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• Aulex: Maya-Spanish dictionary

• Universidad autónoma de Yucatán: Maya-Spanish dictionary

• proverbs

• Diccionario chʹol de Tumbalá, Chiapas, con variaciones dialectales de Tila y Sabanilla (2009)

• Kʹicheʹ-English dictionary by Allen Christenson (1987)

• Foundation for the Advancement of Mesoamerican Studies: Maya dictionaries (WaybackMachine)

• Combined dictionary-concordance of the Yucatecan Mayan language by David Bolles (2003)

• Who's who in the classic Maya world (names in Maya inscriptions) by Peter Mathews

• Mesoweb: Classic Maya-English dictionary

• Preliminary Classic Maya-English & English-Classic Maya: vocabulary of hieroglyphic readings, by Erik Boot (2009)


• Diccionario de la lengua maya: Maya-Spanish dictionary, by Juan Pío Pérez (1877)

• Vocabulario español-maya: Spanish-Maya dictionary, by Mauricio Zavala & Alejandro Medina (1898)

• Coordinacion alfabetica de las voces del idioma maya que se hallan en el arte y obras del padre fr. Pedro Beltran de Santa Rosa, con las equivalencias castellanas que en las mismas se hallan, by Juan Pío Pérez (1898)


• Vocabulaire français-maya: French-Maya vocabulary, by Hyacinthe Charencey (1884)

• Vocabulaire maya-français: Maya-French vocabulary, by Charles Brasseur de Bourbourg (1864) in Relation des choses de Yucatan by Diego de Landa (16th)


• Apellidos mayas: significado e historia (Meaning and history of the Maya names), by Lina Barrios (2021)

Maya language

• Instituto lingüístico de Verano: Mayan family, map & pronunciation


• Curso de maya yucateco: Yucatecan Maya course (+ audio)

• pronunciation of the Maya alphabet

• A Grammar and anthology of the Yucatecan Mayan language by David Bolles & Alejandra Bolles (2021)

• Maya grammar by Alfred Tozzer (1921)


• Esquisse d'une grammaire de la langue maya by Charles Brasseur de Bourbourg, after Beltrán & Ruz (1866)

• Arte del idioma maya reducido a sucintas reglas y semilexicon yucateco, by Pedro Beltrán (1859)

• Grammaire de la langue quichée by Charles Brasseur de Bourbourg (1862)

• vocabulary Quiché-Spanish-French

• Des suffixes en langue quichée by Hyacinthe Charencey (1892)

Maya glyphs

• Foundation for the Advancement of Mesoamerican Studies: Escritura de jeroglíficos mayas (Maya hieroglyphic script) (WaybackMachine)

• Códices antiguos

• Mesoweb: Mesoamerican culture

• Introduction to Maya hieroglyphs by Harri Kettunen & Christophe Helmke (2010)

• Guía de estudios de jeroglíficos maya by Inga Calvin (2004)

• Dinastías reales maya del período clásico


• Primer of Mayan hieroglyphics by Daniel Brinton (1895)

• Animal figures in the Maya codices by Alfred Tozzer & Glover Allen (1910)


• Manuscrit Troano : études sur le système graphique et la langue des Mayas, by Charles Brasseur de Bourbourg (1869)

• Study of the manuscript Troano by Cyrus Thomas (1882)

Note: the manuscript Troano belongs to the Madrid Codex.

Texts & Literature

• Universidad autónoma de Yucatán: tales & poems bilingual Maya-Spanish


• The Maya chronicles edited by Daniel Brinton, with translation into English (1882)

• Chrestomathie maya d'après la Chronique de Chac-Xulub-Chen, with translation into French, by Hyacinthe Charencey (1891)

• Vocabulaire maya-français


• Popol Vuh : original text & literal translation into English & translation into English

• Le livre sacré et les mythes de l'Antiquité américaine, by Charles Brasseur de Bourbourg (1861)

• Popol Vuh : Maya text (Quiché) & translation into French

• Rabinal-Achi : ancient drama in Quiché & translation into French

• Popol Vuh : translation into Spanish

First article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Maya of Yucatan:

Tuláakal wíinik ku síijil jáalkʹab yetel keet u tsiikul yetel Najmal Sijnalil,
beytun xan naʹataʹan sijnalil yetel noʹojaʹanil u tuukuloʹ, kʹaʹabet u bisikuba bey láaktzilil yetel tuláakal u baatzileʹ.

Maya of Guatemala (quiché):

Chijunil li poyanam juntaqʹeet wankil xloqʹal naq nakeʹyoʹla,
ut kamaʹ ak rehebʹ naq wan xnaʹlebʹeb ut nakeʹreekʹa ribʹ, tento naq teʹxkʹam ribʹ saʹ usilal chiribʹilribʹebʹ.


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→ Universal Declaration of Human Rights: bilingual text in Maya, Quiché, Nahuatl, Spanish & other languages



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