- The
Timotean languages were
spoken in the
Venezuelan Andes around what is now Mérida. It is ****umed that they are extinct. However,
Timote may survive...
- Mucuchí (Mokochi) is a
suspected Timotean language of Venezuela. Mirripú (Maripú) was a dialect. Most
classifications place them as
dialects of Timote...
- and
south of Lake
Maracaibo in Venezuela. Last
surviving member of the
Timotean language family.
Tinigua 1
Moribund Colombia Spoken somewhere in Colombia...
- 3
extinct South America Jirajaran 3
extinct South America Lule-Vilela 2
extinct South America Timotean 2 200
South America Tiniguan 3 1
South America...
- (Colombia, Peru, Brazil) (also
known as Magta, Tikuna, Tucuna, Tukna, Tukuna)
Timotean (2) †
Tiniguan (2) (also
known as Tiníwan, Pamiguan) †
Trumai (Brazil:...
- of the Arawakan, Arutani-Sape, Cariban, Chibchan, Guahiban, Jirajaran,
Timotean families Vernacular Venezuelan Spanish Immigrant German,
Colonia Tovar...
-
Timote may also
refer to:
Timote language,
spoken by the
Timote people Timotean languages, of
which the
Timote language is one
Timote people, in the Venezuelan...
- Otomákoan Páesan Pánoan Puinávean Purían Sálivan Samúkoan Sáparoan Takánan
Timótean Tiníwan Tukánoan Tupían Wahívoan Waikurúan
Warpe Witótoan Yanomáman Yáwan...
- (kɨ-)ma-w, mu- ~ mɨ- ? Proto-Uru-Chipaya (Chipaya only) -n am ? Proto-
Timotean Timote-Cuica an, Mucuchí-Maripú
unknown Mucuchí-Maripú ma, Timote-Cuica...
- isolates.
Adelaar and
Muysken note
certain lexical similarities with the
Timotean languages and
typological similarity to the
Chibchan languages, but state...
