- Koropó (
Coropó) is an
extinct language of
eastern Brazil. It has been
variously classified as a Maxakalían or a
Purian language.
Although Silva Neto (2007)...
-
Coropo removed, Puri split]
Purian (also Purían) is a pair of
extinct languages of
eastern Brazil: Purí
Coroado Puri (also
known as Colorado)
Coropó (Koropó)...
- Ge-Pano-Carib Macro-Gê Ge, Caingang, Camacan, Machacali, Puri, Pataxo, Malali,
Coropo, Botocudo, Chiquita, Guato, Fulnio, Oti
Bororo Caraja Macro-Panoan Tacana-Pano...
- a few
other extinct languages of the area: Pataxó, Malalí and
Coropó. However,
Coropó is now
thought to be a
Purian language.
Campbell (1997) therefore...
-
corroborated with reconstructions; the
similarities with
Purian disappear once
Coropo is
reclassified as Maxakalian. It
notes suggestive grammatical similarities...
- Mashacalí, Purí (Coroado) Camacán Mashacalí Purí (Coroado) Patashó Malalí
Coropó Botocudo Other language families of
eastern Brazil Shavanté (Chavanté, Šavante)...
- Mauapari.
Extinct since early 20th century. Cataguéo -
Related to
Caduveo Coropó -
Espirito Santo Cracmuns -
Minas Gerais Crateús -
Piaui Cucoecamecrãs -...
-
inhabited only by
natives (Coroados,
Coropós and Purís) and adventurers. The
attempts of
colonization of Coroados,
Coropós, Purís and
Botocudos always ended...
- Guaraní communities,
including Guarirenda, Rincón, ****rapendi, Guirayasa,
Coropo, Cacharí, Aguraigua, Guirapendio, Isiporenda, and Yapiroa. The
largest Chiquitana...
- the
region of the
Pomba River valley was
inhabited by the
Coroados and
Coropós indigenous peoples. As they came into
contact with the colonizers, initially...
