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Name: Tepiman Type: Dialect Alternate Names: Pima Bajo; Nebome; Mountain Pima; Lower Piman; Névome; Pima; Nevomi; Nebomi; Mountain Piman; Maculai; Piman; Sonoran Spoken in: Mexico Number of speakers: 1,000 (1989 SIL) (Ethnologue) Number of speakers: 159 (UNESCO) Number of speakers: 1000 (World Oral Literature Project) Code: pia Code Standard: ISO 639-3 Documentation: SIL Families: Uto-Aztecan (Yuta-Nawan) Parent Dialects: Northern Tepewan; Tohono O'odham; Papago-Pima; O'othham; Nevome; Nebome; O'odham; Upper Piman; Pima-Pápago, Névome; Pima-Papago; Sobaipuri; Nevomi; Nebomi; Maculai; Névome (ood) South-east Tepewan; Tepehuan, Southwestern; Tepehuán del Suroeste; Southern Tepewan; Southern Tepehuan; South-west Tepewan; Tepeguana; South Tepehuane; Maculai; Mountain Pima (tla) Tepekano; Tepehuan, Southeastern; Tepehuán del Sureste; Tepehuano; Tepehuan (Southeastern); Tepehuán (Sureste); Southern Tepewan; Southern Tepehuan; South-east Tepewan; Tepeguana; South Tepehuane; Maculai; Mountain Pima (stp) Southern Tepewan; Tepecano; Tepekano; Maculai (tep) Tepiman; Pima Bajo; Nebome; Mountain Pima; Lower Piman; Névome; Pima; Nevomi; Nebomi; Mountain Piman; Maculai; Piman; Sonoran (pia) Akimel; Tepehuan, Northern; Tepehuán del Norte; Tepehuan (Northern); Tepehuán (Norte); Northern Tepewan; Northern Tepehuan; Tepeguana; North Tepehuane; Maculai (ntp)

Endangerment Status

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UNESCO Status: Definitely endangered Ethnologue Status: Not listed Sutherland's Red List: Vulnerable