Maya-Sprachen

Also known as Mayan languages

Sprachfamilie

AI overview

Mayan is a family of languages spoken by millions of people in Mesoamerica, primarily in Mexico and Central America. It matters because it represents one of the world's major indigenous language groups with a rich cultural heritage spanning thousands of years.

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In the Vinony graph

Vinony's link graph records 1,353 inbound references to Maya-Sprachen, and connects out to Yucatec Maya, language family and Inuit–Yupik–Unangan.

Vinony files it under Agglutinative languages, Indigenous languages of Central America and Indigenous languages of Mexico.

Vinony links it to 71 Wikipedia language editions.

Wikidata facts

Instance of: language family
Location: Yucatan Peninsula
Image: Mayan languages tree es.svg

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linguistic typology: ergative–absolutive language
topic's main category: Category:Mayan languages
topic has template: Template:Mayan languages
exact match: publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/language/MYN
category for films in this language: Category:Mayan-language films
Commons category: Mayan languages
start time: 3000-00-00

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Article · Deutsch

Die Mayanischen oder Maya-Sprachen bilden eine Sprachfamilie im mesoamerikanischen Kulturraum und werden von den Maya in Mittelamerika gesprochen. Unterscheiden muss man zwischen der historischen Maya-Sprache, die man zum Beispiel von den Inschriften der Maya-Ruinen kennt (siehe Maya-Schrift), und den heute noch existierenden aktuellen Maya-Sprachen, die von den Nachfahren der ehemaligen Maya-Hochkultur in Guatemala, Südost-Mexiko, Belize und West-Honduras gesprochen werden.

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