Austroasiatic languages

Austroasiatic stock areas where spoken*

Mon-Khmer family

Khasian branch Meghalaya (NE India)

Khasi, Synteng, Lyng-ngam

Amwi (War)

Palaungic branch (Palaung-Wa)

Kano' (Danau) NE Myanmar

Palaung-Riang subbranch NE Myanmar, SW China

Ta-ang (Palaung, Gold Palaung), Ka-ang

Da-ang (Pale, Silver Palaung)

Na-ang, Ra-ang

Riang, White-striped Riang, Black Riang

Angkuic subbranch

Angku (Kon-Keu), U, Hu SW China, NE Myanmar

Mok, Man-Met NE Myanmar, SW China, N Thailand

Khabit NW Laos

Samtao of Laos NW Laos

Lamet (Khamet), Ramet (Lua') NW Laos, N Thailand

Waic subbranch

Plang (Bu Lang, Samtao of Myanmar) SW China, NE Myanmar

Wa, Paraok, Avüa, Alva SW China, NE Myanmar

Phalok N Thailand

Lawa (Ravüa, Lua') N Thailand

Mang N Vietnam

Khmuic branch

Khmu (Kammu, Xa Khmu), Yuan N Laos, N Thailand

Mal (Thin, Prai, Phai, Lua') NW Laos, N Thailand

Mlabri, Yumbri N Thailand

Iduh (Odu, Thai Hat) NE Laos, NW Vietnam

Thai Then N Laos

Phong, Kaniang, Piat, Phong Lan NE Laos

Khsing Mul (Puoc, Ksing Mun) NE Laos, NW Vietnam

Khang NW Vietnam

Pakanic branch S China

Palyu (Bolyu, Lai)

Pakan (Bugan)

Vietic branch

Viet-Muong subbranch

Vietnamese (Kinh) Vietnam, S China

Muong, Nguon N Vietnam

Arem NW Vietnam

Sach, May, Ruc NW Vietnam

Thavung, Ahlau, Aheu (Phone Soung) C Laos

Maleng (Pakatan), Malieng C Laos, NW Vietnam

Tum, Cuoi, Pong, Uy-Lo, Khong-Kheng NW Vietnam, C Laos

Katuic branch

West Katuic subbranch

Bru, Makong, Kanay C Vietnam, C Laos, NE Thailand

So, Tri (Chali), Truy C Laos, NE Thailand

Kuay (Souei, Kuy), Yeu NE Thailand, S Laos, N Cambodia

East Katuic subbranch

Katu, Kantu, Phuong C Vietnam, C Laos

Pacoh C Vietnam, C Laos

Ngkriang (Ngeq) C Laos

Katang C Laos

Ta-oih (Ta-oi, Ta-uas), Ong, Yir C Laos

Bahnaric branch

West Bahnaric subbranch

Brao (Lave), Krung, Kravet S Laos, NE Cambodia

Jru' (Loven) S Laos

Nyah Heuny (Ngaheune) S Laos

Sok, Oy, Sou, Cheng, Sapuan S Laos

Northwest Bahnaric subbranch

Tarieng (Talieng) S Laos

Alak (Harlaak), Lawi S Laos

North Bahnaric subbranch

Kacho' NE Cambodia

Rengao C Vietnam

Sedang (Hatea), Tadrah, Didrah C Vietnam

Hre C Vietnam

Jeh, Halang, Kayong C Vietnam

Cua, Takua, Duan C Vietnam

Central Bahnaric subbranch

Bahnar C Vietnam

Tampuan NE Cambodia

South Bahnaric subbranch

Mnong, Biat, Phnong S Vietnam, SE Cambodia

Sre (Koho), Maa' S Vietnam

Stieng SE Cambodia

Chrau S Vietnam

Pearic branch

Chong SE Thailand

Chung (Sa-och) W Cambodia

Song of Trat SE Thailand

Samre (Eastern Pear) SE Thailand, W Cambodia

Samrai (Western Pear) W Cambodia

Song of Kampong Spoe C Cambodia

Pear of Kampong Thum N Cambodia

Khmeric branch Cambodia, NE and SE Thailand, S Vietnam

Khmer, Northern Khmer, Southern Khmer, Western Khmer

Old Khmer (Angkorian), Pre-Angkorian Old Khmer

Monic branch

Mon C and S Myanmar; N, W, and C Thailand

Old Mon C Myanmar; C, N, and NE Thailand

Nyah Kur (Chao Bon) C and NE Thailand

Aslian branch

North Aslian subbranch (Semang)

Kenta', Kensiw, Ten-en S Thailand, NW Malaysia

Jahai N Malaysia

Menriq N Malaysia

Bateg N and C Malaysia

Che' Wong (Siwang) C Malaysia

Senoic subbranch (Sakai)

Lanoh, Semnam, Sabum NW Malaysia

Temiar C Malaysia

Semai C Malaysia

Jah Hut (Jah Het) C Malaysia

South Aslian subbranch (Semelaic)

Betise' (Mah Meri, Besisi) S Malaysia

Semelai S Malaysia

Semaq Beri S Malaysia

Nicobarese branch Nicobar Islands (India)

Car, Chowra, Teresa, Bompaka

Nancowry (Central Nicobar), Camorta, Trinkat, Katchall

Coastal Great Nicobar, Little Nicobar

Shompe

Munda family E India

North Munda subfamily

Korku Madhya Pradesh

Kherwari branch Bihar, Bengal, Orissa

Santhali

Mundari

Ho, Bhumij

South Munda subfamily

Central Munda branch Orissa, Bihar

Kharia

Juang

Koraput Munda branch Orissa, Andhra Pradesh

Gutob, Remo

Sora (Savara), Juray, Gorum

*Capital letters denote direction; C stands for central.