# Tano dilleri
Tano dilleri (İngilizce "Tanoan, Kiowa-Tanoan, Tanoan-Kiowa"), Amerika Birleşik Devletlerinib New Mexico, Kansas, Oklahoma ve Teksas eyaletleri ile Meksika'da konuşulan Amerind Kızılderili dil ailesi.


## Adlandırma.
Tanoan adı Tevaca için kullanılan alternatif Tano (ve Arizona Tevalarının kendi dillerindeki adları: "tʰáánu tééwa") adına İngilizcede dil ailesi yapım eki olarak sık kullanılan "-an" sıfatı getirilerek oluşturulmuştur.


## Sınıflandırma.
 - Kiyova-Tova dilleri
  - Kiyovaca (Kiowa): konuşanı 1.000 kişi
  - Tovaca (Towa, Jemez): konuşanı 1.301 kişi (1990)
 - Tiva-Teva dilleri
  - Tiva (Tiwa)
   - Kuzey Tiva dilleri
    - Taosça: 803 kişi (1980)
    - Pikurisçe (Picuris): 101 kişi (1990)
   - Güney Tivacası: konuşanı 1.732 kişi
   - Piro "(tükendi)"
  - Tevaca (Tewa): konuşanı 1.298 kişi (1980)
   - Arizona Tevacası


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