Languages by language family/Southern Nilotic

◂ Nilo-Saharan languages (?) ◂ Eastern Sudanic languages (?) ◂ Southern Eastern Sudanic (or Eastern “n” Sudanic, En Sudanic, Kir-Abbaian) languages (?) ◂ Nilotic languages

▸ Southern Nilotic languages:

• Tatoga-Omotik (or Datooga-Omotic) languages (see subpage)
• Kalenjin languages (see below)

▸ Kalenjin languages:

• Kalenjin [kln] macro-language (disabled)
  • Northern Kalenjin languages (see below)
  • Elgon-Mau Kalenjin languages (see below)
  • Okiek-Akie languages (see below)
  • Central Kalenjin languages (see below)

▸ Northern Kalenjin languages:

• Markweeta (or Markweta, Marakwet, Marakuet, Talai) [enb] (disabled)
  • Endo (or Endo-Marakwet)
  • Sambirir
• Pökoot (or Pökot, Pokot, Pakot, Suk) [pko]
  • East Pokot
  • West Pokot

▸ Elgon-Mau Kalenjin languages:

• Kupsabiny [kpz] (disabled)
  • Mbai
  • Sabiny (or Sapei, Sebei)
  • Sor (or Sore)
• Sabaot (or Sore-Sabaut, Mt. Elgon Maasai) [spy] (disabled)
  • Bong’omeek (or Bong’om)
  • Book (or Pok)
  • Koony (or Kony)

▸ Okiek-Akie languages:

• Akie (or Akiek, Southern Okiek-Akie, Okiek-Akie of Manyara) [mwy] (disabled)
  • Kinare (or Ogiek of Kinare) (†)
  • Dorobo (or Ndorobo)
  • Mosiro (or Mósiro) (non-existent according to ISO 639-3)
• Okiek (or Ogiek, Northern Okiek-Akie, Okiek-Akie of Arusha-Kajiado) [oki] (disabled)
  • Nuclear Okiek
  • Sogoo (or Sokóò)
  • Suiei (Okiek)

▸ Central Kalenjin languages:

• Plateau Central Kalenjin languages (see below)
• Kipsigis [sgc] (disabled)

▸ Plateau Central Kalenjin languages:

• Keiyo (or Keyo, Elgeyo) [eyo] (disabled)
• Nandi (or Naandi, Cemual) [niq] (disabled)
• Terik (or Nyang’ori) [tec] (disabled)
• Tugen (or Tuken, Kamasya) [tuy] (disabled)
  • North Tugen
  • South Tugen