Mon-Khmer

E41506

Mon-Khmer is a major branch of the Austroasiatic language family that includes numerous languages spoken across mainland Southeast Asia and parts of South Asia.

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf branch of Austroasiatic languages
language family branch
continent Asia
fieldOfStudy Austroasiatic linguistics
hasAlternativeName Mon Khmer
Mon-Khmer
surface form: Mon–Khmer
hasFeature complex consonant systems in some languages
register or phonation contrasts in some languages
rich vowel systems
hasLanguage Bahnaric
surface form: Bahnar language

Katu language
Khasi language
Khmer
surface form: Khmer language

Mon language
Muong language
Nicobarese languages
Palaung language
Vietnamese
surface form: Vietnamese language
hasSubfamily Bahnaric
Katuic
Khasic
Khmer
Monic
Palaungic
Pearic
Vietic languages
surface form: Vietic
historicalClassification core branch of Austroasiatic
includesNationalLanguageOf Cambodia
Viet Nam
surface form: Vietnam
languageFamily Austroasiatic
partOf Austroasiatic
surface form: Austroasiatic language family
region Indochinese Peninsula
surface form: Mainland Southeast Asia

South Asia
spokenIn People's Republic of Bangladesh (from East Pakistan)
surface form: Bangladesh

Cambodia
China
India
Laos
Myanmar
Nepal
Thailand
Viet Nam
surface form: Vietnam
status includes both national and minority languages
typology mostly analytic
usedBy multiple ethnic groups in Southeast Asia
wordOrder SVO
writingSystem various scripts

Referenced by (30)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Khmer subfamily Mon-Khmer
Laos hasOfficialLanguage Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Lao
Nicobarese subfamily Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Nuclear Mon–Khmer
Nicobarese isPartOf Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Mon–Khmer languages
Mon-Khmer hasAlternativeName Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Mon–Khmer
Austroasiatic alternativeName Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Mon–Khmer
Austroasiatic hasLanguage Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Khmuic languages
Austroasiatic hasLanguage Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Khmu language
Austroasiatic hasLanguage Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Khmuʼ language
Austroasiatic hasSubfamily Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Mon–Khmer
Austroasiatic hasHistoricalLanguage Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Proto-Mon–Khmer
Teressa languageSubfamily Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Mon–Khmer
Chamic languages hasInfluenceFrom Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Mon-Khmer languages
Bahnaric relatedTo Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Mon-Khmer languages
Palaungic higherClassification Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Mon–Khmer languages
Palaung language languageBranch Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Mon–Khmer
Mon Khmer alternativeName Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Mon–Khmer
Mon Khmer alternativeName Mon-Khmer
Aslian partOf Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Mon–Khmer branch
Waic partOf Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Mon–Khmer languages
Katuic neighboringLanguageFamilies Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Mon–Khmer
Aslian branch geneticRelation Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Mon-Khmer languages
Wa language (Austroasiatic) subfamily Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Mon–Khmer
Wa language (Austroasiatic) languageBranch Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Mon–Khmer languages
Proto-Austroasiatic hasAlternativeName Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Proto-Mon–Khmer
Katuic languages contactWith Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Mon-Khmer languages
Palaungic languages memberOf Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Mon–Khmer languages
Middle Khmer subclassOf Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Mon–Khmer languages
Palaung people languageBranch Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Mon-Khmer languages
Nancowry language languageFamilyBranch Mon-Khmer
this entity surface form: Mon–Khmer