Languages by language family/Nordic

◂ Indo-European languages ◂ Germanic (or Teutonic) languages ◂ Northwest Germanic languages

▸ North Germanic (or Northeast Germanic, Nordic, Scandinavian) languages:

• West Scandinavian languages (see below)
• South Scandinavian languages (see below)
• North Scandinavian languages (see below)

▸ West Scandinavian languages:

• Insular Nordic (or Icelandic-Faroese) languages (see below)
• Norwegian languages (see below)
• Old Norse [non] (†) (disabled)
  • Old Norn (†)
  • Old East Norse (†)
  • Old West Norse (†)

▸ Insular Nordic (or Icelandic-Faroese) languages:

• Faroese (or Faroés, Féroïen, Féringien) [fo/fao]
• Icelandic (or Íslenska) [is/isl/ice]

▸ Norwegian languages:

• Norwegian [no/nor] macrolanguage (disabled)
  • Nordnorsk (or Northern Norwegian) [?]
  • Østnorsk (or Eastern Norwegian) [?]
  • Trøndersk [?]
  • Vestnorsk (or Western Norwegian) [?]
  • Norwegian Bokmål [nb/nob]
  • Norwegian Nynorsk [nn/nno]

▸ South Scandinavian languages:

• Nuclear Danish languages (see below)
• Jutish (or Jutlandic) [jut]
• East Danish [?]
  • Blekingska
  • Bornholmska
  • Halländska
  • Skånska

▸ Nuclear Danish languages:

• Traveller Danish (†) [rmd] (disabled)
• Danish [da/dan]
  • Old Danish (†)
  • Southern Islands Danish
  • Southern Funen Islands
  • Eastern Funen
  • Western Funen
  • Southern Zealand
  • Eastern Zealand
  • Western Zealand

▸ North Scandinavian languages:

• Narrow North Scandinavian languages (see below)
• East-Central Swedic languages (see below)
• Archaic Gutnish (or Gotlandic, Gutamal, Gutnic, Gutniska) [?]
  • Färömål
  • Laumål

▸ Narrow North Scandinavian languages:

• Archaic Norrlandic [?]
• Jamtska (or Jamska, Jamtish, Jamtlandic) [?]

▸ East-Central Swedic languages:

• East Swedic languages (see below)
• Dalecarlian languages (see below)

▸ East Swedic languages:

• Estonian Swedish [?]
• Archaic Finnish Swedish (or Finland Swedish) [?]
  • Åland Islands Swedish
  • Nyland Swedish
  • Österbotten (or Ostrobothnian)
  • Southwest Finland Swedish
• Swedish [sv/swe]
  • Old Swedish (†)
  • Götamål
  • Sveamål (or Svea, North Swedish)
  • Standard Swedish

▸ Dalecarlian (or Dalmål, Dalmaal, Dalska) languages:

• Dalecarlian (or Dalmål, Dalmaal, Dalska) [?] macrolanguage
  • Österdalarna languages (see below)
  • Västerdalarna [?]
    • Övre Västerdalmål
      • Lima (Västerdalmål)
      • Malung
      • Transtrand
    • Nedre Västerdalmål
      • Äppelbo
      • Floda
      • Järna
      • Nås

▸ Österdalarna languages:

• Ovansiljan languages (see below)
• Nedansiljan [?]
  • Ål
  • Bingsjö
  • Bjursås
  • Boda
  • Djura
  • Gagnef
  • Leksand
  • Mockfjärd
  • Rättvik

▸ Ovansiljan languages:

• Övdalian (or Elfdalian) [ovd]
  • Åsen
  • Blyberg
  • Evetsberg
• Orsamål [?]
  • Hansjö
  • Skattungbyn
  • Våmhus
• Moramål [?]
  • Bonäs
  • Färnäs
  • Norra Venjan
  • Ore
  • Östnor
  • Södra Venjan
  • Sollerömål
  • Vika