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Chimuan (also
Chimúan) or
Yuncan (Yunga–Puruhá, Yunca–Puruhán) is a
hypothetical small extinct language family of
northern Peru and
Ecuador (inter-Andean...
- The Maya–Yunga–Chipayan
languages are a
proposed macrofamily linking the
Chimuan, Uru–Chipaya, and
Mayan language families of the Americas. The macrofamily...
- city and
former bishopric, now a
Catholic titular see
Mochica language, a
Chimuan language formerly spoken along the
northwest coast of Peru This disambiguation...
- Cañari–Puruhá
languages are even more
poorly attested, and
while often placed in a
Chimuan family,
Adelaar (2004:397)
thinks they may have been Barbacoan. The Coconucan...
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Barbacoan Yurumanguí
Esmeralda Pacific coast (Peru) Sechura–Catacao ?
Chimuan Cañari–Puruhá
Mochica Amazon (Peru) Pano–Tacanan Hibito–Cholon Cahuapanan...
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Guatemala A word list was
created by
Walther Lehmann in 1920. ca. 1920
Mochica Chimuan northwest Peru ca. 1920s
Fergana Kipchak Turkic Fergana Valley ca. 1920s...
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apart from
being apparently related to Puruhá,
though it may have been
Chimuan or Barbacoan. (See Cañari–Puruhá languages.) It was the
original language...
- (also
known as Charrúan) †
Chibchan (Central
America &
South America) (22)
Chimuan (3) † Chipaya–Uru (also
known as Uru–Chipaya)
Chiquitano Choco (10) (also...
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suggests they may have been
related to
Mochica (Yunga) in a
family called Chimuan, but
Adelaar (2004:397)
thinks it is more
likely that they were Barbacoan...
- 'Yucha'
which is a
sister of Proto-Mayan
language and a
predecessor of the
Chimuan languages,
which hail from the
northern coast of Peru, and Uru-Chipaya...
