Aroã language explained

Aroã language should not be confused with Arawá language.

Aruán
Nativename:Aroã
Extinct:?
Familycolor:American
Fam2:Northern
Fam3:Palikuran?
Iso3:none
Glotto:arua1264
Glottorefname:Aruan

Aroã, also known as Aruán is an extinct Arawakan language of Brazil. Aikhenvald (1999) classifies it as a close relative of Palikur

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!Aroã!English
armadillojudu
anteatersize
capybarakaju
pacaraa
agoutifájua / duw
mousehɨty
tapirmɨle / mɨɻe
oxtapɨra
caitituorumáru / urumuru
deerúite/kutʃáli
ouncedíny
dogwawáu
monkeypuáte / pu(w)at
sauimmaɻíle / máryly
birdkudeitále
duckbaxe
tealmaseuɻile
heronhoa
jaburujawɨrru
tuiuiútuju
doveotukúi
jacumaarade
roosterwerrapáju (< tupi)
vulturewárro / waru
pará nightingaleitúky
macawkuajáre (< karib?)
parakeetkiʃekiʃe
parrotwawátu
saracurakuatere
hummingbirdarymokoso (< karib)
lizardʃaʃáry
chameleonJuana
jacuruarujanau
snakejuruku
alligatoradule / hadulu
tortoisewáamu (< karib)
turtlekure
matamatámatamatá
frogwarábo
beebad
butterflytupaupo
tickfuɲile
little tickmaikun
mucuimkuêjei
leechkumatu
aningasiny
sweet potatokéci
gourdwiwi
cocoajuára-porro
cassavakayty / kait(i)
kissysahále
flourkuáke/háihe
tucupikatamare / ukatáka
grassmának
canewiwa (< tupi)
cottonh-áju
guavakomaʃe
passion fruitmadahále
tobaccojameketeuko / wajami
smoking pipe-kjáwa
pepperat'
fanmalaj
fish hookorapaj / putʃare
bow-tepar-mə-ne
arrow-tepare
harpoon / nailtotore
pants-ʃyrola
canoenoroáany / noroán-dey / roádai
basketalamái (< karib?)
GodWekoromálo
mirror-kɨpɨ-n
shotgunkamukáwa
dorlápu / rap / kasipare
oven-(po)pudi-te
churchtepauktekúi
sieveʃyrridje
comb-partá-n
Bowlmotorcycle
camutimdykiʃe
dishkalái
hammockmamíke / juáte
fishing netbreastfeed
clothing-púje
saltduny / duwe
thongbabale