Ñandeva

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Ñandeva is an indigenous Guarani-speaking people of South America, primarily living in regions of Brazil, Paraguay, and Bolivia, known for their distinct cultural and linguistic traditions within the broader Guarani group.

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Label Occurrences
Ñandeva canonical 3

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Statements (44)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Guarani people
indigenous people
broaderEthnonym Ava Guarani
linked to: Ava Guaraní

Chiripá Guarani
linked to: Mbyá Guarani
continent South America
cosmology Guarani cosmology
country Bolivia
Brazil
Paraguay
culturalSphere Guarani cultural area
ethnicGroupOf South America
facingIssue cultural assimilation pressures
deforestation impacts
land rights conflicts
hasCulturalTrait distinct Guarani dialect
oral tradition
ritual music and dance
shamanic practices
language Guarani language
linked to: Guaraní
languageBranch Tupí–Guaraní languages
linked to: Tupi–Guaraní
languageFamily Tupian languages
linguisticVariety Ñandeva Guarani dialect
linked to: Ñandeva Guarani
recognizedAs indigenous people of Bolivia
indigenous people of Brazil
indigenous people of Paraguay
region Bolivian Chaco
linked to: Gran Chaco

Mato Grosso do Sul
Paraguayan Chaco
linked to: Gran Chaco

Paraná (Brazil)
linked to: Paraná
relatedGroup Chiriguano (Guaraní) people
linked to: Chiriguano people

Kaiowá
Mbyá Guarani
Pai Tavytera
religion Christianity
Guarani traditional religion
linked to: Guarani mythology
selfDesignation Ava (person, people)
linked to: Ava
socialOrganization extended family groups
village communities
subgroupOf Guarani
linked to: Guaraní
traditionalHousing communal houses
traditionalSubsistence fishing
gathering
hunting
shifting cultivation

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

Ñandeva Guarani hasEndonym Ñandeva
Mbyá relatedGroup Ñandeva
Kaiowá relatedEthnicGroup Ñandeva