Aymara

E4140

Aymara is an indigenous language spoken primarily by the Aymara people of the central Andes in countries such as Bolivia, Peru, and Chile.

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf American indigenous language
indigenous language
language
alignmentType nominative–accusative
approximateSpeakers over 1 million
closelyRelatedTo Jaqaru
Kawki
endangeredStatus vulnerable
glottologCode ayma1253
hasCulturalRole key marker of Aymara identity
hasDialects Aymara self-linksurface differs
surface form: Central Aymara

Aymara self-linksurface differs
surface form: Northern Aymara

Aymara self-linksurface differs
surface form: Southern Aymara
hasFeature evidentiality
rich verbal morphology
suffixing morphology
hasLinguisticResearch extensively studied in typology
hasPhonologicalFeature contrastive aspiration in stops
ejective consonants
three-vowel system
hasStandardizedOrthography yes
influencedBy Spanish
surface form: Spanish language
influences Bolivian Spanish
iso639-1Code ay
iso639-2Code aym
iso639-3Code aym
languageFamily Aymara self-linksurface differs
surface form: Aymaran languages
languageOf Altiplano plateau
surface form: Lake Titicaca region
morphologicalType agglutinative language
notGeneticallyRelatedTo Quechua
officialStatusIn Bolivia
Peru
primaryWordOrder SOV
recognizedAs official indigenous language of Bolivia
official indigenous language of Peru
region Altiplano plateau
surface form: Altiplano

Andes
surface form: Central Andes
spokenBy Aymara self-linksurface differs
surface form: Aymara people
spokenIn Bolivia
Chile
Peru
usedFor education in Bolivia
radio broadcasting
religious practice
usedIn Bolivian constitution
Peruvian intercultural bilingual education programs
writingSystem Latin script

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Andes languageRegion Aymara
Peru officialLanguage Aymara
Bolivia officialLanguage Aymara
Aymara spokenBy Aymara self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Aymara people
Aymara languageFamily Aymara self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Aymaran languages
Aymara hasDialects Aymara self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Central Aymara
Aymara hasDialects Aymara self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Southern Aymara
Aymara hasDialects Aymara self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Northern Aymara
Altiplano plateau inhabitedBy Aymara
this entity surface form: Aymara people
Cusco recognizedLanguage Aymara
Arequipa regionalLanguage Aymara
Andean civilization usedLanguage Aymara
this entity surface form: Aymara languages
Nevado Sajama hasCulturalSignificanceFor Aymara
this entity surface form: Aymara people
Wiphala usedBy Aymara
this entity surface form: Aymara people
Wiphala hasCulturalOrigin Aymara
this entity surface form: Aymara culture
Kawki subclassOf Aymara
this entity surface form: Aymaran languages
Kawki languageFamily Aymara
this entity surface form: Aymaran
Kawki closelyRelatedTo Aymara
Jaqaru subclassOf Aymara
this entity surface form: Aymaran languages
Jaqaru languageFamily Aymara
this entity surface form: Aymaran
Sucre indigenousLanguages Aymara
La Paz recognizedLanguage Aymara
Arica y Parinacota Region hasEthnicGroup Aymara
this entity surface form: Aymara people
Kichwa people relatedEthnicGroup Aymara
this entity surface form: Aymara people
Oruro languageUsed Aymara
Tiwanaku culture languageFamily Aymara
this entity surface form: Aymaran languages
northwestern Argentina hasEthnicGroup Aymara
subject surface form: Northwestern Argentina
this entity surface form: Aymara peoples
Isla de la Luna culture Aymara
Copacabana languageUsed Aymara
Viracocha languageContext Aymara
Puno languageUsed Aymara
Collasuyu associatedEthnicGroup Aymara
this entity surface form: Aymara peoples
Collasuyu languageUsed Aymara
El Alto language Aymara