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Marúbo is a
Panoan language of Brazil. /v/ can be
heard as
either [v] or [β]. /a, ɨ, u/ may also be
heard as [ɐ, ɯ, ʊ].
Vowels may also be
nasalized when...
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Junction railway station, Maharashtra,
India mzr, the ISO 639-3 code for
Marúbo language,
Brazil Mengzi Ren, a
fossilized human This
disambiguation page...
- (Atsawaka, Yamiaka)
Arazaire †
Blanco River Remo † Tarauacá
Kashinawa †
Marubo Marubo [of the
Javari Basin]
Katukina (or Waninawa:
Katukina of Olinda, Katukina...
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through the Napo River;
Sekoya tribe 2002 – Colombia, Peru,
Brazil –
Marubo,
Mayoruna and
Yagua tribes 2003 – Suriname/French Guiana/Brazil – Bush Negros...
- co-official
indigenous languages:
Amazonas — Apurinã, Baniwa, Dessana, Kanamari,
Marubo, Matis, Matses, Mawe, Mura, Nheengatu, Tariana, Tikuna, Tukano, Waiwai,...
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indigenous groups in the
southeast Amazon rainforest, such as the Matsés,
Marubo, Amahuaca, Kashinawa, Katukina, Yawanawá, and Kaxinawá.
There are ethnographic...
- Brazil: 29,931 Guyana: 9,500 Venezuela: 83 2010, 2001, 2001
Marubo Kaniuá, Marova,
Marúbo Panoan Amazonas 1,705 2010
Matipu Matipuhy, Mariape-Nahuqua...
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Brazil Korubo (Caceteiros) – Brazil;
possibly Panoan; may be the same as
Marúbo, or
related to Yanomámi (Yanomaman) Koshurái –
Brazil Kururu –
Brazil Lache...
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Yamiaca (†)
Madre de Dios
Capanawa Capanahua Loreto Isconahua Ucayali Marubo Ucayali Pánobo (†)
Loreto Remo (†)
Loreto Shipibo Ucayali Others Cashibo...
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Macushi language Vulnerable mbc
Makurap language Severely endangered mpu
Marúbo language Vulnerable mzr
Matipu language Critically endangered mzo Matís...
