Araona
A language of Bolivia
| Population | 81 (Adelaar 2000). Ethnic population: 90 (Adelaar 2000). |
| Region | Northwest, headwaters of Manupari River. |
| Language map |
Bolivia, reference number 1 |
| Alternate names | Cavina |
| Classification | Tacanan, Araona-Tacana, Araona |
| Language use | Vigorous. All ages. Spanish knowledge increasing. |
| Language development | Dictionary. Bible portions: 1974–1981. |
| Writing system | Latin script. |
| Comments | Araona and Cavina are names of 2 moieties of the group. SOV. |
Entries from the SIL Bibliography about this language:
Academic Publications
ARNOLD, Dean E.; PITMAN, Donald, authors. 1975. La organizacion social de los araonas.
PITMAN, Donald, author. 1980. Bosquejo de la gramática araona.
PITMAN, Donald; PITMAN, Mary, authors. 1970. La jerarquía fonológica de araona.
PITMAN, Donald; PITMAN, Mary, authors. 1978. "Araona syllable and stress."
PITMAN, Donald; PITMAN, Mary, compilers. 1980. Historia araona: Narrada por Bani Huali.
PITMAN, Mary, compiler. 1981. Diccionario araona y castellano.
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Vernacular Publications
Alona jejemecana jilica coichao 1. 1970.
Alona jejemecana jilica cuichao 2. 1971.
Eyecana, enaopocana bacoeneicana. 1971.

