Western
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Western Austronesian-CN
- Chamorro:
Chamorro
- Palauan:
Palauan
- Northern Philippines:
- Bashiic-Central Luzon-Northern Mindoroː
- Bashiic:
Babuyan,
Ivatan,
Yami
- Central Luzon:
- Pampangan:
Kapampangan
- Sinauna:
Remontado Dumagat
- Sambalic:
Bolinao,
Bololan Sambal,
Tina Sambal,
Mag-Anchi Ayta,
Mag-Andy Ayta,
Abenlen Ayta,
Ambala Ayta,
Magbukun Ayta
- Northern Mangyan:
Alangan,
Iraya,
Tadyawan
- Northern Luzonː
- Alta:
Northern Alta,
Southern Alta
- Arta:
Arta
- Ilocano:
Ilocano
- Northern Cordilleran:
- Dumagat:
- Ibanag:
- South-Central
Cordilleran:
- Central
Cordilleran:
- Isinay:
Isinay
- Balangaw:
Balangao
- Bontok:
Central Bontok,
Eastern Bontok, Northern Bontok, Southern Bontok, Southwestern Bontok
- Kalinga:
Butbut Kalinga,
Limos
Kalinga,
Lubuagan Kalinga,
Mabaka Valley Kalinga,
Madukayang Kalinga,
Southern Kalinga,
Tanudan Kalinga,
Vanaw Kalinga
- Itneg:
Binongan Itneg,
Inlaod Itneg, Maeng Itneg, Masadiit Itneg, Moyadan Itneg
- Kankanaey:
Northern Kankanay,
Kankanaey
- Ifugao:
Amganad Ifugao, Batad
Ifugao,
Mayoyao Ifugao,
Tuwali Ifugao
- Southern
Cordilleran:
- Southern Philippines:
- Subanun:
Central Subanen,
Eastern Subanen, Kolibugan Subanon,
Northern Subanen,
Western Subanen
- Manoboː
- Central:
- North:
Binukid,
Higaonon,
Kagayanen,
Kinamiging
Manobo
- South:
Cotabato Manobo,
Sarangani Manobo,
Tagabawa Manobo
- Danao:
Irannun-Philippines,
Irannun-Sabah, Maguindanaon,
Maranao
- Meso-Philippines:
- South Mangyanː
- Buhid-Taubuid:
Bangon
(Eastern Tawbuid),
Buhid,
Tawbuid
- Hanunoo:
Hanunoo
- Kalamian:
Agutaynen,
Calamian Tagbanwa
- Palawanic:
Batak,
Bonggi,
Molbog,
Tagbanwa,
Central Tagbanwa,
Brook's Point Palawano,
Southwest Palawano
- Central Philippines:
- Tagalog:
Tagalog
- Bikol:
- Coastal:
Naga: Isarog Agta,
Mt. Iraya Agta,
Central
Bicol
Virac, Southern Catanduanes Bikol
- Inland:
Mt. Iriga Agta,
Buhi'non Bikol,
Libon Bikol, Miraya Bikol,
West Albay Bikol
- Buhi-Daraga:
Rinconada Bikol
- Pandan:
Northern
Catanduanes Bikol
- Mansakan:
- Davawenyo:
Davawenyo
- North:
Kamayo
- Eastern:
Mansaka,
Mandayan
- Western:
Kalagan,
Kagan Kalagan,
Tagakaulo
- Mamanwa:
Minamanwa
- Unclassified:
Ata, Sorsogon Ayta, Tayabas Ayta, Northern
Binukidnon, Southern Binukidnon, Sulod
- Bisayan:
- Banton:
Bantoanon
- Cebuano:
Cebuano
- Central:
Ati,
Bantayanon, Capiznon,
Hiligaynon,
Masbatenyo,
Porohanon,
Romblomanon
Warayan:
Baybayanon, Kinabalian, Northern Sorsoganon, Southern Sorsoganon,
Waray-Waray
- South:
Butuanon, Surigaonon,
Tandaganon,
Tausug
- West:
Aklanon,
Caluyanun,
Cuyonon,
Inonhan, Kinaray-a, Malaynon, Ratagnon
- South Mindanao:
- Bagobo:
Bagobo-Klata
- Tiruray:
Tiruray
- Tboli:
Tboli
- Bilic: Cotabato Blaan,
Sarangani Blaan
- Sama-Bajaw:
- Abaknon:
Inabaknon
- Sulu-Borneo:
- Borneo Coast Bajaw:
Indonesian Bajau,
West Coast Bajau,
Mapun
- Inner Sulu Sama:
Balangingih Sama,
Central Sama,
Southern Sama
- Western Sulu Sama:
Pangutaran Sama
- Yakan:
Yakan
- Sundic:
- Javanese:
Javanese,
East Javanese,
Caribbean Javanese,
New Caledonian Javanese, Osing,
Tengger
- Bali-Sasak:
Balinese,
Sasak,
Sumbawa
- Sundanese:
Sundanese
- Malayo-Chamic:
- Chamic:
- Acehnese:
Aceh
-
Coastal: Haroi,
Eastern Cham,
Western Cham
-
Highlands:
Jarai:
Jarai
Rade:
Bih,
Rade
Chru-Northern:
Chru:
Chru
Northern Cham:
Cacgia Roglai,
Northern Roglai,
Southern Roglai
- Tsat:
Tsat (Huihui)
- Madurese:
Kangean, Madurese
- Malayic Dayak:
Kendayan,
Keninjal
Ibanic: Balau,
Iban,
Mualang, Remun,
Seberuang, Sebuyau
- Urak Lawoi':
Urak Lawoi'
- Malay-Moklen:
- Moklen:
Moken,
Moklen
- Malay:
Bangka, Banjar, Brunei,
Col,
Duano,
Haji,
Indonesian,
Jakun, Kaur,
Kerinci, Kubu, Lubu, Kupang Malay,
Papuan Malay,
Standard
Malay,
Minangkabau,
Musi,
Orang Kanaq,
Orang Seletar,
Pekal,
Sekak, Temuan
- Rejang:
Rejang
- Lampungic:
Lampung Api,
Lampung Nyo,
Komering
-
Northwest Sumatra-Barrier Islands:
- Gayo:
Gayo
- Mentawai:
Mentawei
- Simeulue: Simeulue
- Batak:
- Northern:
Alas-Kluet
Batak,
Dairi Batak,
Karo
Batak
- Simalungan:
Simalungan-Batak
- Southern:
Angkola Batak,
Mandaling Batak,
Toba Batak
- Nias:
Nias, Sikule
- Unclassfied:
Nasal
Borneo:
- Ida'an:
Ida'an
- Northeast:
- Murut-Tidung:
- Murut:
Keningau Murut,
Paluan Murut,
Selungai
Murut,
Tahol Murut,
Timugon Murut,
Okolod
- Northern:
Bookan Murut
- Southern:
Kalabakan
Murut,
Sembakung
Murut
- Tidung:
Bolongan,
Serudung Murut,
Northern Tidung,
Southern
Tidung
- Burusuː
Burusu
- Unclassified:
Gana,
Papar
- Dusunic:
- Bisaya:
Brunei Bisaya, Sabah Bisaya,
Lotud
- Dusun:
Klias River Kadazan,
Kimaragang,
Kota Marudu Talantang,
Kuijau,
Rungus,
Tobilung
Central:
Kadazan Dusun,
Minokok, Sugat Dusun
Eastern:
Labuk-Kinabatangan Kadazan
- Unclassified:
Dumpas
- Paitanic:
Abai Sungai,
Tombonuo
Upper Kinabatangan:
Upper Kinabatangan, Lanas Lobu,
Tampias Lobu
Unclassified:
Tatana
- Kelabitic:
Kelabit, Lengilu,
Lundayeh (Lun Bawang), Putoh,
Sa'ban,
Tring
- Rejang-Baram:
- Berawan:
East Berawan,
Central Berawan, West Berawan
- Bintulu:
Bintulu
- Kajang:
Bukitan,
Kajaman,
Lahanan,
Punan Batu,
Sekapan,
Sihan,
Ukit
- Lower-Baram:
Belait,
Kiput, Lelak,
Narom,
Tutong
- Melanau:
Central Melanau,
Daro-Matu Melanau, Sibu
Melanau,
Melanau-Kanowit-Tanjong
- Rejang-Sajau:
Basap,
Punan Bah Biau,
Sajau Basap
- Land Dayak:
- Bakati':
Bakati', Rara Bakati', Sara Bakati'
- Sarawak:
Biatah Bidayuh, Tringgus-Sembaan Bidayuh, Bau Bidayuh,
Serian-Bidayuh (Bukar-Sadong)
- Southern:
Gerai,
Jangkang, Kembayan, Ribun, Semandang-Bihak,
Semandang-Kualan
-
Benyadu',
Sanggau
- Kayan-Murik:
- Kayanic:
Busang
Kayan
(Uma:ʔ
Tua:n
dialect),
Baram Kayan,
Ga'ay (Long Gelat),
Rejang Kayan, Wahau Kayan,
Mahakam Kayan,
Mendalam Kayan, Kayan River Kayan
- Modang:
Modang,
Ma
Pnaan,
Punan Merap,
Segai (Ga'ay)
- Muller-Schwaner
'Punan':
Aoheng,
Bukat, Hovongan,
Kereho,
Punan Aput,
Punan Merah
- Murik Kayanː
Bahau,
Murik Kayan
- Kenyah:
- Kayanic Kenyah:
Lebo'
Vo', Wahau
Kenya,
Long Wat (Tutoh Kenyah),
Sebop
- Upper
Pujungan: Uma' Lasan,
Uma' Lung (Uma' Longh)
- Mainstream:
Badeng Kenyah
/
Mainstream Kenyah
(Lebo' Tau)
- Punan Nibong:
Eastern Penan,
Western Penan
- Punan Tubuː
Punan Tubu
- Barito:
- East:
Kayan:
- Central-South:
Central:
Dusun Deyah
South:
Dusun Malang,
Dusun Witu,
Ma'anyan,
Paku
- Malagasy:
Southern Betsimisaraka Malagasy, Masikoro Malagasy, Northern Betsimisaraka Malagasy,
Plateau Malagasy,
Sakalava Malagasy,
Tandroy-Mahafaly Malagasy, Tanosy Malagasy, Antankarana Malagasy, Bushi
Tsimihet Malagasy, Bara Malagasy
- North:
Lawangan,
Tawoyan
- Makaham:
Tunjung,
Ampangang
- West:
- North:
Kohin,
Ot Danum,
Siang
- South:
Bakumpai,
Ngaju
Sulawesi:
- Sangir-Minahasan:
- Sangiric:
Bantik,
Ratahan,
Sangil,
Sangir,
Talaud
- Minahasan:
Tondano,
Tontemboan,
Tonsea,
Tombulu,
Tonsawang
- Mongondow-Gorontalo:
- Mongondow:
Mongondow,
†Ponosakan
- Gorontalic:
Bintauna,
Bolango,
Buol,
Gorontalo,
Kaidipang,
Lolak,
Suwawa
- Central Sulawesi:
- Banggai-Saluan:
- Eastern:
Banggai,
Balantak
- Westernː
Andio,
Butui,
Bobongko,
Saluan
- Tomini:
Balaesang,
Boano,
Dampelas,
Dondo,
Lauje,
Pendau,
Taje,
Tajio,
Tolitoli,
Tomini
- Kaili-Pamona:
- Kaili:
Baras,
Da'a Kaili,
Ledo Kaili,
Unde Kaili,
Moma,
Sarudu, Sedoa,
Tado (Lindu),
Topoiyo,
Uma
(Pipikoro)
- Pamona:
Bada,
Behoa,
Napu,
Pamona,
Rampi, Tombelala
- Bungku-Mori:
Bahonsuai, Bungku, Kodeohe,
Koroni, Kulisusu, Mekongga, Atas Mori, Bawah Mori,
Moronene, Padoe,
Rahambuu,
Tolaki,
Tomadino, Tulambatu, Waru, Wawonii
- South Sulawesi:
- Bugis:
-
Bugis,
Koneq-Koneq
(Campalagian)
- Tamanicː
Embaloh,
Taman
- Lemolang:
Limola (Lemolang)
- Makassar:
Bentong,
Coastal
Konjo,
Highland Konjo,
Makassar,
Selayar
- Northern:
- Mamuju:
Mamuju
- Mandar:
Mandar
- Masenrempulu:
Duri,
Enrekang, Maiwa, Malimpung,
Masenrempulu
- Pitu Ulunna Salu:
Aralle-Tabulahan,
Bambam,
Dakka, Pannei,
Ulumanda'
- Toraja-Sa'dan:
Kalumpang,
Mamasa,
Tae',
Talondo,
Toraja-Sad'an
- Seko:
Seko Padang, Seko Tengah
Panasuan: Budong-Budong
(Tangkou),
Panasuan
- Wotu-Wolioː
- Kalaoː
Kalao,
Laiyolo
- Wolio-Kamaru: Kamaru,
Wolio
- Wotu:
Wotu
- Muna-Buton:
- Buton:
- East Buton:
Kumbewaha,
Lasalimu
- West Buton:
Cia-cia,
Kaisabu
- Munan:
- Busoa:
Busoa
- Munic:
Liabuku,
Kaimbulawa,
Kambowa,
Kioko,
Muna,
Pancana
- Tukangbesi-Bonerate:
Bonerate,
North Tukang Besi,
South Tukangbesi
Note: Languages and language
groups preceded by a dagger
(†) are extinct.
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