Aariya | It is spoken in Madhya Pradesh. |
| Abujmaria (Hill Maria): | This is a Dravidian language spoken in Abujmar Hills in Bastar District of Madhya Pradesh by the Hill Maria tribes. |
| Adi (Abor, Abor-Miri) | It is a Tibeto-Burman language spoken by people in northern hills of the Assam valley, between Bhutan and the Buruli River and Arunachal Pradesh. Miri and Mishing are its dialects. |
| Adiyan (Eravas) | It is a Dravidian language spoken mainly in the Kannur District of Kerala and parts of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. |
| Agariya ( Agoria) | This is spoken by tribals in Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Odisha. |
| Ahom (Tai Ahom) | This language is no longer spoken in daily life, but is used in religious chants and literary materials by tribes in Assam. |
| Aimol | This language isspoken by some tribes in Assam and Manipur. Langrong is its dialect. |
| Aiton | Spoken in Assam. |
| Ajmeri | It is a dialect of Rajasthani, spoken mainly in Ajmer. |
| Aka-Bea (Bea, Bojigniji, Bojigyab) | This language is spoken by tribes of the coastal areas of South Andaman Island. |
| Aka-Bo (Bo, Ba) | Spoken in east-central coast of North Andaman Island and the Nth Reef Island. |
| Aka-Cari (Chariar) | Spoken in the north coast of North Andaman Island, Landfall Island and other nearby small islands. |
| Aka-Jeru (Jeru, Yerawa) | Spoken in parts of the interior and south North Andaman Island. |
| Aka-Kede (Kede) | Spoken in parts of the Middle Andaman Island. |
| Aka-Kol (Kol) | Spoken in southeast Middle Andaman Island. |
| Aka-Kora (Kora) | Spoken in northeast and north central coasts of North Andaman Island and Smith Island. |
| Akar-Bale (Bale, Balwa) | Spoken in Andaman Islands, Ritchie’s Archipelago, Havelock Island and Neil Island. |
| Allar (Chatans) | It is a Dravidian language spoken mainly in the Palghat region of Tamil Nadu. |
| Alu (Alu Kurumba) | It is Dravidian language spoken in the Nilgiris district of Tamil Nadu. |
| Amwi | This language is spoken by some tribes in the Khasi Hills. |
| Anal (Namfau) | Spoken in the Southeast Manipur and parts of Myanmar and Bangladesh. |
| Andh ( Andhi) | Spoken in parts of Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. |
| Anga (Angika) | Spoken in parts of Bihar. |
| Apatani (Apa) | Spoken in parts of Assam, Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland. |
| A-Pucikwar (Puchikwar) | Spoken in parts of Andaman Islands, Boratang Island, south coast of Middle Andaman Island, northeast coast of South Andaman Island. |
| Arakanese (Mogh, Magh, Maghi, Morma, Yakan, Rakhain, Marma) | Spoken in Bangladesh, Myanmar and parts of Assam, Tripura and Mizoram. |
| Arakh (Arrakh) | Spoken in parts of Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. |
| Aranadan (Eranadans) | Spoken in parts of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka and in the Calicut region of Kerala. |
| Are (Ade Bhasha, Aray, Arya) | Spoken in parts of Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra and Karnataka. |
| Asuri (Ashree, Asura) | It is spoken in parts of Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Odisha and West Bengal. Brijia (Koranti) and Manjhi are its dialects. |
| Awadhi (Abadi, Abohi, Ambodhi, Baiswari, Kosali) | It is a dialect of Hindi spoken in parts of Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi and parts of Nepal. |
- Minor & Tribal Languages of India -2 (B)
- Minor & Tribal Languages of India -3 (CD)
- Minor & Tribal Languages of India -4 (G)
- Minor & Tribal Languages of India -5 (HIJ)
- Minor & Tribal Languages of India -6 (K)
- Minor & Tribal Languages of India -7 (LM)
- Minor & Tribal Languages of India -8 (N)
- Minor & Tribal Languages of India -9 (OP)
- Minor & Tribal Languages of India -10 (RST)
- Minor & Tribal Languages of India -11 (U-Z)