náhuatl del noreste central
Language variantFamily Yuto-nahua
Risk grade
No immediate risk
INALI 2012, on the 2000 census
Rank among the 364 variants (1 = highest risk)
349
Autonym
As recorded in INALI's Catálogo de las Lenguas Indígenas Nacionales (2008), with its phonetic transcription.
| Autonym | Transcription (IPA) | Transcription status |
|---|---|---|
| maseual tla’tol | [masewal λaʔtol] | Extracted from the catalog |
| mexicano (del noroeste central) | [mexikano] | Extracted from the catalog |
| mexi’catl | [meʃiʔkaλ] | Extracted from the catalog |
- How to read the transcription
- […]Extracted from the catalog
- […]*Corrected by hand from the page
- ?In review: not published yet
Transcriptions set in Charis SIL, © SIL International, under the SIL Open Font License
Risk grade
INALI (2012), calculated from the 2000 census. The figures in this section are from that census, not from 2020.
- Speakers
- 71,040
- Speakers in localities where 30% or more speak it
- 58,486
- Localities
- 398
- Localities where 30% or more speak it
- 125
- Proportion of speakers, as INALI publishes it
- 81.31%
- Proportion of child speakers aged 5 to 14
- 30.83%
- Name in the risk publication
- náhuatl del noroeste central
- How it was linked to the catalog
- By matching localities: the two publications differ on noreste/noroeste
Where it is spoken
Localities the 2008 catalog assigns to this variant, by state.
| State | Municipalities | Localities |
|---|---|---|
| Puebla | 11 | 352 |
| Hidalgo | 1 | 48 |
| Total | 12 | 400 |
INALI, Catálogo de las Lenguas Indígenas Nacionales (2008)