The Chilam Balam and Popul Vuh were written down in, FTP, the K'iche language of which Central American language family named after the civilization that built Chichen Itza?
Defining features of this family include the use of relational nouns to indicate spatial relationships, syntactic ergativity, and a "positional" word class. This family began to split around 2200 BC, but not before acquiring loanwords from Mixe-Zoquean, although members of this family had begun to donate its own loanwords to the neighbouring Xinca and Lenca families. Current members of this family include Ch'ol, which has whistled dialects, the Mamean languages of San Marcos and Huehuetenango, and the Poqom languages of central Guatemala. The Chilam Balam and Popul Vuh were written down in, FTP, the K'iche language of which Central American language family named after the civilization that built Chichen Itza?
Defining features of this family include the use of relational nouns to indicate spatial relationships, syntactic ergativity, and a "positional" word class.
{Mayan Languages}