Ñandeva Guarani

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Ñandeva Guarani are an Indigenous Guarani subgroup of South America known for their distinct language variety and traditional cultural practices across regions of Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Ñandeva Guarani canonical 2
Ñandeva Guaraní 1

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Statements (42)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Guarani subgroup
Indigenous people
continent South America
cultureArea Gran Chaco region
linked to: Gran Chaco

Paraná River basin
ethnicGroupOf South America
facedIssue land dispossession
missionary influence
pressure from agricultural expansion
hasCulturalHeritage myths about the creation of the world
ritual use of sacred spaces in the forest
traditional songs in Guarani
hasCulturalPractice communal dances
oral storytelling
ritual singing
shamanic healing
hasCulturalTrait maintenance of Guarani language use
strong attachment to ancestral territory
hasEndonym Ñandeva
hasEthnonym Ñandeva Guarani
hasSocialStructure extended family groups
village communities
indigenousTo Argentina
Brazil
Paraguay
languageBranch Tupi–Guarani languages
linked to: Tupi–Guaraní
languageFamily Tupian languages
partOfBroaderGroup Guarani nations
linked to: Guarani peoples
region eastern Paraguay
northeastern Argentina
southern Brazil
relatedEthnicGroup Chiriguano (Ava Guarani)
Kaiowá Guarani
linked to: Kaiowá

Mbyá Guarani
speaks Guarani language
linked to: Guaraní

Ñandeva Guarani language variety
subgroupOf Guarani people
linked to: Guarani peoples
traditionalEconomy fishing
hunting and gathering
subsistence agriculture
traditionalReligion Guarani spiritual beliefs
usesWritingSystem Latin script (for Guarani language)

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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Guarani peoples subgroup Ñandeva Guarani
Ava Guaraní isDistinctFrom Ñandeva Guaraní
linked to: Ñandeva Guarani
Ñandeva Guarani hasEthnonym Ñandeva Guarani