Macushi is an Cariban language of South America,
spoken by 25,000 people in Brazil, Guyana and Venezuela.
Macushi is an agglutinative language with complex verb morphology.
Word order is fairly free but seems to be primarily SOV.
In their own language, the Macushi people call themselves Pemon, which just means "people."
Variants of the same name are used by several different Carib tribes in this region, so the people also use the name
Macushi to refer to their group specifically.
Macushi Vocabulary
Our list of vocabulary words in the Macushi language, with comparison to words in other Cariban languages.
Makushí
Macushi language information including a linguistic map of the Carib languages. Page in Spanish.
House of Languages: Macushi
Information about Macushi language usage.
Macushi Language
Demographic information on Macushi from the Ethnologue of Languages.
Makushi Language Tree:
Theories about Macushi's language relationships compiled by Linguist List.
Macushi Language Structures:
Macushi linguistic profile and academic bibliography.
Makuxi
Article on the Macushi tribe's language and culture.
Indian tribes
Macushi Vocabulary
Macushi Culture and History Links
Os Macuxi: 
