Amerind dilleri

Kızılderili dilleri ya da Amerind dilleri, Sibirya kökenli Na-Dene dilleri dışındaki bütün Kızılderili halklarının konuştuğu dilleri toplayan ve tarafından 1960 yılında ortaya atılan tartışmalı . Greenberg, Yeni Dünya yerli dillerini üç ana aile olarak düzenler: Eskimo-Aleut dilleri, Na-Dene dilleri ve Amerind dilleri. 1987 yılında yayımladığı adlı kitap, çok sayıda metodolojik kusura sahiptir ve önerdiği benzerlikler tarihî dilbilimcilerin çoğu tarafından reddedilir.

Amerind dilleri
Coğrafi dağılım	Yeni Dünya
Sınıflandırma	Amerind dilleri
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Sınıflandırma

An Amerind Etymological Dictionary (Joseph Greenberg and Merritt Ruhlen, Stanford University, 2007) adını taşıyan çalışmaya göre sınıflandırma şöyledir:

1. Kuzey ve Orta Amerika Amerind dilleri
   1. Kuzey Amerind dilleri
      1. Almosan–Keresiouan
         1. Algonkin–Vakaş dilleri
            1. Algonkin–Yurok dilleri
            2. Mos dilleri
               1. Saliş dilleri
               2. Vakaş dilleri
         2. Keres-Siyu dilleri (Keresiouan)
            1. Kado dilleri
            2. İrokua dilleri
            3. Keres dilleri
            4. Siouan–Yuchi
               1. Siyu dilleri
   2. Penuti–Hoka dilleri
      1. Penuti dilleri
         1. Çimşiyan dilleri
         2. Çinuk dilleri
         3. California
            1. Vintu dilleri
         4. Zunice
         5. 1. Maskoke dilleri
            2. Yuki–Vapo dilleri
               1. Yukice
               2. Vapoca
         6. Meksika Penuti dilleri
            1. Maya dilleri
      2. 1. Kuzey Hoka dilleri
            1. Karok–Shasta
               1. Shasta–Achomawi
            2. Yanaca
         2. Salinan–Chumash
         3. Seri–Yuman
         4. Waicuri–Quinigua
   3. Orta Amerika Amerind dilleri
      1. Tano dilleri
      2. Uto-Aztek dilleri
      3. Oto-Mange dilleri
2. Güney Amerind dilleri
   1. And–Çibça–Paez
      1. Çibça–Paez
         2. Makro-Paez
      2. And
         1. Aymaraca
         2. Itucale–Sabela
         3. Cahuapana–Zaparo
         4. Kuzey And
         5. Keçuva dilleri
         6. 1. Mapudungu
   2. Ekvator–Tucano
      1. Ekvator
         1. Jivaro–Kandoshi
         2. –
      2. Makro-Tucano
   3. Ge–Pano–Karib
      1. Makro-Karib
         1. [spurious]

Notlar

1. ^ Campbell 1997
2. ^ Poser & Campbell 2008
3. ^ Adelaar 1989
4. ^ Berman 1992
5. ^ Chafe 1987
6. ^ Matisoff 1990
7. ^ Golla 1987
8. ^ Golla 1988
9. ^ Kimball 1992
10. ^ Mithun 1999
11. ^ Poser 1992
12. ^ Rankin 1992

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