Arapaso

Arapaso was a Tucanoan language once spoken in Brazil.

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Arapaso (Arapaso: Kõ'neá, Arapafo) is an extinct, poorly attesed eastern Tucanoan language of Brazil, closely related to Miriti, and once spoken by the Arapaso people, who numbered 448 in 2014.

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