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Cacán language

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910: 420:(1950) lists the Diaguita subgroups of Abaucan, Amaycha, Anchapa, Andalgalá, Anguinahao, Calchaquí, Casminchango, Coipe, Colalao, Famatina, Hualfina, Paquilin, Quilme, Tafí, Tocpo, Tucumán, Upingascha, and Yocabil. Acalian, Catamarca, and Tamano are possibly also Diaguita subgroups according to Mason (1950). 209:, but the manuscript is lost. Genetic affiliation of the language remains unclear, and due to the extremely limited number of known words, it has not been possible to conclusively link it to any existing 567: 951: 1005: 990: 995: 975: 671: 985: 944: 341: 315: 571: 846: 301: 937: 917: 664: 205:. It became extinct during the late 17th century or early 18th century. The language was documented by the Jesuit 428:
Cacán vocabulary possibly exists today in toponyms and local surnames, but the etymologies are often dubious.
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Diccionario etnolingüístico y guía bibliográfica de los pueblos indígenas sudamericanos: CALCHAQUÍ
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Cupayana or Capayana - extinct language once spoken in San Juan and La Rioja provinces.
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Calehaqui or Cacan or Tocaque - extinct language once spoken in Salta province, in the
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Varieties classified by Loukotka (1968) as part of the Diaguit language group:
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Calian or Mocalingasta - once spoken in La Rioja province in the valley of
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Musitian - once spoken in La Rioja province in the Sierra de los Llanos.
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Diaguit - extinct language once spoken by many tribes in the Argentine
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Tolombon or Pacioca - once spoken in the province of Tucumán in the
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Soleo - once spoken in Tucumán province north of the Tucumán tribe.
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Sanogasta - once spoken in the province of La Rioja in the
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Famatina - once spoken in the province of La Rioja in the
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Yocabil - once spoken in Catamarca in the Yocabil Valley.
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Pasipa - once spoken in the Vicioso Valley, Catamarca.
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Los Angeles: UCLA Latin American Center. 590: 588: 265:Abaucan or Tinogasta - once spoken in the 610: 404:Copiapó - once spoken around the city of 179:Cacan, Kakán, Calchaquí, Chaka, Diaguita, 594: 991:Unclassified languages of South America 585: 379:Amaná - once spoken around the city of 357:Amaicha - once spoken in the Sierra de 347:Guachipa - once spoken in Salta Valley. 344:and Santa María Valleys. Dialects are: 275:Ancasti - once spoken in the Sierra de 14: 963: 679: 423: 996:Languages extinct in the 18th century 976:Indigenous languages of South America 653: 616: 560: 918:Indigenous languages of the Americas 904: 386:Chicoana or Pulare - once spoken in 24: 986:Extinct languages of South America 622:Handbook of South American Indians 221: 25: 1017: 383:, La Rioja province. (Unattested) 245:, later relocated to the city of 908: 746:Extinct and endangered languages 331:Nolongasta - once spoken in the 632:Bulletin 143. pp. 157–317. 412: 321:Sanagasta - once spoken in the 482:(transcribed to the Castilian 241:, originally from neighboring 13: 1: 553: 282:Hualfin - once spoken in the 924:. You can help Knowledge by 916:This article related to the 630:Bureau of American Ethnology 496:— altar, place of sacrifice. 237:Quilme - once spoken by the 216: 7: 847:Chile–Paraguay–Uruguay Sign 710:Living Indigenous languages 468:(transcribed into Spanish: 431:Other known words include: 10: 1022: 903: 335:Valley, La Rioja province. 304:Valley, San Juan province. 885: 834: 818: 745: 709: 687: 296:Caringasta - once spoken 156: 137: 132: 99: 81: 71: 57: 42: 37: 32: 626:Smithsonian Institution 545: 537: 529: 521: 513: 505: 492: 478: 464: 456: 448: 442: 436: 189:that was spoken by the 484: 470: 826:Chilean Sign Language 251:Buenos Aires Province 232:province of Catamarca 394:Valley. (Unattested) 325:, La Rioja province. 1001:Ataguitan languages 642:Alain Fabre, 2005, 424:List of known words 361:, Tucumán province. 197:tribes in northern 981:Languages of Chile 681:Languages of Chile 286:Valley, Catamarca. 269:Valley, Catamarca. 38:Diaguita–Calchaquí 933: 932: 898: 897: 892:extinct languages 835:Language families 779:Kawésqar/Alacaluf 618:Mason, John Alden 596:Loukotka, Čestmír 488:) — lord and king 323:Sierra de Velasco 207:Alonso de Bárcena 172: 171: 123:Indama/Ambargasta 111:Cupayana/Capayana 16:(Redirected from 1013: 954: 947: 940: 912: 905: 717:Ayacucho Quechua 674: 667: 660: 651: 650: 634: 633: 614: 608: 607: 605: 592: 583: 582: 580: 579: 570:. 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Retrieved 572:the original 562: 499: 430: 427: 416: 413:Mason (1950) 279:, Catamarca. 262:, Catamarca. 225: 182: 178: 174: 173: 157: 145: 93:unclassified 77:18th century 965:Categories 867:Alacalufan 862:Araucanian 857:Polynesian 732:Mapudungun 702:(formerly) 700:Mapudungun 578:2009-01-31 554:References 298:Calingasta 890:indicate 802:Tehuelche 774:Huilliche 471:cacanchic 465:Kakanchik 359:Aconquija 333:Chilecito 309:Sanogasta 260:Andalgalá 217:Varieties 199:Argentina 195:Calchaquí 159:Glottolog 140:ISO 639-3 66:Calchaquí 58:Ethnicity 48:Argentina 46:Northern 971:Diaguita 872:Quechuan 796:Rapa Nui 598:(1968). 549:— maize. 485:titaquin 352:Tolombon 342:Quimivil 316:Guadacol 291:Famatina 191:Diaguita 185:) is an 166:calc1235 117:Chicoana 100:Dialects 62:Diaguita 888:Italics 842:Aymaran 737:Quechua 695:Spanish 568:"Cacan" 517:— water 479:Titakin 452:— house 406:Copiapó 390:in the 366:Tucumán 354:Valley. 311:Valley. 300:in the 293:Valley. 284:Hualfin 277:Ancasti 267:Abaucán 247:Quilmes 126:Copiapó 105:Diaguit 73:Extinct 809:Yaghan 761:Chango 722:Aymara 541:— tree 525:— fire 509:— head 460:— town 302:Anguco 177:(also 43:Region 920:is a 785:Kunza 768:Chono 754:Cacán 533:— sun 506:enxam 493:Zupka 457:Gasta 418:Mason 392:Lerma 381:Amaná 203:Chile 175:Cacán 114:Amaná 52:Chile 33:Cacán 18:Cacán 922:stub 852:Chon 522:tutu 449:ahao 201:and 193:and 183:Kaka 181:and 146:None 50:and 546:hua 530:fil 443:hao 150:mis 967:: 628:, 587:^ 538:ki 514:ma 446:, 440:, 437:Ao 249:, 213:. 64:, 953:e 946:t 939:v 928:. 673:e 666:t 659:v 581:. 368:. 318:. 152:) 148:( 20:)

Index

Cacán
Argentina
Chile
Diaguita
Calchaquí
Extinct
Language family
unclassified
ISO 639-3
Glottolog
calc1235
extinct language
Diaguita
Calchaquí
Argentina
Chile
Alonso de Bárcena
language family
province of Catamarca
Quilmes people
Tucumán Province
Quilmes
Buenos Aires Province
Andalgalá
Abaucán
Ancasti
Hualfin
Famatina
Calingasta
Anguco

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