cora
Family Yuto-nahua
2020 Census, INEGI
INALI 2012, on 2000 census figures. The highest-risk variant is shown.
- Very high 0
- High 0
- Medium 6
- No immediate risk 2
glottolog 5.3 (doi:10.5281/zenodo.18840967)
most endangered of 2 members with AES (2 in group): shifting=2
Digital resources
One indicator per source, measured in the snapshot of Oct 5, 2026. They are never blended into a single score.
This means the technical building blocks for language tools — translators, speech recognition, spell-checkers — not cultural content like books or music. What we count and where it comes from
datasets focused on the language
24 with any tag for the language, multilingual repositories included
models focused on the language
23 with any tag for the language, multilingual repositories included
Source does not cover this language
released treebanks
varieties supported
Identity
- Glottocode
- cora1260
- ISO 639-3
- cok, crn
- Match to Glottolog
- Several Glottolog languages in one group
- crn El Nayar Cora elna1235
- cok Santa Teresa Cora sant1424
Variants 8
From INALI's Catálogo de las Lenguas Indígenas Nacionales (2008), with each variant's risk grade (INALI, 2012).
| Variant | Autonym | Risk |
|---|---|---|
| cora corapeño | kuráàpa | Medium |
| cora de Dolores | wachí hapwa | Medium |
| cora de Jesús María | chwísita’na | Medium |
| cora de Rosarito | rosaríìtu | Medium |
| cora francisqueño | kwáaxa’ata | Medium |
| cora meseño | yaúhke’ena | No immediate risk |
| cora presideño | múxata’ana | Medium |
| cora tereseño | kwéimarusa’na | No immediate risk |