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Serrano language

Serrano (Serrano: Maarrênga'twich) is a language in the Serran branch of the Uto-Aztecan family spoken by the Serrano people of Southern California. The language is closely related to Tongva, Tataviam, Kitanemuk and Vanyume, which may be a dialect of Serrano. Serrano has free word order with the only rule being that verbs usually come last.

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Dialects
Serrano · Vanyume
ELP
Serrano
Ethnicity
Serrano people
Extinct
2002, with the death of Dorothy Ramon
Glottolog
serr1255
ISO 639-3
ser

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Serrano language

Nodes28
Edges27
Triples104
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.071429
Components1

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Serrano language

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related to Speakers · 28
Serrano language → According, After Ramon's, Always Believe, As, Dorothy Ramon, During, English, Eric Elliot, Ethnologue, In, Maarra, Maarrênga'yam, Mojave River, Ramon, Ramon's, Researcher Kenneth Cushman Hill, San Bernardino Mountains, San Manuel Reservation, Serrano, Southern California
related to References · 24
Serrano language → Archived, Barry, California, Culture, Grammar, Hill, History, Ixchel Keller, Kenneth Cushman, Los Angeles, Marcus, Native American Encyclopedia, Native California, Native Language, News, Oxford University Press, PDF, Peoples, Pritzker, Retrieved
related to Language revitalization · 18
Serrano language → As, Both, Cal State San Bernardino, CD ROM, In May, Language, Language Revitalization Project, Maarrênga, Mission Indians, Morongo Band, Pauline Murillo, San Manuel Band, San Manuel Band's Serrano, Serrano, SLRP, The, The Limu, Yuhaviat
related to External links · 17
Serrano language → Archived, Banning, California, CaliforniaSan Manuel Band, Course Portal, Dorothy Ramón Learning Center, Mission IndiansMorongo Band, Mission IndiansSerrano, Morongo Band, Other Indian LanguagesOLAC, Retrieved, Santos Manuel Band, Serrano, Serrano Dialects Maarrenga, Survey, The Limu Project, Yuhaviat
Language family · 4
Serrano language → Northern Uto-AztecanTakicSerranSerrano, Serrano, SerranSerrano, TakicSerranSerrano
related to Phonology · 3
Serrano language → In, Serrano, The
Dialects · 2
Serrano language → Serrano, Vanyume
ELP · 1
Serrano language → Serrano
Ethnicity · 1
Serrano language → Serrano people
Extinct · 1
Serrano language → 2002, with the death of Dorothy Ramon

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serrano language california people san manuel last native languages revitalization dorothy ramon southern serran uto-aztecan considered band morongo project dialect

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Serrano languageDialectsSerrano1.00infobox
Serrano languageDialectsVanyume1.00infobox
Serrano languageELPSerrano1.00infobox
Serrano languageEthnicitySerrano people1.00infobox
Serrano languageExtinct2002, with the death of Dorothy Ramon1.00infobox
Serrano languageGlottologserr12551.00infobox
Serrano languageISO 639-3ser1.00infobox
Serrano languageLanguage familyNorthern Uto-AztecanTakicSerranSerrano1.00infobox
Serrano languageLanguage familyTakicSerranSerrano1.00infobox
Serrano languageLanguage familySerranSerrano1.00infobox
Serrano languageLanguage familySerrano1.00infobox
Serrano languageNative toUnited States1.00infobox
Serrano languageRegionSouthern California1.00infobox
Serrano languageRevival6 (2009–2013)1.00infobox

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