Abstract
The article, rather speculative at its profile, is trying to approach some sort of possible relation between language and reality exemplified by different dialects of Uto-Aztecan Tarahumara. Its ontological range, if any, in a way comparable with other languages of the same linguistic family, especially with classical Nahuatl and with very similar Varijío is suggesting and expected vagueness of the aforementioned relation, vagueness which, nevertheless, underlines "mosaic" ontology of localistic character.
At the same time the article investigates ontological range of Tarahumarian evidentials.