Aroã language
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Extinct Arawakan language of Brazil
Aruán | |
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Aroã | |
Native to | Brazil |
Region | Marajó |
Extinct | (date missing) |
Language family | Arawakan
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Language codes | |
ISO 639-3 | None (mis ) |
Glottolog | arua1264 |
Aroã, also known as Aruán is an extinct Arawakan language of Brazil. Aikhenvald (1999) classifies it as a close relative of Palikur
Aroã | English |
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armadillo | judu |
anteater | size |
capybara | kaju |
paca | raa |
agouti | fájua / duw |
mouse | hɨty |
tapir | mɨle / mɨɻe |
ox | tapɨra |
caititu | orumáru / urumuru |
deer | úite/kutʃáli |
ounce | díny |
dog | wawáu |
monkey | puáte / pu(w)at |
sauim | maɻíle / máryly |
bird | kudeitále |
duck | baxe |
teal | maseuɻile |
heron | hoa |
jaburu | jawɨrru |
tuiuiú | tuju |
dove | otukúi |
jacu | maarade |
rooster | werrapáju (< tupi) |
vulture | wárro / waru |
pará nightingale | itúky |
macaw | kuajáre (< karib?) |
parakeet | kiʃekiʃe |
parrot | wawátu |
saracura | kuatere |
hummingbird | arymokoso (< karib) |
lizard | ʃaʃáry |
chameleon | Juana |
jacuruaru | janau |
snake | juruku |
alligator | adule / hadulu |
tortoise | wáamu (< karib) |
turtle | kure |
matamatá | matamatá |
frog | warábo |
bee | bad |
butterfly | tupaupo |
tick | fuɲile |
little tick | maikun |
mucuim | kuêjei |
leech | kumatu |
aninga | siny |
sweet potato | kéci |
gourd | wiwi |
cocoa | juára-porro |
cassava | kayty / kait(i) |
kiss | ysahále |
flour | kuáke/háihe |
tucupi | katamare / ukatáka |
grass | mának |
cane | wiwa (< tupi) |
cotton | h-áju |
guava | komaʃe |
passion fruit | madahále |
tobacco | jameketeuko / wajami |
smoking pipe | -kjáwa |
pepper | at' |
fan | malaj |
fish hook | orapaj / putʃare |
bow | -tepar-mə-ne |
arrow | -tepare |
harpoon / nail | totore |
pants | -ʃyrola |
canoe | noroáany / noroán-dey / roádai |
basket | alamái (< karib?) |
God | Wekoromálo |
mirror | -kɨpɨ-n |
shotgun | kamukáwa |
do | rlápu / rap / kasipare |
oven | -(po)pudi-te |
church | tepauktekúi |
sieve | ʃyrridje |
comb | -partá-n |
Bowl | motorcycle |
camutim | dykiʃe |
dish | kalái |
hammock | mamíke / juáte |
fishing net | breastfeed |
clothing | -púje |
salt | duny / duwe |
thong | babale |
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Arawakan | |
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Arawan | |
Cariban | |
Panoan | |
Macro-Jê | |
Nadahup | |
Tupian | |
Chapacuran | |
Tukanoan | |
Nambikwaran | |
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