The Austro-Asiatic Language Family

1.  Mon-Khmer:
   1. Aslian:
      1. Jah Hut: Jah Hut
      2. North Aslian:
         1. Chewong: Chewong 
         2. Eastern: Batek, Jehai, Minriq, Mintil
         3. Tonga: Ten'edn (Tonga)  
         4. Western: Kensiu, Kintaq  
      3. Senoic: Lanoh, Sabüm, Semai, Semnam, Temiar
      4. South Aslian: Mah Meri, Semalai, Semaq Beri, Temoq
   2. Eastern Mon-Khmer:
      1. Bahnaric:  
         1. Central Bahnaric:  Alak, Bahnar, Romam, Tampuan
         2. East Bahnaric: Cua
         3. North Bahnaric:
                Kaco', Katua 
                East:  Kayong, Takua
                West:
                     Talieng, Trieng
                     Duan: Halang Duan
                     Jeh-Halang: Halang, Jeh
                     Rengao: Rengao
                     Sedang-Todrah:
                          Sedang: Hre, Sedang,
                             Todrah-Monom: Monom, Todra
         4. South Bahnaric:
                 Budeh Stieng
                     Sre-Mnong:
                         Mnong:
                              Eastern Mong: Eastern Mnong
                              Southern-Central Mnong: Kraol, Central Mnong, Southern Mnong
                         Sre: Ko'ho, Maa
                 Stieng-Chrau: Chrau, Mel-Khaonh, Bulo Stieng
         5. West Bahnaric:
                 Lavi: Lavi
                 Brao-Kravet: Kavet (Kravet), Krung, Lave (Brao), Sou
                 Laven: Laven
                 Nyahuen: Nyaheun
                 Oi-The: Oy, Sapuan 
      2. Katuic:
         1. Central Katuic:
                  Ir, Ong, Lower Ta'oih, Upper Ta'oih
         2. East Katuic:
                 Katu-Pacoh:
                     Eastern Katu, Western Katu, Pacoh, Phuong, Tareng
                 Ngeq-Nkriang: Khlor, Kriang (Ngeq) 
         3. West Katuic:
                 Bru: Eastern Bru, Western Bru, Nothern Kataang, Southern Kataang, Khua, Sô
                 Kuay: Kuay, Nyeu
      3. Khmeric: Khmer, Northern Khmer
      4. Pearic:
         1. Eastern: Pear
         2. Western:
                 Chong: Chong, Chung
                 Samre: Samre, Somray
                  Suoy: Su'ung (Suoy)
   3. Monic: Mon, Nyahkur
   4. Nicobar:
      1. Car: Car
      2. Chowra-Teressa: Sanenyo (Chaura), Luro (Teressa)
      3. Great Nicobar: Southern Nicobarese
      4. Central Nicobar: Mūöt (Nancowry)
      5. Shom Peng: Shom Peng
   5. Northern Mon-Khmer:
      1. Khasian: Khasi, Lyngngam, War, Pnar
      2. Khmuic:
         1. Khao: Khao
         2. Mal-Khmu':
                 Khmu': Khmu', Khuen, O'du 
                 Mal-Prai: Mal, Prai (Pray)
         3. Mlabri: Mlabri
         4. Xinh Mul: Phong-Kniang, Pouc
      3. Mang: Mang
      4. Palaungic:
         1. Eastern Palaungic:
                  Angkuic: Hu, Kiorr, Kon Keu, Man-Met (Kemi), Mok, Muak-Sa-aak, Samtao, Tai Loi, U
                 Bit-Khang: Bit (Phsing), Bumang, Kháng 
                 Lametic: Con, Rmeet (Lamet)
                 Waic:  
                     Bulang: Blang
                     Lawa:  Eastern Lawa, Western Lawa   
                     Wa: Awa, Parauk Wa, Vo-Wa
         2. Western Palaungic:
                  Danau: Danau
                 Palaung: Ruching Palaung (Pale Palaung), Rumai Palaung, Shwe Palaung   
                 Riang: Riang Lai (Yinchia), Riang Lang
   6. Palyu: Bolyu (Palyu), Bugan
   7.  Viet-Muong:
      1. Chut: Arem, Chut, Kri, Maleng
      2. Cuoi: Hung, Tho
      3. Muong: Bo, Muong, Nguôn
      4. Thavung: Aheu
      5. Vietnamese: Vietnamese
2. Munda:
   1. North Munda:
      1. Kherwari:
         1. Kherwariː Agariya, Bijori, Kodaku (Koraku)
         2. Mundari: Asuri, Birhor, Ho, Koda, Kol,  Korwa, Munda, Mundari
         3. Santali: Mahali, Santali, Turi
      2. Korku: Korku
   2. South Munda:
      1. Kharia-Juang: Juang, Kharia
      2. Koraput Munda:
         1. Gutob-Remo-Geta':
                Geta': Gata'
                Gutob-Remo: Bondo (Remo), Bodo Gadaba
         2. Sora-Juray-Gorum:
                Gorum: Parenga (Parengi / Gorum)
                Sora-Juray: Juray, Sora

   Note:  Languages and language groups preceded by a dagger (†) are extinct.

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