Languages classified by languages families
The languages families and classifications listed here is taken from the ISO 639 list which does not provide a scientific classification of the languages of the world, as it is only intended to support the overall language coding of the ISO 639 series of International Standards and is still subject to discussion.
The 404 currently supported languages and locales are:
- Afro-Asiatic languages
- Altaic languages
- Turkic languages
- – Azerbaijani
- – Bashkir
- – Chuvash
- – Crimean Tatar
- – Kazakh
- – Kyrgyz
- – Turkish
- – Uyghur
- – Yakut
- Turkic languages
- Artificial languages
- Artistic languages
- Arena of Valor languages
- Defiance languages
- – Castithan
- – Indojisnen
- – Irathient
- – Kinuk’aaz
- Game of Throne languages
- Lord of the Rings languages
- Other artistic languages
- – Aczu Śavnecze
- – Aramteskan
- – Arodjun
- – Atlantean
- – Atrian
- – Ayeri
- – Azazilúŝ
- – Barsoomian
- – Bayën
- – Belter Creole
- – Brooding
- – Chakobsa
- – Dai
- – D’ni
- – Dovahzul
- – Elder Speech
- – Engála
- – Epigean
- – Giak
- – Gnóma
- – Grayis
- – Gryomian
- – Hiuʦɑθ
- – Hylian
- – Illitan
- – Ithkuil
- – Itláni
- – Kala
- – Kēlen
- – Kiitra
- – KiLiKi
- – Láadan
- – Mini
- – Mondir
- – Na’vi
- – Neziba
- – Nìmpyèshiu
- – Santaa
- – Shiväisith
- – Siinyamda
- – Toki Pona
- – Tpaalha
- – Trigedasleng
- – Tsevhu
- – Tüchte
- – Va Ehenív
- – Valthungian
- – Verdurian
- – Wardwesân
- – Wóxtjanato
- Shadow and Bone languages
- Star Trek languages
- Star Wars languages
- – Bocce
- – Ewokese
- – Gunganese
- – Huttese
- – Jawaese
- – Mandalorian
- – Neimoidian
- – Shyriiwook
- Tékumel languages
- – Engsvanyáli
- – Livyáni
- – Sunúz
- – Tsolyáni
- – Yán Koryáni
- Auxiliary languages
- – Afrihili
- – Ba kom
- – Babm
- – Bolak
- – Ceqli
- – Digisk Folkspraak
- – Esperanto
- – Folkspraak
- – Globasa
- – Glosa
- – Guosa
- – Idiom neutral
- – Ido
- – Intal
- – Interlingua
- – Interlingue
- – Interslavic
- – Kotava
- – Langue nouvelle
- – Latinesce
- – Latino sine flexione
- – Lingua Franca Nova
- – Lingwa de planeta
- – Mondial
- – Mondlango
- – Neolatin
- – Nove Latina
- – Pandunia
- – Panglobish
- – Ro
- – Romanid
- – Slovio
- – Solresol
- – Sona
- – Spokil
- – Stœchiophonie
- – Tutonish
- – Universalglot
- – Uropi
- – Volapük
- Logical languages
- Artistic languages
- Austronesian languages
- Formosan languages
- – Tsou
- Malayo-Polynesian languages
- Central Malayo-Polynesian languages
- – Gilbertese
- – Nume
- – South Efate
- – Tukudede
- Eastern Malayo-Polynesian languages
- – Araki
- – Biak
- – Cèmuhî
- – Māori
- – Marshallese
- – Mussau-Emira
- – Mwotlap
- – Nêlêmwa
- – Nengone
- – Paicî
- – Rapa Nui
- – Tahitian
- – Tongan (telephone-style)
- – Yuanga-zuanga
- South Sulawesi languages
- – Buginese
- Western Malayo-Polynesian languages
- – Indonesian
- – Malagasy
- – Minangkabau
- – Sumbawa
- Central Malayo-Polynesian languages
- Formosan languages
- Caucasian languages
- Central American Indian languages
- Mayan languages
- Oto-Manguean languages
- Creoles and pidgins
- English-based creoles and pidgins
- – Aukan
- – Sranan Tongo
- – Tok Pisin
- French-based creoles and pidgins
- Kongo-based creoles and pidgins
- – Kituba
- Ngbandi-based creoles and pidgins
- – Sango
- Portuguese-based creoles and pidgins
- Spanish-based creoles and pidgins
- Tetun-based creoles and pidgins
- English-based creoles and pidgins
- Dravidian languages
- – Telugu
- Eskimo-Aleut languages
- Indo-European languages
- Albanian languages
- Armenian
- – Armenian
- Baltic languages
- – Latvian
- – Lithuanian
- Celtic languages
- – Breton
- – Cornish
- – Irish
- – Manx Gaelic
- – Scottish Gaelic
- – Welsh
- Germanic languages
- North Germanic languages
- – Danish
- – Faroese
- – Icelandic
- – Norwegian (Bokmål)
- – Swedish
- West Germanic languages
- – Afrikaans
- – Alsatian
- – Bavarian
- – English
- – German
- – Gottscheerish
- – Hunsrik
- – Luxembourgish
- – North Frisian
- – Pennsylvania German
- – Plautdietsch
- – Saterland Frisian
- – Scots
- – Swiss German
- – West Frisian
- – Wymysorys
- – Yiddish
- North Germanic languages
- Indo-Iranian languages
- Indo-Aryan languages
- – Dzambazi Romani
- – Gujarati
- – Hindi
- – Kalderash Romani
- – Odia
- – Rohingya
- – Romani
- Iranian languages
- – Kirmanjki
- – Northern Kurdish
- – Persian
- Indo-Aryan languages
- Italic languages
- Slavic languages
- East Slavic languages
- – Belarusian
- – Russian
- – Ukrainian
- South Slavic languages
- – Bulgarian
- – Macedonian
- – Old Church Slavonic
- – Serbian
- – Slovene
- West Slavic languages
- – Czech
- – Lower Sorbian
- – Polish
- – Slovak
- – Upper Sorbian
- East Slavic languages
- Isolate languages
- Japonic languages
- – Japanese
- Kartvelian languages
- Mixed languages
- Mixe-Zoque languages
- Niger–Congo languages
- Atlantic-Congo languages
- Mande languages
- Volta-Congo languages
- Nilo-Saharan languages
- North American Indian languages
- Algic languages
- Algonquian languages
- – Innu
- – Malecite-Passamaquoddy
- – Menominee
- – Miami-Illinois
- – Micmac
- – Mohegan-Pequot
- – Ojibwa
- Algonquian languages
- Caddoan languages
- – Arikara
- Hokan languages
- Iroquoian languages
- Isolate languages
- Muskogean languages
- Na-Dené languages
- Salishan languages
- – Comox
- – Halkomelem
- – Klallam
- – Lushootseed
- – Moses-Columbia
- – Okanagan
- – Saanich
- – Shuswap
- – Squamish
- Siouan languages
- – Assiniboine
- – Lakota
- Uto-Aztecan languages
- – Central Tarahumara
- – Hopi
- – Timbisha
- Algic languages
- North Bougainville languages
- – Rotokas
- Papuan languages
- Trans-New Guinea languages
- – Abui
- – Huli
- – Lavukaleve
- – Ndom
- – Savosavo
- – Sawila
- – Tobelo
- – Tolaki
- – Western Pantar
- Trans-New Guinea languages
- Sepik languages
- Ndu languages
- – Manambu
- Ndu languages
- Sino-Tibetan languages
- South American Indian languages
- Unclassified languages
- Cant languages
- – Polari
- Cant languages
- Uralic languages
- Finno-Ugrian languages
- Sami languages
- – Inari Sami
- – Lule Sami
- – Northern Sami
- – Pite Sami
- – Skolt Sami
- – Southern Sami
- – Ume Sami