Chorti • Honduras, E Guatemala • 30,000 Tzeltalan • Chiapas Tzeltal • 215,000 Tzotzil • 265,000 Greater Kanjolabalan • NW Guatemala, Chiapas Chujean Chuj • NW Guatemala • 50,000 Tojolabal • Chiapas • 35,000 Kanjolabal (Q’anhob’al) • NW Guatemala Solomec • 80,000 Acatec • 60,000 Jacaltec • 100,000 Mochó (Cotoque) • SE Chiapas Motozintlec • EXTINCT? Tuzantec • EXTINCT? Eastern Greater Mamean Mamean Mam • W Guatemala • 535,000 Tektiteco • Chiapas-Guatemala border • 2300 Ixilan • NW Guatemala Ixil • 70,000 Aguacatec (Awakateko) • 18,000 Greater Quichean Quichean • C Guatemala Quiché • 2,420,000 Cakchiquel • 450,000 Tz'utujil • 85,000 Sacapultec • 35,000 Sipacapan • 8000 Kekchi • C & E Guatemala • 420,000 Pocom • C & E Guatemala Pocomchi • 90,000 Pocomam • 50,000 Uspantec • NW Guatemala • 3000 Chibchan (other branches are outside Mesoamerica) Paya (Pech) • N Honduras • 1000 Misumalpan Miskito • Nicaragua • 185,000 Sumo • 7000 Matagalpa • EXTINCT Isolates Purépecha • SW Michoacán • 120,000 Cuitlatec • Guerrero • EXTINCT Huave (Wabe) • SE Oaxaca • 14,000 Xinca • SE Guatemala • EXTINCT Lenca • SW Honduras, El Salvador • EXTINCT? Proposed stocks Hokan Penutian Macro-Mayan Mayan Mixe–Zoque Totonacan Huave Macro-Chibchan Chibchan Misumalpan Xinca Lenca Tolatecan Tequistlatecan Jicaque Totozoquean Mixe–Zoque Totonacan Notes References External links Mesoamerican Languages Project at the University of Texas FAMSI – Mesoamerican Language Texts Digitization Project Project for the Documentation of the Languages of Mesoamerica Online PDF descriptions of Mesoamerican indigenous languages at the Archivo de Lenguas Indigenas de Mexico Corpus of Maya Hieroglyphic Inscriptions Program at the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University Corpus of Maya Hieroglyphic Inscriptions, Volumes 1–9. Published by the Peabody Museum Press and distributed by Harvard University Press + + Indigenous languages of North America