Languages by language family/Siouan

◂ Siouan-Catawban (or just Siouan) languages

▸ Siouan (or Core Siouan, or Western Siouan) languages:

• Mandan (or Mandano) (†) [mhq] (disabled)
• Missouri Valley Siouan languages (see below)
• Ohio Valley Siouan languages (†) (see below)
• Mississippi Valley Siouan languages
  • Dakotan languages (see below)
  • Dhegiha languages (see below)
  • Winnebago-Chiwere languages (see below)

▸ Missouri Valley Siouan languages:

• Crow (or Upsaroka, Absáraca, Apsaloka, Apsaroka, Absaruqe, Apsaalooke) [cro] (disabled)
• Hidatsa (or Hinatsa, Hiraca, Doan, Duan, Minitari, Minnetaree, Gros Ventre, Gros Ventres) [hid] (disabled)

▸ Ohio Valley Siouan languages (†):

• Tutelo (or Tutelo-Saponi-Monyton, Saponey, Saponi, Occaneechi) (†) [tta] (disabled)
• Southeastern Siouan languages (†)
  • Biloxi (†) [bll] (disabled)
  • Ofo (or Ofogoula) (†) [ofo] (disabled)

▸ Winnebago-Chiwere languages:

• Ho-Chunk (or Hochunk, Hochank, Hocank, Hocangara, Hotcangara, Hocak Wazijaci, Hocák, Hock, Winnebago) [win] (disabled)
  • Nebraska Ho-Chunk (or Nebraska)
  • Wisconsin Ho-Chunk (or Wisconsin)
• Iowa-Oto (or Chiwere) (†) [iow] (disabled)
  • Iowa Chiwere (or Iowa, Baxoje) (†)
  • Missouria Chiwere (or Missouria, Missouri, Niutaji, Nyut’chi) (†)
  • Oto Chiwere (or Oto) (†)

▸ Dhegiha languages:

• Quapaw (or Kwapaw, Kwapa, Capa, Ogaxpa, Arkansas, Arkans, Alkansea) (†) [qua] (disabled)
• Omaha-Ponca (or Cegiha, Dhegiha, Dhegihan, Mahairi) [oma] (disabled)
  • Omaha (or Uman, Umanhan)
  • Ponca (or Ponka, Ppankka)
• Osage-Kansa languages
  • Kansa (or Kansas, Kanze, Konze, Kaw) (†) [ksk] (disabled)
  • Osage (or Osague, Wazhazhe) [osa] (disabled)

▸ Dakotan languages:

• Assiniboine (or Assiniboin, Asinibóin, Assinaboin, Hohe, Nakota, Nakhóta) [asb] (disabled)
• Stoney (or Alberta Assiniboine, Stonies, Stony, Nakʰóda, Nakoda, Nakon) [sto] (disabled)
  • Alexis-Paul Stoney
  • Morley Stoney
• Sioux languages
  • Lakota (or Lakhota, Lakȟótiyapi, Teton) [lkt]
    • Brulé
  • Dakota (or Dakhota, Dacota, Wahpeton, Sioux, Siu) [dak] (disabled)
    • Santee-Sisseton (or Santee, Sisseton)
    • Yankton-Yanktonai