Top 10 similar words or synonyms for otomanguean

mixtecan    0.863882

zoquean    0.853459

popolocan    0.852990

totonacan    0.832689

catawban    0.823485

surmic    0.823400

chimakuan    0.813171

maiduan    0.810916

wakashan    0.809415

zapotecan    0.807573

Top 30 analogous words or synonyms for otomanguean

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Mixtecan languages Proto Otomanguean has been reconstructed by Robert E. Longacre and Calvin Rensch. The phonological system of the protolanguage has nine consonants, four vowels, and four tones. The groups of consonants and the diphthongs formed from this limited repertory would have been the origin of the phonemes in the daughter protolanguages of the various subgroups of Proto-Otomanguean. Some of the most significant changes in the diversification of Proto-Otomanguean phonemes into Proto-Mixtecan phonemes are the following:
Classification schemes for indigenous languages of the Americas Subtiaba–Tlapanec is likely part of Otomanguean (Rensch 1977, Oltrogge 1977).
Mazatec people The Mazatecan languages are part of the Popolocan family which, in turn, is part of the Otomanguean language family.
Amuzgo language Amuzgo has been proposed to be an active–stative language. Like many other Otomanguean languages, it distinguishes between first person inclusive plural and first person exclusive plural pronouns.
Zapotec languages Zapotec languages are tonal, as are Otomanguean languages generally. Unfortunately, materials on Zapotec languages vary widely in the quality of their tonal description and analysis.