Languages by language family/Upper German

◂ Indo-European languages ◂ Germanic (or Teutonic) languages ◂ Northwest Germanic languages ◂ West Germanic languages ◂ High German (or Continental Germanic, South Germanic) languages

▸ Upper German (or Elbe Germanic, Irminonic, Erminonic) languages:

• Middle-Modern High German languages (see below)
• Lombardic (or Langobardic) (ca. 550–1050) (†) [lng] (disabled)
• Old High German (ca. 750–1050) (†) [goh] (disabled)

▸ Middle-Modern High German languages:

• Upper Franconian languages (see below)
• Alemannic (or Alemannisch, Alémanique) languages (see below)
• Bairisch (or Bayerisch, Bayeric) languages (see below)
• Middle High German (1050–1500) (†) [gmh] (disabled)

▸ Upper Franconian languages:

• Global German languages
• Eastern Franconian (or Ostfränkisch) [vmf]
  • Ansbacher-Neustädter-Coburger Franconian (or Ansbachisch-Itzgründisch)
    • Ansbacher Franconian (or Ansbachisch)
    • Neustädter-Coburger Franconian (or Itzgründisch)
  • Lower East Franconian (or Unterostfränkisch)
    • Henneberg Franconian (or Hennebergisch)
    • Mid-North Lower East Franconian (or Grabfeldisch)
    • Southwest Lower East Franconian (or Unterfränkisch)
    • Würzburger Franconian
  • Upper East Franconian (or Oberostfränkisch)
    • Hof-Bayreuther (or Oberfränkisch)
    • Nailaer
    • Obermain
    • Regnitz
    • Vogtlandish (or Vogtländisch)

▸ Global German languages:

• Unserdeutsch (or Rabaul Creole German) [uln] (disabled)
• German (standard) [de/deu/ger]
  • Berlin German
  • Hannover German
  • Mansfeld German

▸ Alemannic (or Alemannisch, Alémanique) languages:

• North Alemannic languages (see below)
• South Alemannic languages (see below)

▸ North Alemannic languages:

• Colonia Tovar German [gct] (disabled)
• Swabian (or Suabian, Schwaebisch, Schwäbisch) [swg] (disabled)

▸ South Alemannic languages:

• Walser (or Walscher, Upper Alemannic) [wae] (disabled)
• Central Alemannic [gsw]
  • High Alemannic (or Swiss Alemannic, Thürgau Swiss German, Appenzel, Töitschu, Schwytzertuetsch, Schwyzerdütsch) [gsw-CH]
    • Liechtensteinisch [gsw-LI]
    • Bernese (or Bern German)
    • Fribourg German
    • Graubenden-Grisons
    • Lower Wallis
    • Luzern German
    • Obwald
    • St. Gallen
    • Vorarlbergisch
    • Zürich German
  • Low Alemannic
    • Alsatian [gsw-FR]
    • Baden-Württemberg Alemannic [gsw-DE]
      • Basel German
      • Lake Constance Alemannic
      • Schwarzwald Low Alemannic
      • Upper-Rhine Alemannic

▸ Bairisch (or Bayerisch, Bayeric) languages:

• Global South Bavarian languages (see below)
• Bavarian [bar]
  • North Bavarian
  • Central Bavarian
    • Upper Austrian German
    • Viennese German
  • South Bavarian
    • Gottscheerisch
    • Landler

▸ Global South Bavarian languages:

• Hutterite German [geh] (disabled)
• Cimbrian [cim] (disabled)
  • Lusernese Cimbrian
  • Sette Comuni Cimbrian
  • Tredici Communi Cimbrian
• Mòcheno (or Mócheno) [mhn] (disabled)
  • Fierozzo
  • Frassilongo
  • Palú