Translations in Cakchiquel (Kaqchikel)Cakchiquel (or, in modern orthography Kaqchikel), is an indigenous Mesoamerican language spoken in Guatemala. It is a Mayan language spoken by about 500,000 indigenous people in central Guatemala (most notably in and around the cities of Patzicía, Patzún, Tecpán, Sololá, Chimaltenango, Comalapa, and San José Poaquil). The Academia de Lenguas Mayas de Guatemala (Guatemalan Academy of Mayan Languages) was founded in 1990 and standardized the orthography (spelling) of the Guatemalan languages, effectively changing the spelling of “Cakchiquel” to “Kaqchikel.” The materials listed on this page were published prior to that time, and therefore use the previous orthography (which spells the language as “Cakchiquel”).
LDS Resources in Cakchiquel (Kaqchikel) |
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Articles of Faith
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Baptismal Interview Questions
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Book of Mormon, Selections
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Book of Mormon, Selections, Audiocassettes
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Book of Mormon Stories
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Book of Mormon Stories Audiocassettes
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Culture for LDS Missionaries: Guatemala IndianThe manual Culture for Missionaries: Guatemala Indian was written by Larry Richman in 1980 for the Missionary Training Center (MTC) for use by LDS missionaries to understand the culture of the native peoples of Guatemala. Read online: |
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General Conference Interpreted into CakchiquelWatch and listen to the Sunday Morning Session of the October 2003 General Conference. Sample talks:
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Gospel Principles
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Gospel Principles on audiocassettes
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Guidebook (1997): Family
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Guidebook (2006): Family
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Guidebook: Group
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Guidebook: Priesthood Leaders, first edition
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Guidebook: Priesthood Leaders, second edition
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Guidebook: Small Branch
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Hymns and Songs in Cakchiquel
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LDS Missionary Discussions
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LDS Missionary Pictures (flipchart)
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LDS Words and Phrases
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Lectura Básica I Cakchiquel / Español: Enseñanza Individual Sistemática(Basic Literacy Cakchiquel / Spanish: Sistematic Individualized Instruction)Manual del Tutor (Tutor manual) |
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Sacrament Prayer Card
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Testimony of the Prophet Joseph Smith pamphlet
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Other LDS publications translated into Cakchiquel (Kaqchikel)
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Linguistic Helps / Ayudas linguísticas en Cakchiquel (Kaqchikel) |
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An Examination of Adjectival Forms in the Cakchiquel LanguageThis study by Larry Richman was published in the Journal of Mayan Linguistics,vol. 3, num. 2, Fall 1982, University of Iowa Anthropology Dept. Read online: An Examination of Adjectival Forms in the Cakchiquel Language, |
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An Examination of Adjectival Forms in the Cakchiquel LanguageThis study by Larry Richman was published in the Deseret Language and Linguistic Society Proceedings, Seventh Annual Symposium, March 26-27, 1981, Brigham Young University Read online: An Examination of Adjectival Forms in the Cakchiquel Language, |
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The Semantic Value of the -A’ and the -i’ Noun Plurals in CakchiquelThis study by Larry Richman was published in the Deseret Language and Linguistic Society Proceedings, Annual Symposium, April 5-6, 1979, Brigham Young University Read online: The Semantic Value of the -A’ and the -I’ Noun Plurals in Cakchiquel |
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The Semantic Value of the -A’ and the -I’ Noun Plurals in CakchiquelThis study by Larry Richman was published in Notes on Linguistics, no. 13, January 1980, Linguistics Department of the Summer Institute of Linguistics, Inc. Read online: The Semantic Value of the -A’ and the -I’ Noun Plurals in Cakchiquel |
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Dictionary Spanish-Cakchiquel-English
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Grammar
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Medical Word List
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Medical Vocabulary
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Numbers
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Other
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Guatemalan Folklore Stories in Cakchiquel (Kaqchikel) |
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Stories in Cakchiquel
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Tales of the Cakchiquels: Trilingual Collection of Folklore from the Cakchiquel Indians of Guatemala
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Articles of Interest to Guatemala and Cakchiquel (Kaqchikel) |
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“Deep in the Mountains,” by Hugo Miza, from the Ensign magazine, February 2004, pp. 30-33. Tells the story of the baptism of the first family into the Church from the town of Comalapa. Read online / Leer en línea: text or PDF with photos |
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“Book Printed in lndians’ own Tongue,” Church News, February 17, 1979, tells about the publication of the Book of Mormon in Cakchiquel. “Book of Mormon Is Taped in Indian Tongue,” from the Church News, July 23, 1968, tells about a recording of the Book of Mormon in the Cakchiquel language. This was a preliminary, unofficial translation. Above, see the recording that was don in 1978 from the printed translation of Selections from The Book of Mormon in Cakchiquel. “El programa indígena de Guatemala” from the Liahona magazine, November 1966, pp. 256-257 “A ‘David’ In Stature, ‘Goliath’ In Gospel,” from the Church News, about Pablo Choc from Patzicía. |
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This page is not affiliated with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. If you have additional information to add to this page or corrections for any of the above information, please contact Larry Richman. |