languages
      • Adhola (or Dhopadhola, Jopadhola, Jopadhɔla, Ludama) [adh] (disabled)
      • Luo (Kenya and Tanzania) (or Dholuo, Luo-Kavirondo, Kavirondo Luo, Nilotic Kavirondo, Kavirondo) [luo] (disabled)