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Huetar Indian Language
Huetar is an extinct Chibchan language.
It was closely related to
Maleku Jaika and some linguists consider
it to be a dialect of Maleku.
Huetar was once spoken in Costa Rica and Panama.
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Huetar Words
Our list of vocabulary words in the Huetar language, with comparison to words in other Chibchan languages.
Indigenous Languages in Costa Rica:
Map showing where in Costa Rica the Huetar language was spoken.
House of Languages: Huetar:
Information about Guetar language usage.
Guatuso-Guetar Language Tree:
Theories about Guetar's language relationships compiled by Linguist List.
La Lengua Watuso-Wetar
Information on the Guatuso and Huetar languages in Spanish.
Estructura y tematica narrativas en la tradicion oral huetar:
Linguistics etext for sale on the Huetar language. Text in Spanish. (Amazon affiliate link)
Cultures of Costa Rica
Map showing the location of the Huetar and other indigenous Costa Rican tribes.
Huetar:
Profile of the Heutar tribe.
The Huetar:
Photographs of Huetar artifacts.
mtDNA variation in the Chibcha Amerindian Huetar from Costa Rica:
Ebook about Huetar genetics.
Links, References, and Additional Information
La lengua Huetar
Línea Vieja-Huetar
Los Huetares
Huetares del norte:
Idioma Huetar:
Information about the Huetar Indians and their language in Spanish.

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