Nilotic languages

The Nilotic languages are a group of Eastern Sudanic languages spoken across a wide area between southern Sudan and Tanzania by the Nilotic peoples, particularly associated with cattle-herding.

Nilotic languages tree

Nilotic (52 languages)

• Eastern
  • Bari
    • Bari
    • Kakwa
    • Mandari
  • Lotuxo-Teso
    • Lotuxo-Maa
      • Lotuxo
        • Dongotono
        • Lokoya
        • Lango
        • Otuho
        • Lopit
      • Ongamo-Maa
        • Maasai
        • Ngasa
        • Samburu
    • Teso-Turkana
      • Teso
        • Teso
      • Turkana
        • Karamojong
        • Nyangatom
        • Toposa
        • Turkana
• Southern
  • Kalenjin
    • Elgon
      • Kupsabiny
      • Sabaot
    • Nandi-Markweta
      • Markweta
        • Endo
        • Talai
      • Nandi
        • Aramanik
        • Kalenjin
        • Kisankasa
        • Mediak
        • Mosiro
        • Tugen, North
    • Okiek
      • Okiek
    • Pokot
      • Pökoot
  • Tatoga
    • Omotik
    • Datooga
• Western (22)
  • Dinka-Nuer
    • Dinka
      • Dinka, South Central
      • Dinka, Southwestern
      • Dinka, Northeastern
      • Dinka, Northwestern
      • Dinka, Southeastern
    • Nuer
      • Reel
      • Nuer
  • Luo (15)
    • Northern (9)
      • Anuak
        • Anuak
      • Bor
        • Belanda Bor
      • Jur
        • Luwo
      • Maban-Burun
        • Burun
          • Burun
        • Maban
          • Jumjum
          • Mabaan
      • Shilluk
        • Shilluk
      • Thuri
        • Thuri
      • Unclassified
        • Päri
    • Southern
      • Adhola
        • Adhola
      • Kuman
        • Kumam
      • Luo-Acholi
        • Alur-Acholi
          • Alur
            • Alur
          • Lango-Acholi
            • Acholi
            • Lango
        • Luo
          • Luo

Nilotic languages in WikiVerb