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Jñunda (Jñuunda, Jñunnda, Jnunda)
"Jñunda" is an alternate spelling of Ñomndaa,
which is the indigenous name for the Mexican Indian language Amuzgo. Amuzgo "j" is pronounced like English "h,"
not like the j in jar. "Jñunda" and "Ñomndaa" are really the same word in two different Amuzgo dialects,
meaning "water language."
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Here are links to our webpages about the Jñunda tribe and language:
Jñunda language
Amuzgo culture
Native to Mexico
Oto-Manguean languages
Mesoamerican history
Here are a few good books about the Jñundas:
Behind God's Back
Amuzgo-Spanish Dictionary
The Mesoamerican Indian Languages

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