Category:Mon-Khmer languages

General Information

This page is the category page for Mon-Khmer/Austroasiatic languages, both constructed and natural. The Mon-Khmer languages are typically found in Southeast Asia & Eastern India, natural language examples including Khmer, Vietnamese, Gorum, Ho, Mon, Khasi, Katu, Nguon, Kri, Pearic and others.

See also

• Afroasiatic
  • Cushitic
  • Semitic
• Altaic
  • Japonic

• • Koreanic
  • Mongolic
    • Imperial Mongolic
    • Southern Mongolic
  • Tungusic
  • Turkic
    • Karluk
    • Kipchak
    • Oghuz
    • Siberian
• Amerindian (polyphyletic)
  • →Qutian
• Austronesian
  • Northern Formosan
• Niger-Congo
  • Bantu
• Dravidian
• Indo-European
  • →Azalic
  • Balto-Slavic
    • Baltic
    • Slavic
  • Celtic
  • Germanic
    • East Germanic
    • North Germanic
    • West Germanic
  • Graeco-Phrygian
    • Hellenic/Hellangs
  • Indo-Iranian
  • →Lúsanic
  • →Nesic
  • →Owina
  • Italic/Romance
  • →Samasian
  • →Stem-Germanic
• Mon-Khmer/Austroasiatic
• Sino-Tibetan
  • Sinitic
• Uralic
  • Finnic