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Nahuatl

ISO 639-3: [No ISO code]
Alternative names: Aztec, Mexicano

        1. First Mesa
        2. Mishongnovi
        3. Shipaulovi-Shungopavi
        4. Third Mesa
          1. Comanche
            1. Koso Shoshone
            2. Tumpisa Shoshone
          3. Shoshone
            1. Chemehuevi
            2. Southern Paiute
            3. Ute
          2. Kawaiisu
            1. Owens Valley Paiute
            2. Western Mono
          2. Northern Paiute
          1. Cahuilla
          2. Cupeño
          3. Juaneño
          4. Luiseño
          1. Fernandeño
          2. Gabrielino
          3. Tongva
          1. Kitanemuk
            1. Serrano
            2. Vanyume
        4. Tataviam
        1. Bankalahi
        2. Pahkanapul
        3. Palegwan
            1. Classical Nahuatl
          2. Pipil
        2. Pochutec
          1. Cora
          2. Huichol
            1. Cahita
            2. Mayo
            3. Yaqui
          2. Eudeve
          3. Opata
          1. Guarijio
            1. Eastern Tarahumara
            2. Southern Tarahumara
            3. Western Tarahumara
        3. Tubar
        1. Altar Valley Piman
        2. Ati Piman
        3. Mountain Pima
        4. Nevome Pima
        5. Northern Tepehuan
          1. Akimel O'odham
          2. Tohono O'odham
        7. Santa Cruz Piman
        8. Southeastern Tepehuan
        9. Southwestern Tepehuan
        10. Tepecano
        11. Tepeguana
  1. Readings in American Indian linguistics ([undated])
    Item number:  Haas.063 [description | 51 images]
    Contributor:  Mary R. Haas (researcher)
    Languages:  Blackfoot, Chiricahua Apache, Creek, Eastern Ojibwa, Eastern Pomo, Hill Patwin, Hopi, Karuk, Kashaya, Koasati, Konkow, Nahuatl, Navajo, Nez Perce, Quileute, Shasta, Takelma, Tunica, Wintu, Wiyot, Nuu-chah-nulth, Tubatulabal, Yawelmani
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    Extent: 5 folders
    Description: Mimeographs of Parts 2-4 of "Readings in American Indian Linguistics", dated 1963, accompanied by three extra copies of Part 3. Also contains mimeographs of thumbnail sketches by Haas and her students on miscellaneous California languages.
    Collection: Miscellaneous papers from the Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
    Repository: Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
  2. [Notes on loanwords in North American languages] (1959-1969)
    Item number:  Sawyer.051 [description]
    Contributor:  Jesse O. Sawyer (researcher)
    Languages:  Wappo, Patwin, Nahuatl
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    Extent: 1 folder
    Description: Matierials related to loanwords in Wappo, Patwin, and Nahuatl. Includes partial photocopy of paper "Wappo words from Spanish" (by Sawyer), a handout for a presentation "Spanish contact phenomena in Nahuatl" (by James Lockhart and Frances Karttunen), a handout "European loanwords in Patwin" (by William Bright), and a letter from Madison Beeler discussing the Spanish origin of some loanwords in Wappo.
    Collection: Jesse O. Sawyer Papers on Yukian Languages
    Repository: Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
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