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Nambikwara Indian Language (Nambiquara, Manduca, Manduka)

Nambikwara is a Nambiquaran language of South America.
Nambikwara is spoken by around 1000 people in Brazil. It is a tone language with SOV word order.

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Nambikwara Language Resources

Tribes and Languages of Brazil:
Map showing the areas in Brazil where Nambikwara is spoken.

Language Museum: Southern Nambikuára:
Translation of Bible passages into Nambikwara.

Familia Nambikwara

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Lengua Nambikuara:
Nambikwara language information including a linguistic map of Brazil. Page in Spanish.

House of Languages: Nambikwara:
Information about Nambikwara language usage.

Ethnologue: Nambikuára:
Demographic information on the Nambikuara language.

Wikipedia: Southern Nambikwára:
Encyclopedia articles on the Nambikwara language.

Kithãulhú Language Tree:
Theories about Nambikwara's language relationships compiled by Linguist List.

Nambikuára Language Structures:
Nambikwara linguistic profile and academic bibliography.

Nambikwara Culture and History Links

Indigenous People of Brazil: Nambikwara:
Online ethnography of the Nambikwara people.

Links, References, and Additional Information

  Wikipedia: Nambikwara:
  Encyclopedia articles on the Nambikwara Indians.
  Povo Nambikwara

Os Nambiquaras:
Information about the Nambikwaras in Portuguese.

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