Cariban language

C25027

concept

A Cariban language is a member of the Cariban family of indigenous languages spoken primarily in northern South America, known for their complex verb morphology and diverse phonological systems.

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All labels observed (2)

Label	Occurrences
Cariban language canonical	48
Amazonian language	13

Instances (61)

Instance	Via concept surface
Tikuna language	Amazonian language
Pemon language	—
Hixkaryana language	—
Ikpeng language	—
Kuikuro language	—
Kalinago language	—
Bakairi language	—
Makushi language	—
Wayana language	—
Tiriyó language	—
Apalaí language	—
Yukpa language	—
Akawaio language	—
Patamona language	—
Achuar-Shiwiar	Amazonian language
Ese Ejja surface form: Ese Ejja language	Amazonian language
Akawaio surface form: Akawaio language	—
Karo language	Amazonian language
Bora language	Amazonian language
Akurio surface form: Akurio language	—
Pira-Yine	Amazonian language
Waiwai surface form: Waiwai language	—
Wayana people surface form: Wayana language	—
Matsigenka language	Amazonian language
Baniwa do Içana	Amazonian language
Waorani language	Amazonian language
Kalina language	—
Venezuelan Carib	—
Hixkaryána	—
Hixkariana	—
Txikão	—
Kuikuro	—
Kuikuro-Kalapalo	—
Bakairi	—
Kurâ	—
Ingarikó language	—
Uajana	—
Uayena	—
Alukuyana	—
Upurui	—
Wajana	—
Waiyana	—
Tarëno	—
Tiriyó-Tarëno	—
Kaxuyana	—
Oayana	—
Yuco	—
Yupa	—
Yucpa	—
Japrería language	—