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Mayan

Mayan

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See also: mayan

English

Etymology

From Maya +‎ -an.

Pronunciation

Audio (US): (file)
Rhymes: -aɪən

Adjective

Mayan (not comparable)

Of or relating to the Maya people of Central America or South-eastern Mexico.

Derived terms

Mayanness

Translations

of or relating to the Maya people

Catalan: maia (ca)
Finnish: maya- (fi), mayojen
Galician: maia (gl)
Portuguese: maia (pt)
Romanian: mayaș
Spanish: maya (es)
Yucatec Maya: maaya

Noun

Mayan (plural Mayans)

A Maya person.

Translations

person

Catalan: maia (ca) m or f
Finnish: maya (fi)
Galician: maia (gl) m or f
Portuguese: maia (pt) m or f
Romanian: mayaș
Spanish: maya (es) m or f

Proper noun

Mayan

A Mayan language.

Translations

language

Catalan: maia (ca) m
Finnish: mayakieli (fi)
Galician: maia (gl)
Portuguese: maia (pt) m
Spanish: maya (es) m

Further reading

Ethnologue report on the Mayan languages
ISO 639-5 code myn [1]

Anagrams

Yaman, many a