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Paumari Indian Language (Kurukuru, Curucuru)

Paumari is a Arauan language of South America.
Paumari is spoken by around 700 people in Brazil.

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Paumari Language Resources

Language Museum: Paumari:
Translation of a Bible passage into Paumari.

La Lengua Paumarí:
Paumari language information including a linguistic map of Brazil. Page in Spanish.

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

Ethnologue: Paumari:
Demographic information on the Paumari language.

From endangered to less endangered: case histories:
Linguistics article about the revitalization of Paumari and other Brazilian languages.

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

Paumari Language Structures:
Paumari linguistic profile and academic bibliography.

Paumari Prayers:
Translations of the Lord's Prayer into the Paumari language.

The Paumari People of Brazil:
Online ethnography of the Paumari tribe including history, culture, and traditional religion.

Tribes of Central Brazil:
Map showing where the Paumari people live in Brazil.

  Wikipedia: Paumari:
  Encyclopedia articles on the Paumari people and their language.
  Povo Paumari

Os Paumari:
Information about the Paumaris in Portuguese.