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Arabela

A language of Peru

ISO 639-3: arl

Population	50 (2002 SIL). Ethnic population: 500 (2002 SIL).
Region	Arabela River, tributary of Napo. 2 villages.
Language map	Peru, reference number 7
Alternate names	Chiripuno, Chiripunu
Classification	Zaparoan
Language use	Official language. Some ethnic group members understand but do not speak it. Seriously endangered. Also use Quechua or Spanish.
Language development	Literacy rate in L1: 10%–30%. Literacy rate in L2: 50%–75%. NT: 1986.
Writing system	Latin script.
Comments	Pananuyuri is a division of the Arabela. SOV. Nearly extinct.

Entries from the SIL Bibliography about this language:

Academic Publications

Pike, Kenneth L. 1957. "Abdominal pulse types in some Peruvian languages."

Rich, Furne. 1963. "Arabela phonemes and high-level phonology."  

Rich, Rolland G., compiler. 1999. Diccionario Arabela—Castellano.  

Rich, Rolland. 1975. "Sufijos verbales y apuntes gramaticales sobre el idioma arabela."  

Rich, Rolland. 1981. "Técnicas de narración en arabela con referencia a tiempo y aspecto."  

Stark, John E. 1990. Linguistic trade in: Language change patterns among the Arabela.

Various authors. 1975. Datos Etno-Lingüísticos 18.  

Waterhouse, Viola G., editor. 1963. Studies in Peruvian Indian languages 1.  

Wise, Mary Ruth. 2002. "Applicative affixes in Peruvian Amazonian languages."

Wise, Mary Ruth. 2005. "Apuntes sobre las lenguas Záparos—familia que se extingue."

Vernacular Publications

¡Pa serojore! (¡Vamos a leer! Libro 3: Iniciación para lectura y escritura). 1977.  

Cálculo 4. 1964.  

Cálculo 5. 1965.  

Cálculo 6. 1965.  

Cálculo 7. 1965.  

Camataca. 1963.  

Jaasu. 1964.  

Mariquita. 1994.  

Mishojiniji pohuatasano; Cushijiniji burrojiniji pohuatasano. 1997.  

Naturaleza y vida social 1. 1965.  

Naturaleza y vida social 2. 1974.  

Nutaru. 1964.  

Puetunu jiya camaru casaajana. 1965.  

Puetunu pueyapueecuarajanaa niya nayojosaare taa pa miishiyani. 1973.  

Pueya pohuatasano. 1968.  

Pueya shiyojua pohuatasano. 1967.

Sapitiaja. 1963.  

Sare. 1964.  

Shiyojua serojosano. 1965.

Shuhuajiniji pohuatasano. 1994.  

Supuetanaa miishanojiniji pohuatasano. 2002.  

Susucuru. 1964.  

Tatu. 1962.