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Cashinahua Indian Language (Kaxinawá, Caxinaua, Hantxa Kuin)
Cashinahua is a Panoan language of South America,
spoken by 2000 people in Peru and Brazil. It is an agglutinative language with SOV word order.
Cashinahua Words :
Our list of vocabulary words in the Cashinahua language, with comparison to words in other Jivaroan languages.
Cashinahua Pronunciation Guide :
How to pronounce Cashinahua words.
Cashinahua Colors :
Worksheet showing color words in the Cashinawa language.
Cashinahua Body Parts :
Online and printable worksheets showing parts of the body in the Cashinawa language.
Cashinahua Numbers :
Worksheet showing how to count in Cashinahua.
˜ Cashinahua Language Resources –
Cashinahua Indian Language Cashinahua Linguistic Description Cashinahua Alphabet Cashinahua Orthography Cashinahua Grammar Cashinahua Text Cashinahu Bible Translation :
Scanned-in Cashinahua language materials from the Rosetta Project.
Human Rights: Cashinahua :
Translation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights into Cashinahua.
Participant Referencing in Cashinahua :
Linguistics paper on the Cashinahua language. PDF format.
Caxinaua Words :
Short wordlist from the early 20th century.
La Lengua Kashinawa :
Information on the Cashinahua language including a linguistic map of Peru. Page in Spanish.
Cashinahua :
Demographic information on Cashinahua from the Ethnologue of Languages.
Cashinahua :
Wikipedia article on the Cashinahua language.
Kashinawa Culture :
Articles on the history and traditions of the Cashinahua tribe.
Los Cashinahua Cashinahua-Junikuin :
Information about the Cashinahuas in Spanish.
How Real People Ought to Live: The Cashinahua of Eastern Peru :
An interesting ethnography of the Cashinahua tribe.
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