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Ignaciano

A language of Bolivia

ISO 639-3: ign

Population	4,500 (2000 SIL). Ethnic population: 20,805 with Trinitario (2000 W. Adelaar).
Region	South central Beni.
Language map	Bolivia, reference number 12
Dialects	Limited comprehension of Trinitario [trn], similar to Spanish and Portuguese, with vowel reduction.
Classification	Arawakan, Maipuran, Southern Maipuran, Bolivia-Parana
Language use	Town meetings, most domains. Used by perhaps half the children. Also use Spanish [spa], the language of instruction in schools.
Language development	Taught in primary schools. Dictionary. NT: 1980.
Writing system	Latin script.
Comments	Nearly the same culture as Trinitario [trn]. Agriculturalists, pastoralists; traditionally hunter-gatherers.

Entries from the SIL Bibliography about this language:

Academic Publications

MATTESON, Esther, author. 1967. Bolivian Indian grammar 1.  

MATTESON, Esther, author. 1967. Bolivian Indian grammars 2.  

MATTESON, Esther, editor. 1965. Gramáticas estructurales de lenguas bolivianas 1-3.  

OTT, Rebecca B., author. 1971. Danzas folklóricas y días especiales de los ignacianos.

OTT, Rebecca B.; OTT, Willis, authors. 1959. Fonemas de la lengua ignaciana.

OTT, Rebecca B.; OTT, Willis, authors. 1965. "Ignaciano."  

OTT, Rebecca B.; OTT, Willis, authors. 1967. "Ignaciano."  

OTT, Rebecca B.; OTT, Willis, authors. 1967. "Phonemes of the Ignaciano language."

OTT, Rebecca B.; OTT, Willis, authors. 1983. Diccionario ignaciano y castellano, con apuntes gramáticales.  

Vernacular Publications

Almanaque ignaciano: El manual para el hogar para el año de 1967. 1966.

Almanaque ignaciano: El manual para el hogar para el año de 1969. 1968.

Almanaque ignaciano: El manual para el hogar para el año de 1970. 1969.

Eta patria. 1963.

Vamos a leer ignaciano. 1963.

Viáchucarapiana. 1981.

Vicaravahu vèchejicureca inaciànurupi. 1975.