Tiverighotto
Tiverighotto was a Cariban language once spoken in Venezuela.
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Tiverigoto (Tivericoto, Tiverighotto) is an extinct and poorly attested Cariban language.
Robert Hermann Schomburgk described the Tiverigoto and their language as follows: The Tiverighotto or Tapirighotto, a tribe of Indians who inhabit the western tributaries of the Upper Essequibo between the equator and the second degree of north latitude. I met some individuals of that nation in 1837. They resemble the Woyawais in appearance, but according to the vocabulary which M. Van Heuvell gives of this nation, and which he collected from an individual of that tribe in Demerara, there is no further resemblance between the two languages than that they both contain some words of the Caribi-Tamanakan section.
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