Indigenous Groups
Apalai
Apinayé
Apurinã
Arara do Pará
Asurini do Tocantins
Asurini do Xingu
Atroari
Banawá
Bororo
Caiuá
Canela
Cinta Larga
Deni
Fulniô
Guajajara
Guarani-Mbyá
Hixkaryana
Hupda
Ikpeng
Jamamadi
Jarawara
Juma
Kaapor
Kadiwéu
Kaingang
Kamayurá
Karajá
Karipuna do Amapá
Karitiana
Kaxaxari
Kayabi
Kayapó
Krahô
Kuikuro
Kurâ-Bakairi
Mamaindé
Maxakali
Munduruku
Nadëb
Nambikuara
Palikur
Parakanã
Paresi
Paumari
Pirahã
Rikbaktsa
Sateré-Mawé
Surui do Pará
Suruí de Rondônia
Suyá
Tenharim
Terena
Waiãpi
Waurá
Xavante
Xokleng
Yanomami Waicá Central
Yuhup
Jarawara
Basic Data
Name: Jarawara
Alternative Names: Jaruára, Yarawara
Language Classification: Arawá
Population: 160
Date of beginning of SIL work: 1987
Location: Six villages within the Jamamadi-Jarawara reservation, in the
municipality of Lábrea, Amazonas. The reservation is near the west bank of the Purus
River upstream from Lábrea
Vogel, Alan Robert, 1989, Gender and Gender Agreement in Jaruára (Arauan) (223 kB), Master's thesis, University of Texas at Arlington.
———, 2003, Jarawara Verb Classes (567 kB),. Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, University of Pittsburgh.
Vogel, Alan, 2005, English-Jarawara Dictionary (1692 kB), Sociedade Internacional de Lingüística, Cuiabá, MT.
———, 2007, Jarawara Interlinear Texts (394 kB), Sociedade Internacional de Lingüística, Cuiabá, MT.
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