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A Hokan language personal occurs as supposititious grouping of the xii little language families spoken around California and Mexico. Inside about a century since the "Hokan" hypothesis foremost proposed these families were related to every more, little extra grounds to believe has been uncovered. Although occasionally Hokan families could indeed exist as related, especially around northern California, couple of linguists now require Hokan as a whole to prove to exist as valid, & a term is typically utilized as a handy label to simplify one of a virtually all linguistically diverse areas of the globe.
Hokan languages come spoken per Pomo on the California coast, when well as by more Native U.s. nations about Mount Shasta, Lake Tahoe, and a Yuman peoples along the moo Colorado River. A bit of linguists as well include Chumash or even other families, however a grounds to believe is jejune, & virtually tons today limit Hokan to occasionally or all of the languages used beneath.
Except for even the Yuman personal, entirely Hokan languages come nowadays either moribund or out.
Family outline
Hokan languages (Xxviii):
Esselen-Yuman languages (Tenner)
Esselen language
Yuman languages
Cochimi language
Delta-Californian languages (Two)
Cocopa language
Kumiai language
Kiliwa language
Paipai language
Flow of any stream Yuman languages
Mohave language
Maricopa language
Quechan language
Upland Yuman languages
Havasupai language 404 speakers (199Nose count)
Walapai language (Hualapai) 440 speakers (1990 census)
Yavapai language 163 speakers (199Nose count)
Northern Hokan languages (Long dozen)
Chimariko language
Karok-Shasta languages (Foursome)
Karok language
Shasta-Palaihnihan languages (Three)
Palaihnihan languages (Ii)
Achumawi language
Atsugewi language
Shasta language
Pomo languages (Heptad)
Russian Flow of any stream & Eastern Pomo languages (Captain hicks)
Eastern Pomo language
Russian Flow of any stream Pomo languages (Quintuplet)
Northeastern Pomo language
Northern Pomo language
Kashaya language
Southern Pomo language
Central Pomo language
Southeastern Pomo language
Yana language
Salinan-Seri languages (Ii)
Salinan language
Seri language
Tequistlatecan languages (Two)
Sierra Chontal de Oaxaca language
Costa Chontal de Oaxaca language
Washo language
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