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Triqui, Chicahuaxtla

A language of Mexico

ISO 639-3: trs

Population	6,000 (1982).
Region	Oaxaca, Tlaxiaco District, San José Xochistlán; Putla District, Santo Domingo del Estado.
Language map	Southern Central Mexico, reference number 225
Alternate names	Chicahuaxtla Trique, Triqui de San Andrés Chicahuaxtla
Dialects	Laguna. 74% intelligibility with Copala [trc]. Lexical similarity: 100% with Laguna dialect, 87% with Itunyoso [trq], 78% with Sabana.
Classification	Oto-Manguean, Mixtecan, Trique
Language development	Dictionary. Grammar. NT: 1968.
Writing system	Latin script.
Comments	VSO; short words, affixes, clitics; tonal. Peasant agriculturalists.

Entries from the SIL Bibliography about this language:

Academic Publications

GOOD, Claude, compiler. 1978. Diccionario triqui de Chichahuaxtla: Triqui-castellano, castellano-triqui.  

HOLLENBACH, Barbara E., author. 1977. "Phonetic vs. phonemic correspondence in two Trique dialects."  

LONGACRE, Robert E., author. 1952. "Five phonemic pitch levels in Trique."

LONGACRE, Robert E., author. 1953. "A tone orthography for Trique."

LONGACRE, Robert E., author. 1955. "Rejoinder to Hamp’s ‘Componential restatement of syllable structure in Trique’."

LONGACRE, Robert E., author. 1957. Proto-Mixtecan.

LONGACRE, Robert E., author. 1959. "Trique tone morphemics."

LONGACRE, Robert E., author. 1966. "The plumed serpent rescues a man."

LONGACRE, Robert E., author. 1966. "Trique clause and sentence: a study in contrast, variation and distribution."

LONGACRE, Robert E., author. 1970. An experiment in testing the reading of Trique without indication of tone.

LONGACRE, Robert E., author. 1991. "Some Trique grammatico-lexical characteristics: a world view?."

LONGACRE, Robert E., author. 2004. "Spanish loans in Chicahuaxtla Trique."

LONGACRE, Robert E., researcher. 2011. 2 Trique Texts trs.

LONGACRE, Robert E.; MILLON, René, authors. 1961. "Proto-Mixtecan and Proto-Amuzgo-Mixtecan vocabularies: a preliminary cultural analysis."