Guaicuri languages

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The Guaicuri languages (English Guaicurian ) are an indigenous American language family from Central America , the eight members of which are already extinct. They were spoken in Baja California , Mexico , and are barely documented.

On a trial basis, they are structured as follows:

  • Guaicura group:
    • Guaicura (Waikuri)
    • Callejue
  • Huchiti Group:
    • Cora
    • Huchiti
    • Aripe
    • Periúe
  • Pericú group:
    • Pericú
    • Isleño

The Guaicuri languages ​​are not to be confused with the South American language family Guaicurú .

literature

  • Lyle Campbell : American Indian Languages. The Historical Linguistics of Native America (= Oxford Studies in Anthropological Linguistics. 4). Oxford University Press, New York NY et al. 1997, ISBN 0-19-509427-1 , pp. 168-169.

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