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Taushiro, also
known as
Pinche or Pinchi, is a
nearly extinct possible language isolate of the
Peruvian Amazon near Ecuador. In 2000 SIL
counted one speaker...
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proposed a
connection between Zaparoan and the
otherwise unclassified Taushiro;
Stark (1985) and
Gordon (2005) see a
connection with the
extinct Omurano...
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Tovar (1984),
connected Candoshi with
Taushiro (Pinche).
Kaufman (1994)
tentatively proposed a Kandoshi–Omurano–
Taushiro language family, with
Candoshi the...
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following membership. The
unclassified languages Urarina, Puelche, Sabela,
Taushiro,
Omurano are
included in the
Kawapanan and
Yawan branches. Macro-Andean...
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Omurano to
Taushiro (and
later Taushiro with Kandoshi);
Kaufman (1994)
finds the
links reasonable, and in 2007 he
classified Omurano and
Taushiro (but not...
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Alrededor del lago
Titicaca Quingnam (†) Lima, Ancash, La
Libertad Taushiro Loreto Tikuna Loreto Urarina Loreto Unclassified Languages There exists...
- Pano–Tacanan Hibito–Cholon
Cahuapanan Jivaroan Candoshi Omurano Munichi Waorani Taushiro Urarina Tequiraca Saparo–Yawan ? Peba–Yagua
Zaparoan Amazon (Amazonas and...
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Tairona (Colombia) † Tarairiú (Brazil: Rio
Grande do Norte) †
Taruma †
Taushiro (Peru) (also
known as Pinchi, Pinche)
Tequiraca (Peru) (also
known as Tekiraka...
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Oceania 1
Tanahmerah Oceania 1
Taruma South America 1
Tauade Oceania 1
Taushiro South America 1 Timote-Cuica
South America 1
Timucua North America 1 Tinigua...
- Vacacocha.
Jolkesky (2016) also
notes that
there are
lexical similarities with
Taushiro,
likely as a
result of
prehistoric contact within the cir****-Marañón interaction...
