Dargin languages

The Dargin languages consist of a dialect continuum of over 60 Northeast Caucasian languages or dialects spoken by the Dargin people in southcentral Dagestan. Kajtak, Kubachi, Itsari, and Chirag are often considered dialects of the same Dargin/Dargwa language. Ethnologue lists these under a common Dargin language, but also states that these may be separate languages from Dargwa proper.

Classification
The Dargin languages are classified as follows by Koryakov 2021:

Dargin
 * Northern-central group
 * Megeb
 * Gapshima
 * Muira
 * Tsudaqar-Usisha-Butri
 * Tsudaqar
 * Usisha-Butri
 * Northern Dargin
 * Kadar
 * Myurego-Gubden
 * Mugin
 * Upper Mulebki
 * Akushin
 * Akushin proper
 * Levashin
 * Urakhin
 * Southern group
 * Ashti-Kubachi
 * Ashti
 * Kubachi
 * Sanzhi-Itsari
 * Sanzhi
 * Itsari
 * Amuzgi-Shiri
 * Amuzgi dialect
 * Shiri dialect
 * Southwest Dargwa
 * Tanti
 * Sirhwa
 * Upper Vurkuni
 * Chirag
 * Kaitag group
 * Shari
 * Kaitag

Mutalov 2021 proposes a different classification:

Dargin languages Glottolog uses a different classification, based on Koryakov 2012.
 * Northern Dargin
 * Akushin
 * Akushin proper
 * Urakhin
 * Mekegin
 * Gubden
 * Myuregin
 * Kadar
 * Mugin
 * Muirin
 * Gapshimin
 * Megeb
 * Southern Dargin
 * Sirkhya-Tsudakhar
 * Tsudakhar
 * Usisha
 * Butrin
 * Tantyn
 * Sirkhin
 * Khuduts
 * Amukh
 * Kunkin
 * Sanzhi
 * Itsari
 * Amuzgi-Shirin
 * other dialects
 * Kubachi
 * Kubachi proper
 * Ashtyn
 * Kaitag
 * Upper Kaitag
 * Lower Kaitag
 * Sharin
 * Chakhri-Sanakarin
 * Chirag

Dargwic
 * Chirag
 * Kubachi
 * North-Central Dargwa
 * Megeb
 * North Dargwa
 * Cudaxar
 * Gapshin-Butrin
 * Kadarskij
 * Muirin
 * Dejbuk
 * Xarbuk
 * Nuclear North Dargwa
 * Aqusha-Uraxi
 * Akusha
 * Uraxa
 * Mugin
 * Murego-Gubden
 * Upper Mulebki
 * South Dargwa
 * Kajtak
 * Southwestern Dargwa
 * Amuzgu-Shiri
 * Sanzhi-Icari
 * Icari
 * Sanzhi
 * Sirhwa-Tanty
 * Upper-Vurqri
 * Amux
 * Khuduts
 * Qunqi