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Panobo Indian Language (Pano)

Panobo is an extinct Pano-Tacanan language of South America.
Panobo was once spoken in eastern Peru. The last known speaker died in 1991. Panobo was an agglutinative language with SOV word order.

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Panobo Language Resources

Panobo Orthography

Panobo Text:
Scanned-in Panobo language materials from the Rosetta Project.

La Lengua Pánobo:
Information on the Panobo language in Spanish.

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

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

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

Links, References, and Additional Information

  Wikipedia: Pano:
  Encyclopedia articles about the Panoan languages, including Panobo.
  El Ultimo Huariapano

Idioma Waripano:
Information about the Panobos in Spanish.

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