- Chácobo-
Pakawara is a
Panoan language spoken by
about 550 of 860
ethnic tribal Chácobo
people of the Beni
Department northwest of Magdalena, Bolivia, and...
-
Pacahuara (Pacawara) is a
nearly extinct Panoan language. The
Pacahuara have been
located to
northwest of Magdalena, Beni, Bolivia[citation needed] and...
- to most divergent)
Bolivian Chokobo/
Pakawara (Chokobo,
Pakawara)
Karipuna [possibly a
dialect of Chokobo-
Pakawara] † ?
Chiriba †
Madre de Dios † Atsawaka-Yamiaka...
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Colombia Pima Bajo 650
Mexico Mexico Cayuvava 650
Bolivia Bolivia Chácobo-
Pakawara 600
Bolivia Bolivia Lacandon 600
Mexico Mexico Oneida 574 Six
Nations of...
- Ossetian:
South Ossetia (with
Russian and Georgian;
independence is disputed)
Pakawara:
Bolivia (with Spanish, Quechua, Guaraní and 33
other languages) Palauan:...
- of Rondônia 10
Tupian †Kepkiriwat east of Rondônia 0
Panoan 2 dialects:
Pakawara / †Karipuna, Chácobo / †Pakaa-Nova
lower Beni River, Yata
River and Abunã...
- of
seven words;
several of
these resemble Panoan languages,
especially Pakawara, and none
resemble other language families.
Unattested Chumana is reported...
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Atsawaka †
Arazaeri †
Atsawaka †
Yamiaka †
Chakobo Chakobo Karipuna (Pano)
Pakawara Shipibo-Kapanawa
Kapanawa Shipibo-Wariapano:
Sensi †; Wariapano; Shipibo...
