Languages by language family/Tibeto-Burmese

◂ Sino-Tibetan languages

▸ Tibeto-Burmese languages:

• Kman-Meyor languages (see below)
• Digarish (or Digaro, Mishmi) languages (see below)
• Miji languages (see below)
• Dhimalish languages (see below)
• Mruic languages (see below)
• Raji-Raute languages (see subpage)
• Nungish languages (see subpage)
• Macro-Bai (or Greater Bai) languages (see subpage)
• Kho-Bwa languages (see subpage)
• Macro-Tani languages (see subpage)
• Karenic languages (see subpage)
• Brahmaputran languages (see subpage)
• Himalayish languages (see subpage)
• Bodic languages (see subpage)
• Kuki-Chin-Naga languages (see subpage)
• Burmo-Qiangic languages (see subpage)
• Nam (†) [?]
• Gongduk (or Gongdubikha, Gongdue Kha) [goe] (disabled)

▸ Kman-Meyor languages:

• Kman (or Kaman, Kaman Mishmi, Geman Deng, Miju-Mishmi, Mījū Mishmi, Mishmi, Miji, Miju) [mxj] (disabled)
• Zakhring (or Zaiwa, Zha, Charumba, Meyor) [zkr] (disabled)

▸ Digarish (or Digaro, Mishmi) languages:

• Idu (or Idu Mishmi, Idu-Mishmi, Ida, Neda, Midu, Midhi, Methun, Yidu Luoba, Lho-Pa, Bebejiya, Chulikata, Chulikatta, Chulikātā Mishmi, Chulikotta) [clk] (disabled)
• Tawra (or Taraon, Taaon, Taying, Darang, Darang Deng, Darang Dengyu, Digaro-Mishmi, Digaro Mishmi, Digāru Mishmi, Digaro, Digaru, Mishmi) [mhu] (disabled)

▸ Miji languages:

• Bangru [?]
• Sajolang (or Dammai, Dhammai, Hruso A, Miji) [sjl] (disabled)
  • Eastern Miji
  • Western Miji

▸ Dhimalish languages:

• Toto (or Tōtō) [txo] (disabled)
• Dhimal (or Dhīmāl) [dhi] (disabled)
  • Eastern Dhimal
  • Western Dhimal

▸ Mruic languages:

• Mru (or Mro, Mro-Mru, Mroo, Mrung, Murung, Maru, Niopreng) [mro] (disabled)
• Anu-Hkongso Chin [anl] (disabled)
  • Anu (or Añú)
  • Hkongso