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Eñepa (Panare) Language
Eñepa is a Cariban language of South America.
Enepa is spoken
by a thousand people in Venezuela. It is an agglutinative language with complex verb morphology.
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Eñepa Words
Our list of vocabulary words in the Eñepa language, with comparison to words in other Cariban languages.
Phonological and Syllabic Systems of the Panare Language:
Linguistics article on Panare (Eñepa).
La Lengua Panare:
Information on Eñepa including a linguistic map of South America. Page in Spanish.
House of Languages: Panare:
Information about Eñapa language usage.
Ethnologue: Eñepa:
Demographic information on the Eñepa language.
Eñepa Language Tree:
Theories about Enepa's language relationships compiled by Linguist List.
Panare Language Structures:
Panare linguistic profile and academic bibliography.
Penare Indians:
Introduction to the Panare people of Venezuela.
Orinoco Online: E'ñepa:
Culture and traditions of the Eñepa, with photographs of Eñepa artifacts.
Books For Sale On The Eñepas
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The Panare: Tradition and Change on the Amazonian Frontier:
Anthropology book on Eñepa cultural adaptation in the modern day.
Under the Rainbow - Nature and Supernature Among the Panare Indians:
Myths and traditions of the Panares.
Carib-Speaking Indians: Culture, Society, and Language:
Book about the Carib cultures of South America, including a chapter on Panare naming traditions.
Native American Books:
Evolving list of books about Native Americans in general.
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Links, References, and Additional Information
Idioma Panare 
Pueblo eñepá:
Information about the Eñepas in Spanish.
Wikipedia: Panare:
Encyclopedia entry on the Panare language.
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