13 Indo-European Languages
Top-level ASCL family group page. Use it to move into the correct sub family branch before you select a narrow group or final language code.
What this family group means
The family group is the broadest structural layer in ASCL 2025. It is designed for language coding workflows where the exact language is not yet known, or where a dataset is still being narrowed to the correct branch.
The practical use of this page is navigation. It helps you confirm the right language family before stepping into more specific sub family and narrow group categories.
Family group facts
- Code
- 13
- Sub family groups
- 7
- Languages
- 74
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Sub family groups in Indo-European Languages
These are the next level down from the language family group. Open a sub family page if you already know the broad family but still need to narrow the language branch.
Sub family groups
Example records
Languages in this family
These examples show the kinds of language records classified inside this family group. Open a language page when you need the terminal code.
Language examples
- 13111111 Gaelic (Scotland) 131111 Insular Languages
- 13111112 Irish 131111 Insular Languages
- 13111113 Welsh 131111 Insular Languages
- 13111199 Insular Languages, nec 131111 Insular Languages
- 13121111 Afrikaans 131211 West Germanic Languages
- 13121112 Dutch 131211 West Germanic Languages
- 13121113 English 131211 West Germanic Languages
- 13121114 Frisian 131211 West Germanic Languages
- 13121115 German 131211 West Germanic Languages
- 13121116 Luxembourgish 131211 West Germanic Languages
Official source
- Official ASCL source
- ABS ASCL 2025
- Last reviewed
- 2026-04-18
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