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Subtiaba is an
extinct Oto-Manguean
language which was
spoken on the
Pacific slope of Nicaragua,
especially in the
Subtiaba district of León.
Edward Sapir...
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Tlapanecan languages are
Tlapanec (Me'phaa) of
Guerrero and the
extinct Subtiaba of Nicaragua. The
family was
recognized in 1925 by
Edward Sapir, who linked...
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Chiapanec language,
which was
declared extinct after 1990.
Others such as
Subtiaba,
which was most
closely related to Me'phaa (Tlapanec), have been extinct...
- Spanish.
Subtiaba The
Subtiaba language was an Oto-Manguean
language which was
spoken on the
Pacific slope of
Nicaragua by the
indigenous Subtiaba people...
- it
forms its own
branch along with the
extinct and very
closely related Subtiaba language of Nicaragua. Meꞌphaa
people temporarily move to
other locations...
- Mexico's
Cholula valley, and
migrated south.: 26–33 A
third group, the
Subtiabas, were an Oto-Manguean
people who
migrated from the
Mexican state of Guerrero...
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Chumashan + Seri + Tequistlatecan) Hokan–Siouan (Hokan +
Keresiouan +
Subtiaba–Tlappanec + Coa****ltecan +
Yukian +
Tunican +
Natchez +
Muskogean + Timucua)...
- of the
speculative phyla of
previous authors are "split". (preliminary)
Subtiaba–Tlapanec is
likely part of
Otomanguean (Rensch 1977,
Oltrogge 1977). Aztec–Tanoan...
- are self-identified as follows: Chorotega,
Cacaopera (or Matagalpa), Xiu-
Subtiaba, and Nicarao.
Indigenous peoples of Panama, or
Native Panamanians, are...
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language is a part of the Oto-Manguean
language family. The now
extinct Subtiaba language of
Nicaragua was a
closely related language. Today, Tlapanecs...
