Classification of languages
of MexicoFrom: http://www.sil.org/mexico/troncos.htm The indigenous languages
of Mexico belong to three major groups, sometimes called 'linguistic
stocks', besides six 'linguistic families' that are not related to
other languages. Some of these groups include languages of Guatemala
(the Mayan family), and others include languages of the United States
and Canada (Algonquian family, Hokan stock, and Uto-Aztecan stock). Stock | Families | Languages | | Serian | Seri | Tequistlatecan | Oaxacan Chontal | Yuman | CocopaKiliwaTipaiDiegueño (Kumiai)Paipai | | Amuzgoan | Amuzgo | Chinantecan | Chinantec | Mixtecan | Cuicatecomixtecotriqui CuicatecMixtecTriqui | Otopamean | Chichimeca JonazMazahuaOtomiPameOcuiltecoMatlatzinca | Popolocan | Chocholteco (ngigua)MazatecPopolocaIxcatec | Tlapanecan and | Me'phaa (Tlapanec) | Zapotecan families | ChatinoZapotec | | Corachol | CoraHuichol | Nahuatl | Nahuatl | Tepiman | O:b no'ok ("pima bajo")tepehuán Akimel O'odham (Pima) Tohono O'odham (Papago) Tepehuan | Taracahitic families | Huarijíotarahumarayaqui HuarijíoMayo | | Algonquian | Kickapoo | Huavean | Huave | Mayan | Mayan | Mixe-zoquean | MixepopolucaZoque MixePopolucaZoque | Tarascan | Purepecha (P'orhepecha P'urhepecha) | Totonacan | TotonacTepehua |
|
|