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Languages of Guatemala.

Citation	Mayers, Marvin K., editor. 1966. Languages of Guatemala. Janua Linguarum, series practica, 23. The Hague: Mouton. 318 p.
Author	Mayers, Marvin K.
Serial	Janua Linguarum, series practica
Subject	Comparative and historical studies
Country	Guatemala
Subject languages	Mam, Northern [mam] Maya, Mopán [mop] Achi’, Rabinal [acr] Awakateko [agu] Ch’orti’ [caa] Chuj, San Sebastián Coatán [cac] Ixil, San Juan Cotzal [ixl] Jakalteko, Eastern [jac] K’iche’, Central [quc] Poqomchi’, Eastern [poh] Q’eqchi’ [kek] Xinca [xin] Garifuna [cab]
Content language	English [eng]
Entry number	10031
Articles	Jacaltec grammar, by Church, Clarence E. and Katherine Church. Kekchi, by Eachus, Francis and Ruth Carlson. Ixil, by Elliott, Raymond and Helen Elliott. Carib, by Fleming, Ilah. Quiché grammatical sketch, by Fox, David G. Linguistic comparisons [between Mayan languages], by Mayers, Marvin K. Pocomchí, by Mayers, Marvin K. and Marilyn A. Mayers. Xinca [word list], by McArthur, Harry S. Aguacatec, by McArthur, Harry S. and Lucille E. McArthur. Achí, by Shaw, Mary and Helen L. Neuenswander. Jacaltec ethnography, by Stratmeyer, Dennis and Jean Stratmeyer. Mam grammar, by Sywulka, Edward. Mopan Maya, by Ulrich, Matthew and Rosemary Ulrich. Chuj, by Williams, Kenneth L. and Barbara Williams. Quiche, by Burgess, Dora. Chorti, by Oakley, Helen. Mam, by Peck, H. Dudley and Dorothy M. Peck.