The name "Pama-Nyungan" was derived from the names of two widely-separated groups, the Pama languages from the Northeast, and the Nyungan languages from the Southwest. The terms pama and nyunga are expressions meaning "man" in the languages from their respective regions. The Pama-Nyungan languages are the most widespread family of Australian languages.
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Yuulngu
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Djinang, Dhangu, Dhuwal, Djinba, Ritharngu, Dhay'yi, Yan-nhangu
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Northern
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Gudang, Atampaya, Uradhi, Wudhadhi, Tjungundji, Mpalityanh, Yupngayth, Linngithigh, Ngkoth, Yinwum, Aritinngithigh, Awngthim, Mbiywom, Wik-Me'anha, Wik-Ngathana, Wik-Ngatha, Wik-Mungkan, Wik-Iiyanh, Wik-Epa, Wik-Keyangan, Wik-Nantjara, Kugu-Muminh, Kugu-Ugbanh, Kugu-Uwanh, Kugu-Mangk
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Western
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Thaayore, Yir Yoront
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North-Eastern
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Kantyu, Umpila
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Lamalamic
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Umbindhamu, Umbuygamu, Mbariman-Gudhinma, Lama-Lama, Gugu Warra
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Coastal
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Koko Pera, Gog Nar
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Central
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Thaypan, Aghu-Tharnggala, Gogo Mini, Dagalag, Kawarrangg, Oykangand
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Norman
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Kurtjar, Kuthant, Walangama, Areba, Gunggara
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Flinders
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Gugadj
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Southern
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Agwamin, Mbabaram, Mbara
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Mayabic
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Mayi-Kutuna, Mayi-Kulan, Ngawun
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Yalanjic
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Guugu Yimidhirr, Gugu Yalandyi
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Yidinyic
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Djabugay, Yidiny
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Dyirbalic
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Dyirbal, Warrgamay
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Nyawaygic
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Nyawaygi, Wulguru
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Maric
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Guwa, Yanda, Yirandhali, Gunggari, Birria, Gugu Badhun, Gudjala, Yilba, Biri, Giya, Yiningay, Wadjalang, Gayiri, Gangulu, Bidyara, Yiman, Margany, Guwamu
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Waka-Kabic
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Darambal, Bayali, Gureng Gureng, Gabi, Wuliwuli, Waga, Barunggam, Muringam
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Durubalic
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Turrubal, Gowar
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Gumbaynggiric
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Gumbaynggir, Yaygir
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Yuin-Kuric
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Yugambeh, Nganyaywana, Dyangadi, Gadang, Awabakal, Gudungura, Ngarigu, Thawa, Dyirringany, Dhurga, Dharawal, Darkinyung, Dharuk
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Wiradhuric
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Gamilaraay, Ngiyambaa, Wiradhuri
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Baagandji
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Bandjigali, Baagdandji
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Yotayotic
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Yotayota, Yabula-Yabula
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Kulinic
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Wemba Wemba, Nari Nari, Wathawurung, Kolakngat, Wuywurrung, Bungandidj, Kuurn Kopan Noot, Chaap Wuurong
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Ngarinyeric-Yithayithic
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Ngarinyeri, Ngayawung, Yuyu, Keramin, Yitha-Yitha
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Karnic
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Lhanima, Pitta-Pitta, Arabana, Midhaga, Garuwali, Yarluyandi, Ngamini, Yandruwandha, Diyari, Pirlatapa, Wangkumara, Badjiri, Bidjara
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Yardli
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Malyangaba, Yardliwarra
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Wagaya-Warluwaric
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Wagaya, Yindjilandji, Warluwara
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Kalkatungic
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Kalkatungu, Yalarnnga
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Arandic
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Kaytetye, Alyawarre, Arrernte, Lower Arrernte, Andegerebinha, Anmatyerre
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Southwest
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Walmajarri, Djaru, Gurindji, Mudburra, Ngarinman, Garadyari, Mangarla, Nyangumarta, Ngarla, Nyamal, Nyiyabali, Tjurruru, Kariyarra, Martuthunira, Nhuwala, Yindjibarndi, Binigura, Warriyangga, Jiwarli, Tharrgari, Thalanyji, Bayungu, Yinggarda, Maya, Malgana, Nhanda, Wajarri, Wirdimay, Wirangu, Warnman, Western Desert Language, Warlmanpa, Warlpiri, Ngardi, Nyungar, Ngadjunmaya, Adnyamathanha, Banggarla, Kaurna
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Muk Thang
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Dhuduroa
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Kala Lagaw Ya
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Muruwari
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Warumungu
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Flinders Island
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Barrow Point
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Bandjalang
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Pallangahmiddang
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