List of Wikipedias by language macrofamily

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Last updated: 08 May 2007

Contents 1 Indo-European (9,204,000) 2 Altaic (893,000) 3 Uralic (323,600) 4 Sino-Tibetan (260,000) 5 Austronesian (153,147) 6 Afro-Asiatic (96,732) 7 Other language groups

[edit] Indo-European (9,204,000)

1. Germanic languages (4,667,000)
2. Romanic languages (2,540,000)
3. Slavic languages (1,575,000)
4. Indo-Aryan languages (115,000)
5. Baltic languages (103,000)
6. Iranian languages (80,000)
7. Celtic languages (60,000)
8. Greek (42,000)
9. Albanian (22,000)
10. Armenian (4,000)

[edit] Altaic (893,000)

1. Japonic languages (600,000)
2. Turkic languages (190,000)
3. Korean (100,000)
4. Mongolian languages (3,000)

[edit] Uralic (323,600)

1. Finno-Permic languages (223,600)
2. Ugric languages (100,000)

[edit] Sino-Tibetan (260,000)

1. Sinitic languages (215,000)
2. Tibeto-Burman languages (45,000)

[edit] Austronesian (153,147)

1. Sunda-Sulawesi languages (104,352)
2. Borneo-Philippines languages (45,925)
3. Central Eastern Malayo-Polynesian languages (2,870)

[edit] Afro-Asiatic (96,732)

1. Semitic languages (96,286)
2. Cushitic languages (420)
3. Chadic languages (26)

[edit] Other language groups

1. Constructed languages (110,085)
2. Dravidian languages (44,636)
3. Tai-Kadai languages (36,409)
4. Basque (17,735)
5. Kartvelian languages (14,780)
6. Mon-Khmer languages (18,453)
7. Niger-Congo languages (8,019)
8. Pidgins and Creole languages (7,678)
9. Quechuan languages (2,180)
10. Uto-Aztecan languages (1,227)
11. Eskimo-Aleut languages (464)
12. Northeast Caucasian languages (284)
13. Iroquoian languages (194)
14. Tupi languages (140)
15. Algonquian languages (115)
16. Athabaskan languages (59)
17. Northwest Caucasian languages (53)
18. Aymaran languages (36)
19. Muskogean languages (16)
20. Nilo-Saharan languages (4)