Languages by language family/Kenyahic

◂ Austronesian languages ◂ Malayo-Polynesian languages ◂ North Borneo Malayo-Polynesian languages ◂ North Sarawakan languages

▸ Kenyahic (or Kenyah) languages:

• Highland Kenyah languages (see below)
• Lowland Kenyah languages (see below)

▸ Highland Kenyah languages:

• Upper Pujungan languages (see below)
• Usun Apau Kenyah (or Mainstream Kenyah, Highland Kenyah, Bakung Kenya, Bakung Kenyah, Bakung, Bakong, Kenyah, Kenya, Kehja, Kenja, Kelinyau Kenyah, Kelinjau, Kelinyau, Kindjin, Kinjin, Madang) [xkl] (disabled)
  • Lepo’ Kulit
  • Uma Bem
  • Uma Jalam
  • Uma Tau

▸ Upper Pujungan languages:

• Uma’ Lung (or Oma Longh) [ulu] (disabled)
• Uma’ Lasan (or Western Kenyah, Western Kenya, Kanyay, Kenja, Kindjin, Kinjin) [xky] (disabled)
  • Kakus Penan
  • Kemena Penan
  • Long Bangan
  • Lunan
  • Uma Bakah

▸ Lowland Kenyah languages:

• Western Lowland Kenyah-Penan languages (see below)
• Eastern Lowland Kenyah (or Wahau Kenya) [whk] (disabled)
  • Uma Timai

▸ Western Lowland Kenyah-Penan languages:

• Penan languages (see below)
• Western Lowland Kenyah (or Tutoh Kenya) [ttw] (disabled)
  • Long Labid
  • Lugat
  • Nuclear Long Wat

▸ Penan languages:

• Western Penan-Sebop languages (see below)
• Eastern Penan (or Punan) [pez] (disabled)
  • Penan Apoh

▸ Western Penan-Sebop languages:

• Sebop (or Sebob Kenyah, Sebob, Sibop, Sabup, Sambup) [sib] (disabled)
  • Bah Malei
  • Lirong
  • Long Atun
  • Long Ekang
  • Long Luyang
  • Long Pokun
  • Tinjar Sibop
• Western Penan [pne] (disabled)
  • Bok Penan
  • Jelalong Penan
  • Nibong (or Nibon)
  • Penan Apo
  • Penan Gang
  • Penan Lanying
  • Penan Lusong
  • Penan Silat
  • Sipeng