Môa Nawa language

Extinct language of Brazil

Nawa

(identity uncertain)
Native to| Brazil
Region| Môa River
Extinct| (date missing)

Language family

Panoan

* Mainline Panoan
* Nawa
* Poyanawa?
* Nawa

Language codes
ISO 639-3| None (`mis`)
Glottolog| `nawa1239`

Môa Nawa is an obsolescent indigenous language spoken in the Brazilian Amazon Basin. It is a Panoan language, and seems to be close to Poyanawa, but classification is difficult due to a near lack of data – it might not be a distinct language at all (Fleck 2013).[full citation needed]

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Pano-Tacanan languages

Panoan|

| Mayoruna Panoan|

| Matses|

* Demushbo
* Kulino
* Matsés

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Matis|

* Amazon Mayoruna
* Jandiatuba Mayoruna
* Matis

Other|

* Korubo
* Tabatinga Mayoruna

Mainline Panoan
(Nawa Panoan)|

| Bolivian|

* Chiriba
* Chácobo-Pakawara
* Pakawara
* Karipuna?

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Madre de Dios|

* Arazaire
* Atsawaka-Yamiaka
* Blanco River Remo
* Tarauacá Kashinawa

Marubo|

* Marubo
* Olivença Kulina
* Katukina

Poyanawa|

* Iskonawa
* Jaquirana Remo
* Môa Nawa
* Nukini
* Poyanawa

Chama|

* Pano
* Sensi
* Shipibo

Headwaters|

* Amawaka
* Ibuaçu Kashinawa
* Môa Remo
* Tuchinawa
* Yaminawa

Other|

* Kasharari
* Kashibo

Tacanan|

* Araona
* Cavineña
* Ese’ejja
* Reyesano
* Tacana
* Toromona

Italics indicate extinct languages

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