Category:Languages of Nepal

• Greater Magaric languages
• Languages of Nepal

*

• Magaric languages
• Tamangic languages

A

• Angika
• Athpare language

B

• Bahing language
• Bantawa language
• Baram language
• Belhare language
• Bhojpuri language
• Bhujel language
• Bihari languages
• Byangsi language

C

• Chamling language
• Central Tibetan
• Chantyal language
• Chepang language
• Chepangic languages
• Chintang language
• Chulung language
• Classical Tibetan

D

• Danwar language
• Dhimal language
• Dhimalish languages
• Doteli
• Dumi language
• Dungmali language
• Dura language

E

• Eastern Indo-Aryan languages
• Nepalese English

G

• Ghale language
• Ghale languages
• Gurung language
• Gyalsumdo language

J

• Jerung language
• Jirel language
• Jumli language

K

• Kagate language
• Kaike language
• Khaling language
• Kham language
• Kochila Tharu
• Koi language
• Kumhali language
• Kusunda language
• Kutang language
• Kyirong language
• Kyirong–Kagate languages

L

• Template:Languages of Nepal
• Languages with official status in Nepal
• Lepcha language
• Lhasa Tibetan
• Limbu language
• Lohorung language

M

• Magar language
• Bajjika
• Maithili language
• Manang language
• Marwari language
• Mewahang
• Mewahang language
• Mugom dialect
• Mundari language

N

• Naapa language
• Nachhiring language
• Nar Phu language
• Naxal School for the Deaf
• Nepali language
• Nepali phonology
• Nepali Sign Language
• Newar language
• Newar numerals
• Northern Indo-Aryan languages
• Nubri language

R

• Rajbanshi language (Nepal)
• Raji language
• Raute language

S

• Saam language
• Sampang language
• Sanskrit
• Sherpa language
• Sikkimese language
• Sunwar language

T

• Tamang language
• Tandrange language
• Thakali language
• Thangmi language
• Tharu languages
• Thulung language
• Tibetic languages
• Tichurong language
• Tilung language
• Tsum language

V

• Vayu language

W

• Wambule language

Y

• Yakkha language
• Yamphu language
• Yolmo language