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Mayan Language Family
The Mayan languages are spoken in southern Mexico, Guatemala, and Belize. Mayan languages include:
Cholan Languages
Ch'ol
Chontal de Tabasco
Chorti
Huastecan Languages
Chicomuceltec
Huastec
Kanjobal-Chujean Languages
Chujean Languages
Chuj
Tojolabal
Kanjobalan Languages
Jacaltec
Eastern Kanjobal
Western Kanjobal
Mocho
Quiche-Mamean Languages
Ixil-Mamean Languages
Aguacatec
Ixil
Mam
Tacanec
Tectitec
Greater Quichean Languages
Kekchi
Pocom Languages
Pokomam
Pocomchi
Quichean Languages
Achi
Cakchiquel
Quiche
Tzutujil
Sacapultec
Sipacapense
Uspantec
Tzeltalan Languages
Tzeltal
Tzotzil
Yucatecan Languages
Itza Maya
Lapandon
Maya Chan
Mopan Maya
Yucatan Maya

Our Mayan Language Features
Mayan Vocabulary:
Words in various Mayan languages.
Links to Other Mayan Language Resources
Mayan Language Family:
Ethnologue of Mayan languages.
Mayan Languages:
Overview of the Mayan Indian languages, their history and distribution.
Mayan Language Materials Available Offline
Breaking the Maya Code: v The Linguistics of Maya Writing: v Reading the Maya Glyphs:
Phoneticism in the Mayan Hieroglyphic Writing: v Dictionary of Maya Hieroglyphs:
Books on the ancient Mayan hieroglyphic writing system.
Bibliography of Mayan Languages and Linguistics:
Thorough survey of Mayan linguistic studies.
The History of Tense/Aspect/Mood/Voice in the Mayan Verbal Complex:
Book on morphology in the Mayan languages.
Papers in Mayan Linguistics:
Brief compilation of linguistic materials.
Collected Works in Mesoamerican Linguistics and Archaeology:
Six-volume opus on Mayan and other indigenous Central American languages and cultures.


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