Hayu  [Wa:ju da:bu]
Kõits  [Sun(u)war, Mukhi(y)a Lo]
Surel  [dialect of Sunwar]
Bayung (Rumdali)  [Bahing Lo, closely related to Kõits]
Chaurasia (Umbale)  [Wambule, R(w)aDhu]
Jerung  [Jero, closely related to Wambule]
Thulung  [related to Bayung and Kõits]
Tilung  [related to Rodung and Kõits]
Khaling  [Khalung, Khyal Radu]
Dumi  [Ro:di, Radu]
Kohi  [Koyu, Koi]
Kulung  [Kulung Ring, Sotang, Lingkhim]
Sotang  [Sotoring]
Nachering  [Radu, Sotang, Parali]
Parali  [dialect of Nachhiring]
Kudak  [Sampang, ‘dialect of Sangpang’]
Chukwa  [Pohing, dialect of Newahang]
Sangpang  [Sampang, Sangpahang]
Puma  [Rokong La]
Chamling  [Rod(o)ung La, Radung, Chamlung]
Bantawa  [Kirawa Yu(a)ng, Bontawa]
Dungmali  [Khesang]
Khesang
Athpare  [Athpahariya, Athapre Ring, Sananggo]
Belhare  [Belhariya, Phangduwali]
Chintang  [Muga(li), Chhintang Rung]
Chulung  [Chhiling, Chholung]
Yakkha      [Yakkhaba ]
Lumba        [Lumba is merely a clanonym of Yakkha]
Mewahang (and Newahang different, Bunglawa, Sam)
Lohorong  [Lohorung, Yakkhaba]
Yamphu  [Yakkhaba cf. Rutgers 1998]
Yamphe  [local dialect of Yamphu]
Chhathare Limbu  [also Tsong, Yakthung paan]
Limbu  [dialects: Tamarkhole, Panthare Phedappe]
Source: Rapacha (2008) from David Bradley (1997) and improved here