1312 Germanic Languages
Sub family page inside the ASCL hierarchy. Use it to compare the narrow group branches that sit under this language family segment.
What this sub family covers
ASCL sub family groups sit between the family group and narrow group levels. They are useful when the top-level family still contains too many possible branches for a reliable coding decision.
In practice, this is the level where you compare related language branches before you move to the narrow group and final language record.
Sub family facts
- Code
- 1312
- Family
- 13 Indo-European Languages
- Narrow groups
- 2
- Languages
- 13
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Narrow groups in Germanic Languages
Narrow groups
Final language records
Example language codes
Language records
- 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
- 13121117 Yiddish 131211 West Germanic Languages
- 13121199 West Germanic Languages, nec 131211 West Germanic Languages
- 13121211 Danish 131212 North Germanic Languages
- 13121212 Icelandic 131212 North Germanic Languages
- 13121213 Norwegian 131212 North Germanic Languages
- 13121214 Swedish 131212 North Germanic Languages
Official source
- Official ASCL source
- ABS ASCL 2025
- Last reviewed
- 2026-04-18
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