-
declared themselves to be
Huave speakers, however, many non-speakers
still identify as
Huaves or Mareños.
Their language is
called Huave, or ombeayiüts/umbeyajts...
-
Estudios Huaves. Collección científica. Vol. 22. México: INAH. OCLC 2632814.
Wiktionary has a list of
reconstructed forms at Appendix:Proto-
Huave reconstructions...
-
Huave may
refer to:
Huave people, an
ethnic group of
Mexico Huave language,
their language Hoava, a
language of the
Solomon Islands Huabei Huawei This...
-
Retrieved 2010-07-28. "
Huaves of Oaxaca".
Mexican Textiles.
Retrieved 2010-07-28. "Huavean". Ethnologue.
Retrieved 2010-07-28. "
Huave".
University of Pennsylvania...
- as the Chichimeca, that
include the Cora and ****chol, the Chontales, the
Huaves, and the Pipil,
Xincan and
Lencan peoples of
Central America. By roughly...
- the state. The
majority of the
indigenous inhabitants are
Zapotecs and
Huaves. The town also
serves as the muni****l seat for the
surrounding muni****lity...
- languages.
Other ethnic groups include the Chontalees, Chinantecs, the
Huaves, and Nahuas. As of 2005, a
total of 1,091,502
people were
counted as speaking...
- Seri
Tequistlatecan languages:
Lowland Chontal,
Highland Chontal Purépecha
Huave *In
danger of extinction. The deaf
community uses
Mexican Sign Language...
- Epi-Olmec (Mexico:
language of
undeciphered inscriptions) †
Guaicurian (8) †
Huave Jicaquean (2)
Lencan (2) †
Maratino (northeastern Mexico) †
Mayan (31) Misumalpan...
- the
Huave. The
Zapotecs concluded an
alliance with the
Spaniards at contact, and they had
already expanded their territory into
Zoque and
Huave regions...
