Cayubaba

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Cayubaba is an indigenous language of Bolivia, spoken by the Cayubaba people in the Beni region and considered highly endangered.

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Cayubaba canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American language
endangered language
indigenous language
continent South America
country Bolivia
countryOfficialName Plurinational State of Bolivia
linked to: Bolivia
endangermentStatus highly endangered
ethnicGroup Cayubaba people
hasAlternativeName Cayubava
Cayuvava
Cayuwaba
linked to: Cayuvava

Cayuwava
hasLanguageShiftTo Spanish
hasLinguisticArea Amazonian languages area
hasLinguisticTypology SOV word order (reported)
hasNeighboringLanguages Baure
Itonama
Movima
Moxo
hasSpeakerCommunity Cayubaba communities in Beni
ISO639-3Code cyb
languageFamily Cayubaba language family
region Beni lowlands
spokenBy Cayubaba people
spokenIn Beni Department
Bolivia
status severely endangered
usedIn oral tradition
traditional rituals
writingSystem Latin script
linked to: Latin alphabet

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Itonama neighboringLanguages Cayubaba