Huichol

E85607

Huichol is an indigenous Uto-Aztecan language spoken by the Wixárika people of western Mexico, known for its complex verbal morphology and rich oral tradition.

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All labels observed (5)

Label Occurrences
Huichol people 16
Huichol canonical 14
Cora–Huichol 1

Statements (52)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Mesoamerican language
Uto-Aztecan language
indigenous language
natural language
endonym Wixárika
exonym Huichol self-link
hasAlternativeName Wixarika language
Wixárika
Wixarika language
surface form: Wixárika language
hasCulturalAssociation Wixárika religion
peyote rituals
hasDomain rich oral tradition
hasEducationUse bilingual education programs in some communities
hasGlottocode huic1242
hasGlottologName Huichol self-link
hasGrammaticalFeature evidentiality distinctions
noun incorporation
rich verbal inflection
switch-reference system
hasISO639-3Code hch
hasLinguasphereCode 79-AAA-bd
hasMorphology complex verbal morphology
hasPhonologicalFeature contrastive tone
glottalized consonants
nasal vowels
hasStatus indigenous language of Mexico
vulnerable language
hasTypologicalFeature agglutinative morphology
head-marking
polysynthetic tendencies
hasWordOrder SOV
hasWritingSystem Latin script
languageBranch Corachol
languageFamily Uto-Aztecan
regulatedBy Wixárika community organizations
relatedTo Cora language
sharesAncestorWith Proto-Corachol
Proto-Uto-Aztecan
spokenBy Tepehuan people
surface form: Wixárika people
spokenIn Mexico
state of Durango
Jalisco
surface form: state of Jalisco

State of Nayarit
surface form: state of Nayarit

Zacatecas
surface form: state of Zacatecas

western Mexico
subclassOf Corachol language
Southern Uto-Aztecan language
usedFor daily communication in Wixárika communities
usedIn prayers
ritual chants
songs
traditional narratives

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Uto-Aztecan includesLanguage Huichol
Nayarit hasIndigenousGroup Huichol
Western Mexico hasCulturalTradition Huichol
this entity surface form: Huichol art
Corachol spokenBy Huichol
this entity surface form: Huichol people
indigenous peoples of Mexico majorEthnicGroup Huichol
this entity surface form: Huichol people
Pochutec isRelatedTo Huichol
Huichol exonym Huichol self-link
Huichol hasGlottologName Huichol self-link
Tepehuan neighboringGroup Huichol
Del Nayar hasIndigenousGroup Huichol
this entity surface form: Huichol people
Del Nayar languageSpoken Huichol
Real de Catorce hasCulturalAssociation Huichol
this entity surface form: Huichol people
State of Nayarit hasIndigenousPeople Huichol
this entity surface form: Huichol people
Huichol language spokenBy Huichol
this entity surface form: Huichol people
Huichol language ethnicGroup Huichol
this entity surface form: Huichol people
Coracholan associatedWithEthnicGroup Huichol
this entity surface form: Huichol people
Coracholan hasAlternativeName Huichol
this entity surface form: Cora–Huichol
Coracholan usedBy Huichol
this entity surface form: Huichol communities
Coracholan hasBranch Huichol
Sierra del Nayar traditionalHomelandOf Huichol
this entity surface form: Huichol people
Coracholan branch spokenBy Huichol
this entity surface form: Huichol people
Cora people areRelatedTo Huichol
this entity surface form: Huichol people
Tepehuan people relatedEthnicGroup Huichol
this entity surface form: Huichol people
Corachol language spokenBy Huichol
this entity surface form: Huichol people
Wixarika language spokenBy Huichol
this entity surface form: Huichol people
Wixárika religion practicedBy Huichol
this entity surface form: Huichol people
Proto-Corachol associatedWith Huichol
this entity surface form: Huichol people
Wixárika hasNameInSpanish Huichol