Languages by language family/Otopamean

◂ Otomanguean (or Oto-Manguean) languages ▸ Otopame-Chinantecan languages

▸ Otopamean (or Oto-Pamean) languages:

• Matlatzincan (or Matlatzinkan) languages (see below)
• Pamean languages (see below)
• Otomian languages (see below)
• Chichimeca-Jonaz (or Pame de Chichimeca-Jonaz, Jonaz, Chichimec, Chichimeca, Chichimeco, Meco) [pei] (disabled)

▸ Matlatzincan (or Matlatzinkan) languages:

• Atzingo Matlatzinca (or Ocuiltec, Ocuilteco, Okwilteko, Pirinda, Tlahuica, Tlahura) [ocu] (disabled)
• San Francisco Matlatzinca (or Matlatzinca de San Francisco de los Ranchos) [mat] (disabled)

▸ Pamean languages:

• Central Pame (or Pame del Centro, Jiliapan Pame, Pame de Santa María Acapulco) [pbs] (disabled)
• Northern Pame (or Pame del Norte, Xi’iuy) [pmq] (disabled)
• Southern Pame [pmz] (disabled)

▸ Otomian languages:

• Mazahua (or Masawa) languages (see below)
• Southwestern Otomi (or Otomí de la Sierra) languages (see below)
• Otomi (or Othomí) languages (see below)

▸ Mazahua (or Masawa) languages:

• Michoacán Mazahua [mmc] (disabled)
• Central Mazahua [maz] (disabled)
  • Atlacomulco-Temascalcingo
  • San Miguel Tenoxtitlán
  • Santa María Citendejé-Banos

▸ Southwestern Otomi (or Otomí de la Sierra) languages:

• Temoaya Otomi [ott] (disabled)
• Estado de México Otomi (State of Mexico Otomi, State of Mexico Otomiatho) [ots] (disabled)
  • San Felipe Santiago Otomí

▸ Otomi (or Othomí) languages:

• Southern Otomi languages (see below)
• Northwestern Otomi (or Otomí de la Sierra, Otomí del Valle de Mezquital) languages (see below)
• Eastern Otomi (or Otomí del Oriente) languages (see below)

▸ Southern Otomi languages:

• Ixtenco Otomi (or Southeastern Otomí, Yühmü) [otz] (disabled)
• Tilapa Otomi (or Otomí de Tilapa) [otl] (disabled)

▸ Eastern Otomi (or Otomí de la Sierra, Otomí del Valle de Mezquital) languages:

• Mezquital Otomi (or Otomí de Mezquital, Hñahñu) [ote] (disabled)
• Querétaro Otomi (or Santiago Mexquititlan, Hñohño) [otq] (disabled)

▸ Eastern Otomi (or Otomí del Oriente) languages:

• Eastern Highland Otomi (or Huehuetla Otomi, Otomí de Huehuetla) [otm] (disabled)
• Tenango Otomi (or Otomí de Tenango) [otn] (disabled)
• Texcatepec Otomi (or Otomí de Texcatepec) [otx] (disabled)