Konkani / Maharashtrian Kokani (महाराष्ट्रीय कोंकणी – Maharashtri Konkani / महाराष्ट्रीय कोकणी – Maharashtri Kokani]]) Parabhi Koli (spoken by the Koli or fishermen community found in Mumbai, Thane, Palghar and Raigad district of Maharashtra) Kiristanv Kunbi Agri/Agari (spoken by the Agri people) Dhangari Thakri/Thakuri (spoken by the Adivasi and katkari community found in Raigad district of Maharashtra) (non-Marathi substratum) Karadhi Sangameshwari Bankoti Maoli Konkani (Goan Konkani) (कोंकणी – Kōṅkaṇī) Goan Konkani Proper Mangalorean Konkani Chitpavani Konkani Malvani Konkani Karwari Konkani Kukna (Canarese Konkani) (कॅनराचॆं कोंकणी – Kanarachem Konkani) Saraswat dialects (आमचीगॆलॆं – āmcigelẽ) Travancore Konkani (Kerala Konkani) (including parts of Kochi / Cochin) (कॊच्चिमांय – Koccimā̃y) Sinhalese-Maldivian languages (Insular Indo-Aryan) Sinhalese Prakrit (Elu / Helu / Hela) (Eḷu / Sīhala) (extinct) Proto-Sinhala (3rd–7th century CE) Medieval Sinhala (7th–12th century CE) Sinhala (Modern Sinhala) (සිංහල – 'Siṁhala') Uva (Monaragala, Badulla) Southern (Galle) Uppland Country (Kandy) Sabaragamu (Kegalle) Maldivian (Dhivehi) (ދިވެހި – Dhivehi / ދިވެހިބަސް – Dhivehi-bas) (spoken in the Maldives and also in the Union Territory of Lakshadweep, southwest India and in Minicoy Island, southwest India) Maliku Bas (Mahl) (spoken in Minicoy) Haddhunmathee Bas (spoken in Haddhunmathi / Laamu) Malé Bas (basis of Standard Maldivian) Mulaku Bas (spoken in Fuvahmulah) Madifushi Bas (spoken in Kolhumadulu) Huvadhu Bas (spoken in Huvadhu) Addu Bas (spoken in Addu) Unclassified Andh / Andhi (spoken by the Andh) Chinali-Lahul Lohar (spoken in Lahaul and Spiti district, in northern Himachal Pradesh, northern India) Chinali Lahul Lohar Kanjari (it may be one of the Punjabi languages) Kholosi (spoken in two villages in southern Iran) Kumhali / Kumbale (moribund Indic language of Nepal) Kuswaric (spoken in Nepal) Danwar / Danuwar Bote-Darai Bote Darai Dewas Rai (it is not related to the Rai languages of the Tibeto-Burman family) Od (Oadki) (it has similarities to Marathi, with features also shared with Gujarati) (spoken by the Orh in Gujarat, Haryana, Rajasthan, New Delhi, Sindh, and the south of Punjab) Tharu (थारु – Tharu) (not only one language) (pre-Indo-European, pre-Dravidian and pre-Sino-Tibetan substrate of an unknown language or languages of a possible indigenous language family) (mainly in the Terai) Dangaura-Rana-Buksa Dangaura Tharu Rana Tharu Buksa Tharu/Bhoksa Tharu (spoken by the Bhoksa people) Sonha Kathoria Tharu Kochila Tharu Chitwania Tharu Savji language (Saoji / Souji / Sauji) (Savji bhasha / Khatri bhasha) Vaagri Booli / Hakkipikki Unclassified Indo-European languages (all extinct) Indo-European languages whose relationship to other languages in the family is unclear Armeno-Phrygian?