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Ocaina Indian Language (Okaina)

Ocaina is a Witotoan language of South America.
Ocaina is still spoken by only around 50 people in Peru. It is a tone language most closely related to Witoto.

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Ocaina Language Resources

Ocaina Language Lessons and Linguistic Descriptions

Peru Linguistic Map

Tribes and Languages of Peru:
Maps showing the areas in South America where Ocaina is spoken.

Ocaina Phonology

Ocaina Orthography

Ocaina Grammar:
Scanned-in Ocaina language materials from the Rosetta Project.

Wikipedia: Ocaina:
Article on the Ocaina language including a phonemic inventory.

Okaina:
Ocaina language information including linguistic maps of Peru. Page in Spanish.

Language Museum: Ocaina

Okaina Genesis Translation:
Bible passages in the Okaina language.

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

Ocaina:
Demographic information on Ocaina from the Ethnologue of Languages.

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

Ocaina Language Structures:
Ocaina linguistic profile and academic bibliography.

Ocaina Culture and History

Ocaina Photographs:
Picture gallery of the Ocaina tribe

Links, References, and Additional Information

  Wikipedia: Ocaina:
  Encyclopedia articles on the Ocaina language.
  Pueblo Ocaina

Cultura Ocaina

Lengua Ocaina

Los Ocaina:
Information about the Ocainas in Spanish.

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