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Carapano (Karapanã,
Carapana-tapuya, Möxdöá) is a
Tucanoan language of
Colombia and Brazil.
Carapano has 11 consonants. /p, t, k/
alternate with /pʰ, tʰ...
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Andoquero (Miranya, Miraña-
Carapana-tapuyo) is an
extinct Witotoan language of Colombia.
Ethnologue has
mixed this up with
Carapana-tapuya. The
languages clearly...
- Witotoan:
Andoquero (also
known as Andokero, Miranya-Karapana-Tapuyo, Miraña,
Carapana) Amazonas,
Colombia (†)
Coeruna (also
known as Koeruna) Amazonas, Brazil...
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Guayana at the
confluence of the
Caroni and Orinoco, in the
country of
Carapana near the
Indian village of Cachamay. The city was
founded multiple times...
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Piratapuyo (a.k.a. Waikina, Uiquina) Pisamira–Yuruti Pisamira–Carapano (
Carapana, Karapana) Tuyuca–Yuruti
Tuyuka (Tejuca, Teyuka, Tuyuca, a.k.a. Bara, Barasana)...
- Vaupés
Tatuyo Vaupés
Tuyuca Tiquié Yurutí Vaupés
South Barasana Vaupés
Carapana Vaupés
Macuna Vaupés
Language isolate Andoque ****urá
River Ticuna Leticia...
- by the end of the
nineteenth century.
Ethnologue has
mixed this up with
Carapana-tapuya. The
languages clearly belong to
different families. "Archived copy"...
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turtle tartaruga *bitha
large mosquito carapanã *'Diriri
cicada *jimo, *jomo ant sp.
tocandira *karajati
biting fly
mutuca *waharo
large mosquito carapanã...
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Urbina (2003), p. 25. Metzger, Ronald; Metzger, Lois (1973). "Fonología del
carapana".
Sistemas fonológicos de
idiomas columbianos (in Spanish). Vol. 2. Instituto...
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Australia – From
Adelaide to York
Peninsula 1998 – Venezuela/Colombia –
Carapana Indians 1998 – USA/Canada/Mexico – Mennonites,
Amish and
Mormones 1999...
