Linguae Tibeto-Birmanae
Situs:	Asia orientalis
Status:	divisio linguarum Sinotibetanarum
Divisiones:	Linguae Bodicae Linguae Himalayanae Linguae Sal Linguae centrales Linguae boreorientales Linguae austalorientales: Burmicae et Karen
ISO 639-2:	sit
Familiae linguisticae coloribus Vicipaedicis pictae

Linguae Tibeto-Birmanae sunt divisio familiae Sinotibetanae. Haec linguae in Asia australorientali adhibentur.

Secundum Bradley (1997) et Dalby (1998) pertinent huic divisioni linguae quae sequuntur:

• Linguae Bodicae seu Tibeto-Kanauri vel Tibeto-Birmanae occidentales
  • Linguae Bodish
    • series centralis seu Lingua Thibetana
      • Thibetana occidentalis: sermones Ladakhi, Balti, Purik, Zangskari
      • Thibetana media: sermones Mngaẖris, Gtsang, Dbus, occidentis, meridiei (e qua Sikkimi, Dzongkha)
      • sermones Amdo
      • sermones Khams
    • series occidentalis seu Linguae Gurung: Gurung, Tamang, Mustang, Ghale
    • series orientalis: Lingua Bumthang vel Kebumtamp
  • Lingua Tsangla vel Bodica orientalis
  • Lingua Kaike
  • Linguae Himalayish occidentales
    • Linguae Kanauri: Kanauri, Bunan, Thebor, Lahuli, Almora, Thami
    • Lingua Chantel
• Linguae Himalayanae
  • Lingua Newari vel Himalayana centralis
  • Lingua Dhimal, Toto
  • Linguae Kiranti seu Mahakiranti
    • series occidentalis seu Kham-Magar-Chepang-Sunwari: Vayu, Chepang, Magar, Raji, Kham, Raute
    • series orientalis seu Kiranti stricto sensu: Bahing, Sunwar, Tsaurasya, Dumi, Khaling, Thulung, Bantawa, Chamling, Deosali, Lohorong, Yakha, Limbu, Khambu, Kulung, Nachereng
• Linguae Sal vel Indiae boreorientalis
  • Linguae Bodo-Garo: Bodo, Dimasa, Kokborok seu Tripuri, Lalung, Deori, Garo
  • Linguae Naga septentrionales: Konyak, Wancho, Phom, Chang, Tase, Monshang, Nocte, Yimchungru, Pochuri, Sangtam, Ao, Maring, Tangkhul, Chothe, Tarao, Meluri
  • Lingua Jinghpaw vel Kachin
  • Lingua Taman
  • Lingua Kado vel Sak vel Luish
  • Lingua Pyu exstincta
• Linguae Kuki-Chin
  • Linguae Naga meridionales: Lotha, Rengma, Sema, Mao, Angami, Chokri, Khezha, Maram, Liangmai, Kwoireng, Zemi, Mzieme, Rongmai, Khoirao, Khiamngan
  • Lingua Mru vel Murung
  • Linguae Kuki-Chin
    • septentrionales: Ral-te, Zo-mi, Yo-te, Tiddim, Thado, Paite
    • occidentales: Chiru, Mizo seu Lushai, Hmar, Pankhu, Haka, Bawm, Senthang, Tawr, Darlong, Langet
    • veteres: Lamkang, Anal, Kolhreng, Purum, Aimol, Hrangkhol, Biete, Falam, Vaiphei, Kyao
    • meridionales: Khumi, Khumi-Awa, Mara vel Lakher, Mun, Daai, Asho vel Sho vel Qin vel Thayetmyo, Chitbon, Ngawn
  • Linguae Mikir-Meithei: Mikir, Meitei vel Manipuri, Amri, Arleng, Bhui, Rhengkitang
• Linguae Tibeto-Birmanae centrales
  • Lingua Lepcha
  • Linguae Arunachal occidentales: Lho-pa, Yano
  • Linguae Abor-Miri-Dafla vel Adi-Galo-Mishing-Nishi
  • Linguae Mishmi vel Digarish: Digaro, Tarong, Miju, Kaman
  • Linguae Rungicae: Norra, Lama, Primmi, Rawang, Nung, Gyarong, Qiang
• Linguae Tibeto-Birmanae boreorientales
• Linguae Tibeto-Birmanae australorientales
  • Linguae Burmicae vel Burmese-Lolo
    • septentrionales: Hpon, Megyaw, Achang, Maingtha, Maru, Lashi, Atsi
    • Lingua Birmanica vel Burmish
      • sermo Birmanica centralis vel Bama
      • Arakan, Intha, Toru, Tavoy, Mergui, Yangbye, Chaungtha
    • Linguae Lolo vel Loloish
      • septentrionales: Thongtho, Pakishan, Kang-Siang-Ying, Kiaokio, Nee, Laichau, Tudza, Nuoku, Liangshan, P'oula, Sani
      • centrales: Naxi, Lisu, Nasu, Yi vel Lolo
      • meridionales: Lopi, Sila, Hani vel Akha, Lahu vel Moso, Phunoi, Bisu
      • Hsifan, Ugong, Nusu vel pseudo-Nung, Zauzou, Tujia
      • Lingua Bai vel Minchia
  • Linguae Karen vel Karenicae
    • Lingua Taungthu vel Pa'o vel Karen Nigrorum
    • Lingua Pwo vel Karen Candidorum
    • Linguae Sgaw vel Karen Rubrorum: Brek, Bwe, Kayah, Sgaw, Manumanaw, Yintale, Zayein, Wewaw

• Linguae mundi

• Paul K. Benedict, Sino-Tibetan: a conspectus ed. James A. Matisoff. Cantabrigiae: Cambridge University Press, 1972. ISBN 0-521-08175-0 (Anglice)
• David Bradley, Proto-Loloish. London: Curzon Press, 1979. ISBN 0-7007-0128-1 (Anglice)
• David Bradley, "Tibeto-Burman languages and classification" in D. Bradley (ed.), Papers in South East Asian linguistics 14: Tibeto-Burman languages of the Himalayas (Canberra: Pacific Linguistics, 1997) pp. 1-71. (Anglice)
• David Dalby, The Linguasphere: preview edition. Hebron, Cambria: Linguasphere, 1998. (Anglice)
• G. H. Luce, Phases of Pre-Pagan Burma: Languages and History. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1985. (Anglice)
• Robert Shafer, Bibliography of Sino-Tibetan Languages. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, 1957. (Anglice)
• Robert Shafer, Introduction to Sino-Tibetan. 2 voll. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, 1966-1967. (Anglice)