Afaraf, Qafar, Qafar af, ʿAfár af, Aussa, Ba'adu, Central Afar, Northern Afar, Baadu, Adal, Affar, Affarigna

Arabic, Sudanese Spoken, Arabi, Ja'ali, Khartoum, North Kordofan Arabic, Shukri, Western Sudanese, Khartoum Arabic, Sudanese Arabic

Rashaida, Rashida, Coastal Tihaamah, North Hijazi, South Hijazi, Valley Tihaamah, Hejazi Arabic, West Arabian Colloquial Arabic

Al-ꞌArabiyya, Al-Fusha, Literary Arabic

Beja, Beḍauye, Bedawi, Bedawiye, Bedja, Bedàwie, Biďaːwyéːt, Tibďaːwyě, To Bedawiat, To Bedawie, Tu Bdhaawi, Tu-Bedawie, بجاوية

Senhit, T'aqwur, Balen, Belen, Beleni, Bilayn, Bilein, Bilene, Bileno, Bilin, Blin, Bogo, Bogos, North Agaw

Ancient Ethiopic, Ethiopic, Ge'ez, Giiz

Italiano, Italienisch, Italien, Talijanski, Abruzzese, Central Marchigiano, Cicolano-Reatino-Aquilano, Laziale, Molisano, Pugliese, Tuscan, Umbrian, Salentino, Italiană, Italijanski, Talyaaniga

Aymasa, Barka, Bitama, Ilit, Marda, Sokodasa, Takazze-Setiit, Tigray, Tika, Aaimasa, Aimara, Berka, Bitaama, Iiliit, Iilit, Iliit, Lakatakura-Tika, Odasa, Setiit, Setit, Sogadas, Sogodas, Tiika, Baada, Baaden, Baaza, Baazayn, Baazen, Bada, Baden, Baza, Bazen, Cunama, Diila

Saaho, Sao, Shaho, Shiho, Shoho, Irob

Tigraayit, Beni-Amir, Dahalik, Habab, Mansaꞌ, Semhar, Senhit, Ad-Tekleis, Ad-Temariam, Bet-Juk, Marya Kayah, Mensa, Tigré, Algeden

Beta Israel, Tigray, Tigrinya, Tigrigna, Habashi, Tigrie