- The
Karitiana or
Caritiana are an
indigenous people of Brazil,
whose reservation is
located in the
western Amazon. They
count 320 members, and the leader...
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Karitiana,
otherwise known as
Caritiana or Yjxa, is a
Tupian language spoken in the
State of Rondônia, Brazil, by 210 out of 320
Karitiana people, or 400...
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classification by
Jolkesky (2016): († = extinct) Tupi
family Arikem Arikem †
Karitiana Monde Paiter Monde,
Nuclear Monde Cinta-Larga-Zoro Arua Cinta-Larga Gavião;...
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description of this
tapir did not
suggest a
common name for the species. The
Karitiana people call it the
little black tapir. It is, purportedly, the smallest...
- foot [or] paw".
Other names by
which they are
referred to
include the
Karitiana kida harara, and the
Machiguenga segamai. A
reference to
Mapinguari occurs...
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Tuberculobasis karitiana is a
species of
damselfly in the
family Coenagrionidae first identified in Rondônia, Brazil. Machado,
Angelo BM. "Denticulobasis...
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Tupian languages Arikem Arikem Kabixiana Karitiâna Tupari A****su Kepkiriwát
Makurap Mekens Tupari Wayoró Mondé Aruáshi
Cinta Larga Gavião of Jiparaná...
- Naxi, Oroqen, She, Tu, Tujia, Xibo, Yakut, Yi
Native America Colombian,
Karitiana, Maya, Pima,
Surui Europe Adygei, Basque, French,
North Italian, Orcadian...
- *bɨ(ri-), (?)
Chiquitano pope-, (?) p-Cariban *pupu-ru ‘seed’: p-Tuparí-
Karitiana *j-upa, p-Cariban *əpɨ (*-tɨpə) ‘stone’: p-Macro-Jê *kra(C), p-Kariri...
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languages of
Brazil form a
branch of the
Tupian language family. They are
Karitiâna and the
extinct Kabixiana and Arikem.
Below is a list of Arikém language...
