Category:Languages without ISO 639-3 code but with Glottolog code
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This list is populated by writing entering a value in the [glotto] field but not in the [iso3] field of Template:Infobox language. As ISO codes are assigned to these languages, the articles should be updated to remove them from this category.
Pages in category "Languages without ISO 639-3 code but with Glottolog code"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 566 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Abzakh dialect
- Acadian French
- Achuar Chicham
- Aeolic Greek
- African-American Vernacular English
- Akita dialect
- Akpondu language
- Akuapem dialect
- Åland dialects
- Alaskan Russian
- Alavese dialect
- Alchuka language
- Algherese dialect
- Alor Malay
- Alovas language
- Aluku
- Amoy dialect
- Amrum North Frisian
- Andalusian Spanish
- Appalachian English
- Arabi Malayalam
- Hatran Aramaic
- Aranese dialect
- Arbanasi dialect
- Arcadocypriot Greek
- Arebhashe dialect
- Asante dialect
- Attic Greek
- Aukštaitian dialect
- Australian Aboriginal English
- Australian English
- Awankari dialect
- Azer dialect
B
- Bagirmi Arabic
- Bahamian English
- Bahraini Gulf Arabic
- Bajuni dialect
- Baleswari Odia
- Banat Bulgarian dialect
- Bangani
- Banten Sundanese
- Banyumasan dialect
- Baraba dialect
- Basseri dialect
- Batangas Tagalog
- Bawean language
- Béarnese dialect
- Beijing dialect
- Beijing Mandarin (division of Mandarin)
- Belitung Malay
- Benadiri Somali
- Beni Snous dialect
- Bergamasque dialect
- Berlin German
- Bernese German
- Berrichon dialect
- Bété languages
- Bhalesi dialect
- Bhumij language
- Bidayat dialect
- Bilinarra language
- Biscayan dialect
- Boholano dialect
- Bolognese dialect
- Bongor Arabic
- Bornholm dialect
- Borujerdi dialect
- Boze language
- Brabantian dialect
- Brazilian Portuguese
- Brebes Sundanese
- Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit
- Bunjevac dialect
- Bunu language
- Bunu language (Nigeria)
- Burgenland Croatian
- Burgundian language (Oïl)
- Bzhedug dialect
- Bzyb dialect
C
- Cadorino dialect
- Calabrian Greek
- Camorta language
- Canadian English
- Canarian Spanish
- Cantabrian language
- Cape Flats English
- Cena (sign language)
- Central Bavarian
- Central Plains Mandarin
- Central Taurus Sign Language
- Chaha language
- Chakhar Mongolian
- Chakpa language
- Cham Albanian dialect
- Champenois language
- Changsha dialect
- Changting dialect
- Changzhou dialect
- Chaplino dialect
- Chelkan language
- Chengdu-Chongqing dialect
- Chirag language
- Chirr language
- Chod dialect
- Christian Palestinian Aramaic
- Chūgoku dialects
- Chungcheong dialect
- Cirebon Sundanese
- Classical Guarani
- Coastal Bikol
- Cochin Portuguese Creole
- Cretan Greek
- Crimean Gothic
- Cuban Spanish
- Cusco–Collao Quechua
- Cypriot Greek
- Cypriot Turkish
D
E
- Early Modern Spanish
- East Anglian English
- East Asturian
- East Flemish
- Eastern Bengali
- Eastern Han Chinese
- Eastern Herzegovinian dialect
- Eastern Khanty language
- Eastern Lombard dialects
- Eastern Mansi
- Eastern Morocco Arabic
- Equatoguinean Spanish
- Erzgebirgisch
- Esfahani accent
- Estonian Swedish
- European Portuguese
- Ewondo Populaire
F
G
H
- Hachijō language
- Haikou dialect
- Hailu dialect
- Hakata dialect
- Hakuchi dialect
- Halligen Frisian
- Hamgyŏng dialect
- Hangzhou dialect
- Harbin dialect
- Hasaitic
- Heiltsuk dialect
- Heligoland Frisian
- Hessian dialects
- Hiberno-English
- Hichiku dialect
- Hida dialect
- High Alemannic German
- High Prussian dialect
- Himariote dialect
- Hismaic
- Hokkaido dialects
- Hokuriku dialects
- Hong Kong Cantonese
- Hong Kong English