10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MIXE-ZOQUE»
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Vocabulario
Mixe de Totontepec
Aunque se ha publicado bastante material lingüístico sobre el Mixe-Zoque-
Popoluca durante los últimos veinte años, en su mayoría por investigadores del
Instituto Lingüístico de Verano, existen aûn muchas lagunas en nuestro
conocimiento ...
Alvin y Louise C. Schoenhals
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The Mesoamerican Indian Languages
... Cuitlatec falls unpredictably on either of the last two syllables in the word; there
are few languages in Mesoamerica in which the placement of stress is
completely unpredictable. 3. 1 .2 Mixe-Zoque Some Zoque languages have a
consonant ...
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A Survey of Word Accentual Patterns in the Languages of the ...
Mixe-Zoque The Mixe-Zoque languages are spoken in and around the Isthmus of
Tehuantepec, Mexico. Mixe has around 90,000 speakers, Zoque has some
60,000 speakers, and the Popoluca languages, of which some are Mixean and ...
Harry van der Hulst, Rob Goedemans, Ellen van Zanten, 2010
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Archaeology of Ancient Mexico and Central America: An ...
Mixe-Zoque Mixe-Zoquean groups probably moved into Mesoamerica from the
north. However, they were in approximately their current position—the region of
the Olmec cultural florescence—by the time of agricultural beginnings in the area,
...
Susan Toby Evans, David L. Webster, 2013
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Chocolate: History, Culture, and Heritage
Kaufman later mentions cacao as a loan from Mixe-Zoque into Huastec, a Mayan
language spoken in the Mexican states of San Luis Postosí and Veracruz [11]. He
asserts that kakaw + “cacao” later becomes “peanut” as in the local Aztec word ...
Louis E. Grivetti, Howard-Yana Shapiro, 2011
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Language in the Americas
Mexican: Mixe-Zoque: Sayula wa?n. Oregon: Siuslaw winu 'be willing.' 207 SELL
Gulf: Atakapa jik. Mexican: Mixe-Zoque 'ja?k. 208 SEW Gulf: Natchez bo:x. Zuni
pik(-ia) (passive). 209 SHADOW Gulf: Atakapa iSk. Plateau: Molala iskai 'night.
Joseph Harold Greenberg, 1987
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Routledge Dictionary of Language and Linguistics
Miwok-Costanoan => Penutian Mixe => Mixe-Zoque Mixe-Zoque Language
group of Central America with eight languages; the largest are Mixe (about
78,000 speakers) and Zoque (about 38,000 speakers) in southern Mexico.
Characteristics: ...
Hadumod Bussmann, Kerstin Kazzazi, Gregory Trauth, 2006
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Atlas of Languages of Intercultural Communication in the ...
... speakers were bearers of the archaeological Izapa culture and probably
originated the inscriptions on the La Mojarra stela. Campbell (1988) attributes the
Mesoamerican calendar and hieroglyphic writing to the Mixe Zoque civilization.
Stephen Adolphe Wurm, Peter Mühlhäusler, Darrell T. Tyron, 1996
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Exact Methods in the Study of Language and Text: Dedicated ...
3.7 'Natural' data from five mixe-Zoque language groups by unknown splits
Naturally, we have no model here and start by evaluating the data of Cysouw et
al. (2005: Table 1), which we combine as arithmetic mean according to the
groups5 ...
Gabriel Altmann, Peter Grzybek, Reinhard Köhler, 2007
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Lexical Acculturation in Native American Languages
... 31 Trique (Copala) Otomanguean dS 61 54 33 Zapotec (JuaYez)
Otomanguean dS 61 49 30 Cakchiquel (1956-1981) Mayan dS 60 67 40 Totonac
(La Sierra dialect) Totonacan dS 58 36 21 Popoluca (Oluta) Mixe-Zoque dS 58
45 26 Tzeltal ...
Cecil H. Brown Professor of Anthropology Northern Illinois University, 1999
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MIXE-ZOQUE»
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Mixe-Zoque is used in the context of the following news items.
New assessment of recently found Mayan pyramid puts it up among …
... Chaahk was the ruler with greater politic and hegemonic power in Tonina, a city known in its times as Po' (white in Mixe-Zoque language).”. «NEWS.com.au, Jul 15»
Discovery of one of Mesoamerica's oldest known ancient pyramidal …
... Chiapa de Corzo and west-central Chiapas were home to the Zoque, descendants of the Mixe-zoque speaking Olmec who inhabited the Gulf ... «Popular Archaeology, Jul 15»
The race to save Mexico's dying languages
Ayapaneco is part of the Mixe-Zoque linguistic family, some of whose contributions to the global lexicon include the word cacao (cocoa, ... «EL PAÍS in English, Sep 14»
