Languages by language family/Southern Tibetic

◂ Sino-Tibetan languages ◂ Tibeto-Burmese languages ◂ Bodic languages ◂ Bodish languages ◂ Early Old Tibetan languages ◂ Middle Old Tibetan languages

▸ Southern Tibetic languages:

• Dzongkhic languages (see below)
• Brokpake (or Brokpa, Dakpa, Drokpakay, Dap, Damilo, Meragsagstengkha, Mera Sagtengpa, Mira Sagtengpa, Sagtengpa, Jobikha) [sgt] (disabled)
• Dur Brokkat (or Brokkat, Brokskad, Jokay) [bro] (disabled)
• Lakha (or Tshangkha) [lkh] (disabled)
• Khamba (or Khamba Khaadi) [kbg] (disabled)

▸ Dzongkhic languages:

• Nuclear Dzongkhic languages (see below)
• Chocangacakha (or Rtsamangpa’ikha, Tsagkaglingpa’ikha, Kursmadkha, Maphekha) [cgk] (disabled)
• Sikkimese (or Sikkim, Sikkim Bhotia, Bhōṭiā of Sikkim, Sikkim Bhutia, Sikkamese, Sikami, Dandźongka, Dandzongka, Danjongka, Danyouka, Dä-njong-kä, Denjongkha, Denjongpa, Denjonka, Denjonke, Denjong, Lachengpa, Lachungpa) [sip] (disabled)
• Groma (or Tromawa, Tromowa) [gro] (disabled)
  • Lower Groma
  • Upper Groma

▸ Nuclear Dzongkhic languages:

• Layakha [lya] (disabled)
• Lunanakha [luk] (disabled)
• Dzongkha (or Rdzongkha, Zongkhar, Jonkha, Lhoskad, Hloka, Lhoke, Drukha, Drukke, Dukpa, Bhotia of Dukpa, Bhōṭiā of Dukpa, Bhōṭiā of Bhutan, Bhotia of Bhutan, Bhutanese, Butanés) [dz/dzo]
  • Ha (Bhutan)
  • Northern Thimphu
  • Wang-The (or Thimphu-Punakha)