| 释义 |
Trique, n. and a.|ˈtriːkeɪ|
Also Trike, Triqui.
[Native name.]
A. n.
a. An Indian people of Oaxaca, Mexico.
b. The Mixtecan language spoken by this people.
B. adj. Of or pertaining to this people or their language.
1891D. G. Brinton Amer. Race iii. 148, I do not doubt that Orozcoy Berra was right in placing the Triquis in the same [Tequistlatecan] family. 1900F. Starr in Proc. Davenport Acad. Sci. 1899–1900 (1901) VIII. 142 Belmar gives in his Essays a brief sketch of the grammar, a list of phrases in Spanish and Triqui and a Spanish-Triqui vocabulary. Ibid., The towns he mentions are none of them Triqui. Ibid., San Andres Chicahuastla is the Triqui town where our work was done. 1911Bull. U.S. Bureau Amer. Ethnol. No. 44. 52 Trike. This language, which belongs to the Zapotecan family, is spoken by a small tribe residing in the central part of the Mixtec area. Ibid. 53 Professor Starr..says none of the towns mentioned by Orozco y Berra are Trike..and that the real district of the Trike is situated in the high mountains of the districts of Tlaxiaco and Juxtlahuaca... They form a little island of Trike speech in the midst of the Mixtec area. 1952J. R. Swanton Indian Tribes N. Amer. 639 Trique, a tribe entered by Mason and Johnson as a substock of their Otomanguean stock. 1957[see Mazatec n. and a.]. 1965Language XLI. 67 The identifier tagmeme in Trique noun phrases. 1974Encycl. Brit. Micropædia X. 130/1 Trique, Indians of Oaxaca, Mex., speaking a Mixtecan language... Some Trique men work outside the community as labourers... Trique religion includes both ancient Indian and Roman Catholic rites. 1977T. A. Sebeok Native Languages Americas II. 370 Trique. Mixtecan; 4,000 in Oaxaca (1952). |