Otomanguean languages
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Names and connections
Olmeca Otomangue languages; Oto-Manguean languages
- Broader: Indians of Central America--Languages
- Broader: Indians of Mexico--Languages
- Broader: Mexico--Languages
- Broader: Central America--Languages
- Narrower: Amuzgo language
- Narrower: Chiapanec language
- Narrower: Chinantecan languages
- Narrower: Mangue language
- Narrower: Mixtecan languages
- Narrower: Otomian languages
- Narrower: Popolocan languages
- Narrower: Proto-Popotecan language
- Narrower: Zapotecan languages
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Morton address: 10126563682789245444 · morton4x16-v1
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