Languages by language family/Manding

◂ Niger-Congo languages (?) ◂ Mande languages (?) ◂ Manding-Kpelle languages (?) ◂ Central Mande languages ◂ Manding-Jogo languages ◂ Manding-Vai languages ◂ Manding-Mokole languages

▸ Manding (or Mandingue, Manden) languages:

• East Manding languages (see below)
• West Manding languages (see below)
• Mandingo (or Manding, Mandingue, Manden) [man] macrolanguage (includes [emk], [mwk], [mku], [mnk], [msc], [mlq], and [myq], see below; disabled)
• N’Ko (or Kangbe) [nqo] (artificially created litterary language, based on the N’Ko script designed for all Manding languages, mostly used for writing [bm], [dyu], [emk], and [mnk], see below)

▸ East Manding languages:

• Manenkan languages (see below)
• Maninka-Mori languages (see below)
• Forest Maninka [myq] (member of the [man] macrolanguage, deprecated in ISO 639, replaced by [jod], [mku], and [mzj], see below, disabled)
• Bambara (or Bamana, Bamanakan, Bamanankan) [bm]
  • Beledugu
  • Ganadugu
  • San
  • Segou
  • Sikasso
  • Somono
  • Standard Bambara
• Bolon (or Boka, Bo) [bof] (disabled)
  • Black Bolon
  • White Bolon
• Dyula (or Dioula, Diula, Djula, Jula) [dyu] (disabled)
  • Dioula Véhiculaire
  • Kong Jula
  • Tagboussikan
• Marka (or Dafing, Dafin, Meka) [rkm] (disabled)
  • Gassan
  • Nouna
  • Safané

▸ Manenkan languages:

• Manya (or Manya Kan) [mzj] (disabled)
• Konyanka Maninka (or Konianka, Konyakakan, Konya) [mku] (member of the [man] macrolanguage, disabled)
• Sankaran Maninka (or Faranah, Sankarankan) [msc] (member of the [man] macrolanguage, disabled)
• Eastern Maninkakan [emk] (member of the [man] macrolanguage, disabled)
  • Amana
  • Bö
  • Koulounkalan
  • Wasulu

▸ Maninka-Mori languages:

• Koro-Koyaga languages (see below)
• Worodougou (or Bakokan) [jud] (disabled)
  • Kanika
  • Karanjan
  • Worodougouka
• Mahou (or Mahu, Maou, Mau, Mauka, Mauke) [mxx] (disabled)
  • Baralaka
  • Finanga
  • Koroka
  • Mahouka
  • Tenenga
• Wojenaka (or Malinké, Odiennekakan, Odienné Jula) [jod] (disabled)
  • Bodougouka
  • Nafana
  • Odienneka
  • Sienkoka
  • Toudougouka
  • Vandougouka
  • Wasulu (Wojenaka)

▸ Koro-Koyaga languages:

• Koro (Côte d'Ivoire) (or Koro Jula) [kfo] (disabled)
• Koyaga (or Koya, Koyaa, Koyaga Jula, Koyagakan) [kga] (disabled)
  • Nigbi
  • Nuclear Koyaga
  • Sagaka
  • Siaka

▸ West Manding languages:

• Kita-Kagoro languages (see below)
• Xasonka languages (see below)
• Mandinka (or Mandinga, Mandinkokan) [mnk] (member of the [man] macrolanguage, disabled)

▸ Kita-Kagoro languages:

• Kagoro (or Kakolo) [xkg] (disabled)
• Kita Maninkakan (or Central Malinke) [mwk] (member of the [man] macrolanguage, disabled)
  • Fulanke

▸ Xasonka languages:

• Jahanka (or Diakhanke, Dyakanke, Jahanque, Jahonque) [jad] (disabled)
• Xaasongaxango (or Kasso, Kasson, Chassonke, Xasonke, Xasonga) [kao] (disabled)
• Western Maninkakan (or Western Malinke, Western Maninka) [mlq] (member of the [man] macrolanguage, disabled)
  • Kenieba Maninka
  • Nyoxolonkan