 thumb|languages of the world (map) this is a partial index of 772 wikipedia articles treating natural languages, arranged alphabetically. for a published list of languages, see iso 639-1 (list of iso 639-1 codes for 136 major languages), or for a more inclusive list, see iso 639-3 (list of iso 639-3 codes, 7,874 in total as of june 2013). the enumeration of languages and dialects can easily be taken into the five-digit range; the linguasphere observatory has a database (ls-2010) with more than 32,800 coded entries and more than 70,900 linguistic names.  ==a== 1. 'are'are (malayo-polynesian) 2. 'auhelawa (malayo-polynesian) 3. a'tong (tibeto-burman) 4. aari (omotic) * abanyom (bantu) * abaza (northwest caucasian) * abkhaz or abkhazian (northwest caucasian) * abujmaria (dravidian) * acehnese (malayo-polynesian) * adamorobe sign language (signing) * adele (kwa) * adyghe (northwest caucasian) * afar (cushitic) * afrikaans (germanic) * afro-seminole creole (english-based creole) * aimaq or barbari (iranian) * aini (turkic) * ainu (language isolate) * akan (kwa) * akawaio (carib) * aklanon (malayo-polynesian) * albanian (indo-european) * aleut (eskimoâaleut) * algonquin (algonquian) * alsatian (germanic) * altay (turkic) * alutor (chukotko-kamchatkan) * american sign language (signing) * amharic (semitic) * anda (khoisan) * amdang (nilo-saharan) * angika (indo-aryan) * anyin (kwa) * ao (tibeto-burman) * a-pucikwar (andamanese) * [[arabic 
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