Chʼolan languages

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The Chʼolan languages are a branch of the Mayan language family spoken in parts of Mexico and Central America, historically associated with the Classic Maya civilization and its hieroglyphic inscriptions.

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Chʼolan–Tseltalan languages hasSubgroup Chʼolan languages
Sabanilla Chʼol subfamily Chʼolan languages
Sabanilla Chʼol languageBranch Western Chʼolan
linked to: Chʼolan languages
Sabanilla Chʼol hasAncestor Proto-Chʼolan
linked to: Chʼolan languages
Sabanilla Chʼol isPartOf Chʼol dialect continuum
linked to: Chʼolan languages
Classic Maya hasDescendant Chʼolan languages
Classic Maya closelyRelatedTo Chʼolan languages
Chol language closelyRelatedTo Chʼoltiʼ language
linked to: Chʼolan languages
Classic Chʼolan subclassOf Chʼolan language
linked to: Chʼolan languages