OPATA

The Opata are a tribe of Mexican Indians of Piman stock. Their country is the mountainous district of north-eastern Sonora and northwestern Chihuahua, Mexico. Though usually loyal to the Mexican government, they rebelled in 1820, as part of a larger movement for a free country in Northwestern Mexico run by indigenous people, but after a gallant effort were defeated.They numbered about 5,000 in the early 20th century, although they may have numbered as many as 60,000 at one time. Today, although some instances of the Mexican Government consider them extinct, some civil groups and Opata descendants try to preserve their heritage and have reported about 146 Opata language speakers in 1990 .
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Ópata is:Ópata (volk), een volk in MexicoÓpata (taal), de taal van dat volk
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Ópata es una tribu de indígenas mexicanos a punto de desaparecer como unidad étnica única diferenciada. Habitan en las montañas de Sonora y al noreste de Chihuahua, México. Forman parte de la familia yuto-azteca del grupo taracahitiano. Desde 1950 no se han registrado hablantes y únicamente se conservan pocas frases aisladas.
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Opata is an extinct Uto Aztecan language formerly spoken in Mexico.
The language is: Opata

Aztecan VI.A.2