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Kayabi Indian Language (Caiabi, Kaiabi, Parua)
Kayabi is a Tupian language of South America.
Kayabi is spoken by around 1000 people in Brazil. It has OSV word order.
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Tribes of Southern Brazil:
Map showing where the Kayabi language is spoken.
Language Museum: Kayabi:
Translation of a Bible passage into Kayabi.
La Lengua Kayabí:
Kayabi language information including a linguistic map of Brazil. Page in Spanish.
House of Languages: Kayabí:
Information about Kayabi language usage.
Kayabi Language:
Demographic information on Kayabi from the Ethnologue of Languages.
Kayabí Language Tree:
Theories about Kayabi's language relationships compiled by Linguist List.
Map of Xingu Indigenous Park:
Tribal map of the Xingu, including the location of the Kaiabi tribes.
The Kaiabi of Brazil:
Articles on the Kaiabi Indians and their way of life.
The Kayabi: Tattooers of the Brazilian Amazon:
Article on the tattoo traditions of the Kayabi people, with pictures.
Tribes of Southern Brazil:
Map showing where the Kayabi people live in Brazil.
Links, References, and Additional Information
Povo Kaiabi Os Caiabis:
Information about the Kayabis in Portuguese.
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