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Huambisa Indian Language

Huambisa is a Jivaroan language of South America, closely related to Shuar. Huambisa is spoken by 30,000 people in northern Peru.

˜Our Online Huambisa Materials –

Huambisa Words
Our list of vocabulary words in the Huambisa language, with comparison to words in other Jivaroan languages.

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

˜Huambisa Language Resources –

Huambisa Orthography

Huambisa Phonology

Huambisa Bible Translation:
Scanned-in Huambisa language materials from the Rosetta Project.

La Lengua Jibaro:
Information on Huambisa and other Jivaroan languages including text samples and linguistic maps of South America. Page in Spanish.

Language Museum: Huambisa:
Bible passage in the Huambisa language.

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

Huambisa:
Wikipedia article on the Huambisa language.

Chichasájmi: Hablemos Huambisa:
Huambisa language learning book for sale. Book is in Spanish.

˜Huambisa Culture and History Links –

Huambisa People

Huambisa of Peru:
Encyclopedia articles on the Huambisa Indians.

Jivaro Indian Head-Hunters

Tsanta: Shrunken Heads of the Jivaro Indians
Articles on the custom of head-shrinking among the Jivaros.

Huambisa

Los Huambisa: Huampis/Shuar:
Information about the Huambisas in Spanish.

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