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Orejón

A language of Peru

ISO 639-3: ore

Population	190 (1976 SIL). Ethnic population: 405.
Region	Yanayacu, Sucusari, Algodon, and Putumayo rivers.
Language map	Peru, reference number 62
Alternate names	Coto, Koto, Mai Ja, Orechon, Oregon, Payagua, Tutapi
Dialects	Nebaji.
Classification	Tucanoan, Western Tucanoan, Southern
Language use	Official language. All ages. Also use Spanish.
Language development	Dictionary. Bible portions: 1967–1976.
Writing system	Latin script.

Entries from the SIL Bibliography about this language:

Academic Publications

BREND, Ruth M.; POWLISON, Esther; VELIE, Daniel, authors. 1976. "Fonología del Orejón."  

CHÁVEZ, Margarethe S.; LEACH, Ilo; SHANKS, Anna Louise; YOUNG, Carolyn M., authors. 1976. Instrumentos musicales tradicionales de varios grupos de la selva Peruana.  

RÍOS OCHOA, Josías; VELIE, Daniel, compilers. 1977. Textos folkloricos de los Orejón.  

VELIE, Daniel, author. 1975. Bosquejo de la fonología y gramática del idioma orejón (coto).  

VELIE, Daniel; VELIE, Virginia, authors. 1976. Vocabulario Orejón.  

VELIE, Daniel; VELIE, Virginia, authors. 1981. Vocabulario orejón.  

Vernacular Publications

Naturaleza y vida social 1. 1966.  

Toyapɨ 1-5. 1963.  

Toyapɨ 6. 1964.  

Toyapɨ 7. 1966.  

Toyapɨ 8. 1967.