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Index by classification (European languages)

Map of European languages--Languages by state--Project

Germanic
West Germanic
Anglo-Saxon
• English 
• (Lowland) Scots
  • Ulster Scots [Northern Ireland]
Frisian
• Western Frisian [Netherlands]
• Eastern Frisian [Saterland-D]
• Northern Frisian [D]
Low German
• Dutch (Low Franconian)
  • Flemish [Belgium, Westhoek-F]
  • Low Franconian [Northern Rhineland/D]
• Low Saxon (Low German)
  • Low Saxon [Groningen/NL]
High German
• Luxembourgian (Moselle Franconian), Lorraine Franconian
• High German
• Yiddish (Judeo-German)
• Alemannic (incl. Swiss German, Alsatian, Vorarlberg Alemannic)
• Bavarian (incl. Austrian German)
• Cimbrian [Veneto/Italy]
• Mocheni [Trentin/Italy]
North Germanic (Scandinavian)
West Scandinavian
• Icelandic
• Faroese
• Norn
• Norwegian
East Scandinavian
• Swedish
• Danish
• Gothic (extinct)

Celtic
Goidelic
• Irish Gaelic
• Manx Gaelic
• Scottish Gaelic
Brythonic
• Welsh
• Cornish
• Breton [F]

Romance
Ibero-Romance
• Portuguese
• Galician
• Asturian
• Leonese
• (Castilian) Spanish
• Ladino (Judeo-Spanish)
• Aragonese
• Mozarabic
Occitano-Romance
• Catalan-Balear-Valencian.
  Algherese Catalan
• Gascon
  Occitan (proper)
  • Provençal
  • Shuadit (Judeo-Provençal)
  • Languedocien
  • Auvergnat
  • Limousin
Gallo-Romance
• French
  Channel Island French
• Zarphatic (Judeo-French)
• Walloon
• Francoprovençal
• Piedmontese
• Ligurian
• Lombard
• Emilian
• Venetian
Rhaeto-Romance
• Romansch
  • Surmiran
  • Sutsilvan
  • Sursilvan
  • Ladin-puter
  • Ladin-vallader
• Ladin
• Friulian
Sardinian
• Gallurese Sardinian
• Logudorese Sardinian
• Campidanese Sardinian
• Sassarese Sardinian
Italo-Romance
• Corsican
• (Tuscan & Central) Italian
• Italkian (Judeo-Italian)
• South Italian (incl. Neapolitan)
• Sicilian
• Istriot
• Dalmatian
  Romanian
  • Istro-Romanian
  • Aromunian
  • Meglenitic
  • (Daco-)Romanian
    
Slavonic
West Slavonic
Lechitic
• Polabian
  Kashubian (Pomeranian)
  • Slovincian
  • Kashubian (proper)
• Polish
Sorbian
• Lower Sorbian
• Upper Sorbian
Czech-Slovak
• Czech
• Slovak
South Slavonic
• Slovene
• Serbian-Croatian-Bosnian
  Burgenland Croatian [A]
  Molise Croatian [I]
  East South Slavonic
  • Macedonian
  • Bulgarian
East Slavonic
• Rusyn
• Ukrainian
• Belorussian
• Russian
  
Baltic
• (Old) Prussian (extinct)
  East Baltic
  • Lithuanian
  • Latvian

Albanian

• Gheg Albanian
• Tosk Albanian
  Arvanitika Albanian
  Arbëreshë Albanian
  
Hellenic
• Greek
  Italiot Greek
  Pontic Greek
• Yevanic (Judeo-Greek)
• Tsakonian
  
Indo-Iranian
Indo-Aryan
• Romani

Finno-Ugrian (Uralic) languages

Sámi
Western Sámi
• South Sámi
• Ume Sámi
• Pite Sámi
• Lule Sámi
• North Sámi
Eastern Sámi
• Kemi Sámi
• Inari Sámi
• Skolt Sámi
• Akkala Sámi
• Kildin Sámi
• Ter Sámi
Finnic
• Livonian
• Estonian
• Votian
  Northern Finnic
  • Finnish
  • Ingrian
  • Karelian (proper)
  • Olonetsian
  East Finnic
  • Ludian
  • Vepsian
Mordvin
• Erzya
• Moksha
Mari
• Western Mari
• Eastern Mari
Permian
• Udmurt
  Komi
  • Permyak
  • Komi (proper)
• Hungarian
  Mansi
  • Southern Mansi
  Samoyed
  Nenets
  • Tundra Nenets
    

Turkic languages
• Chuvash
  Kipchak
  • Karaim (Judeo-Turkish)
  • Tatar [and Siberian Tatar]
  • Bashkir
  • Crimean Tatar
  • Krimchak (Judeo-Crimean Tatar)
  • Nogai
  Oguz
  • [Turkmen]
    Trukhmen
  • Gagauz
  • (Osman) Turkish

Mongol languages

Kalmyk

Semitic languages
Arabic
• Maltese
• Cypriot Arabic

Hebrew

Basque [E,F]