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En este articulo me centrare en las menciones de las lenguas amerindias en el Diccionario critico etimologico castellano e hispanico (DECH), tratando de mostrar que tratamiento lexicografico se le da a los indigenismos, cuales son las fuentes empleadas para explicar sus etimologias y los procesos de prestamo lexico con origen en esas lenguas, y que vocablos representan el aporte indigena americano al espanol en la nomenclatura de ese diccionario etimologico. This article focuses on the Amerindian languages in the Diccionario critico etimologico castellano e hispanico (DECH) and aims to show what lexicographic treatment is given to loanwords of that origin in the dictionary, the sources used to explain their etymologies and the processes of lexical borrowing originating in these languages. It shows as well the words which represent the native American contribution to the Spanish language in the nomenclature of this etymological dictionary.

Los indigenismos en el "Diccionario Crítico Etimológico Castellano e Hispánico" de Joan Corominas y José Antonio Pascual