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This article presents a toponymic study, where in addition to collecting toponyms, translating and locating them on a map, the explanations of the origins of each one are analysed and contextualized and the accounts obtained are compared with those of neighbouring areas. For this purpose a participatory mapping is employed, carried out together with inhabitants of the villages of Pescado Negro and Los Pocitos-Tay’ú, and unpublished material from interviews and stories collected in situ are analysed. The studied toponyms evoke narratives that describe a dynamic natural and social environment, inhabited by a multiplicity of beings (human and non-human, physical and metaphysical) intimately linked in a constant cycle of life and death, degeneration and renewal. The Wichi toponymic map is far more than a cartographic representation of the landscape, it addresses many significant topics for the Wichi and holds testimonies of the multidimensional human experience within the territory.

Toponimia de los wichís del Noroeste de Formosa, Argentina