Chibchan languages
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Names and connections
Chibcha languages
- Broader: Indians of Central America--Languages
- Broader: Indians of South America--Languages
- Broader: Central America--Languages
- Broader: South America--Languages
- Narrower: Atacameno language
- Narrower: Boruca language
- Narrower: Buglere language
- Narrower: Cabecar language
- Narrower: Cayapa language
- Narrower: Chibcha language
- Narrower: Chimila language
- Narrower: Choco languages
- Narrower: Cueva language
- Narrower: Cuna language
- Narrower: Damana language
- Narrower: Doraskean languages
- Narrower: Guambiano language
- Narrower: Guatuso language
- Narrower: Guaymi language
- Narrower: Guetar language
- Narrower: Ica language
- Narrower: Kagaba language
- Narrower: Mura language
- Narrower: Paez language
- Narrower: Rama language
- Narrower: Talamanca language
- Narrower: Terraba language
- Narrower: Tunebo language
- Narrower: Xinca language
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