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Curripaco Indian Language (Kurripako)

Curripaco is an Arawakan language of South America, spoken by 3500 people in Colombia, Brazil and Venezuela. Curripaco is very closely related to the Brazilian language known as "Baniua do Içana" or "Baniwa do Isana," and some people consider the two to be dialects of a single language.

˜Our Online Curripaco Materials –

Curripaco Vocabulary:
Our list of vocabulary words in the Curripaco language, with comparison to words in other Arawakan languages.

Curripaco Pronunciation Guide:
How to pronounce Curripaco words.

Curripaco Animal Words:
Illustrated glossary of animal words in the Curripaco language.

Curripaco Body Parts:
Online and printable worksheets showing parts of the body in the Curripaco language.

Curripaco Numbers:
Worksheet showing how to count in the Curripaco language.

˜Curripaco Language Resources –

Curripaco Language:
Demographic information on Curripaco from the Ethnologue of Languages.

Ipeka-Kurripako:
Curripaco language information in Spanish.

˜Curripaco Culture and History –

The Life of the Indian Tribes of South Venezuela:
Online museum exhibit on the culture of the Bare, Baniva, Warekena, Piapoco, and Curripaco tribes.

Indigenous Peoples of the Içana River:
Online ethnography of the Kuripako and Baniwa do Icana peoples.

Baniwa-Curripaco-Wakuenai:
Articles on the history, culture, religion and lifestyle of the Baniwa and Curripaco Indians.

Los Curripaco:
Information about the Curripaco tribe in Spanish.

Keepers of the Sacred Chants:
Religious anthropology book about the Curripaco tribe.

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