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Poyanáwa

Poyanáwa was a Pano-Tacanan language once spoken in Brazil.

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Puinaua (Poyanáwa: Ûdikuî, meaning 'true language'), a.k.a. Poyanáwa, is a Panoan language of Brazil. It is nearly extinct, with only one fluent speaker, 92-year-old Railda Manaitá as of 2023.

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Words in Poyanáwa

MeaningWordRomanization
namead3*
eyeb3ru*
earpabiki*
noserunkin*
toothh3ta*
tongueada*
handm3nk3*
bloodibi*
bonehau*
skinbiCi*
kneeranbuSu*
breasthuba*
livertaka*
waterwaka*
fireikutiba*
sunwari*
starb3Ca*
stoneruw3*
mountainmanCi*
treeiwi*
leafo3i*
nightyabi*
doguCiti*
fishyuma*
louseiya*
onew3st3*
tworab3*
I3a*
youmin*
wedun*

* in the simplified ASJP transcription

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Vocabulary compares 40 basic words (ASJP); grammar compares 195 features (Grambank). Similar is not always related.

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