Chʼolan languages
The Chʼolan Cholan–Tzeltalan languages are a branch of the Mayan family of Mexico. These languages break into six sections being Cholan and Tzeltalan. Cholan has then two subsections being Western Cholan and Chʼoltiʼan; these composing the two larger sections of slight linguistic differences portrayed by Kuryłowicz's Fourth Law of Analogy. The language Tzeltalan also breaks up into sections; Tzendal, Tzotzil, and Wastekan. These subsections differ by similar linguistic differences.Languages
- Cholan : Chʼol–Chontal , Chʼortiʼ–Chʼoltiʼ†
- Tzeltalan: Tzeltal, Tzotzil
See Mayan languages#Western branch for details.
