List of Wikipedias by language family

Article share of the largest languages families Indo-European    76.99% Altaic    6.89% Austronesian    3.17% Uralic    2.93% Sino-Tibetan    2.49% Constructed    1.88% Afro-Asiatic    1.54% Austroasiatic    1.55% Other    2.54%

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See also:

• List of Wikipedias
• List of Wikipedias by language group
• Wikipedias in multiple writing systems

Indo-European (16,318,000) - 76.99%

Germanic    45.65% Italic    28.84% Slavic    19.48% Indo-Aryan    1.86% Iranian    1.47% Baltic    1.23% Other    1.41%

1. Germanic languages (7,450,000)
2. Italic languages (4,707,000)
3. Slavic languages (3,178,000)
4. Indo-Aryan languages (303,000)
5. Iranian languages (240,000)
6. Baltic languages (201,000)
7. Celtic languages (105,000)
8. Hellenic languages (70,000)
9. Albanian language (41,000)
10. Armenian language (23,000)

Altaic (1,460,000) - 6.89%

Japonic    54.26% Turkic    32.13% Korean    12.97% Mongolic    0.64%

1. Japonic languages (792,000)
2. Turkic languages (469,000)
3. Korean language (189,000)
4. Mongolic languages (9,000)

Austronesian (673,000) - 3.17%

Sunda-Sulawesi    58.82% Philippine    33.93% Bornean    5.37% Polynesian    1.75% Timor-Babar    0.1% East Fijian    0.02%

1. Sunda-Sulawesi languages (396,000)
2. Philippine languages (228,000)
3. Bornean languages (36,000)
4. Polynesian languages (12,000)
5. Timor-Babar languages (1,000)
6. East Fijian languages (0)

Uralic (621,000) - 2.93%

Finno-Permic    66.08% Ugric    33.92%

1. Finno-Permic languages (410,000)
2. Ugric languages (211,000)

Sino-Tibetan (528,000) - 2.49%

Sinitic    83.81% Tibeto-Burman    16.19%

1. Sinitic languages (443,000)
2. Tibeto-Burman languages (86,000)

Constructed languages (398,000) - 1.88%

1. Indo-European-based Constructed languages (397,000)
2. A priori Constructed languages (1,000)

Afro-Asiatic (327,000) - 1.54%

1. Semitic languages (323,000)
2. Cushitic languages (3,000)
3. Berber languages (1,000)
4. Chadic languages (0)

Austroasiatic languages (328,000) - 1.55%

1. Mon-Khmer languages (328,000)

Dravidian languages (128,000) - 0.6%

1. Dravidian languages (128,000)

Tai–Kadai languages (73,000) - 0.34%

1. Tai–Kadai languages (73,000)

Niger–Congo languages (63,000) - 0.29%

1. Bantoid languages (31,000)
2. Yoruboid languages (30,000)
3. Mande languages (0)
4. Kwa languages (1,000)
5. Igboid languages (1,000)

Uto-Aztecan languages (8,000) - 0.04%

1. Uto-Aztecan languages (8177)

North Caucasian languages (5,000) - 0.02%

1. Northeast Caucasian languages (3,786)
2. Northwest Caucasian languages (1,268)

Na-Dene languages (2,000) - 0.01%

1. Athabaskan languages (2,277)

Je–Tupi–Carib languages (2,000) - 0.01%

1. Tupian languages (1563)

Other language groups

1. Basque language (122,000)
2. Pidgins and Creole languages (59,000)
3. Kartvelian languages (56,000)
4. Quechuan languages (17,000)
5. Eskimo-Aleut languages (2,000)
6. Aymaran languages (1,000)