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Baure language

Baure or Bauré is a severely endangered Arawakan language spoken by only 40 of the thousand Baure people of the Beni Department of northwest of Magdalena, Bolivia. Some Bible portions have been translated into Bauré. Most speakers have been shifting to Spanish.

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Dialects
Baure · Carmelito · Joaquiniano (†)
ELP
Baure
Ethnicity
980 Baure (2006)
Glottolog
baur1253
ISO 639-3
brg
Language family
SouthernBolivia–ParanaMoxosBauré · Bolivia–ParanaMoxosBauré · MoxosBauré · Bauré

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Baure language

Nodes33
Edges32
Triples16
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.060606
Components1

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Baure language

Top relations

Language family · 4
Baure language → Bauré, Bolivia–ParanaMoxosBauré, MoxosBauré, SouthernBolivia–ParanaMoxosBauré
Dialects · 3
Baure language → Baure, Carmelito, Joaquiniano (†)
ELP · 1
Baure language → Baure
Ethnicity · 1
Baure language → 980 Baure (2006)
Glottolog · 1
Baure language → baur1253
ISO 639-3 · 1
Baure language → brg
Native speakers · 1
Baure language → 20 (2010)
Native to · 1
Baure language → Bolivia
Official language in · 1
Baure language → Bolivia
Region · 1
Baure language → Beni Department

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baure languages language speakers nouns bolivia verb also adverbs personal distinguished seen symbols bauré ipa arawakan marked attached people one

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Baure languageDialectsBaure1.00infobox
Baure languageDialectsCarmelito1.00infobox
Baure languageDialectsJoaquiniano (†)1.00infobox
Baure languageELPBaure1.00infobox
Baure languageEthnicity980 Baure (2006)1.00infobox
Baure languageGlottologbaur12531.00infobox
Baure languageISO 639-3brg1.00infobox
Baure languageLanguage familySouthernBolivia–ParanaMoxosBauré1.00infobox
Baure languageLanguage familyBolivia–ParanaMoxosBauré1.00infobox
Baure languageLanguage familyMoxosBauré1.00infobox
Baure languageLanguage familyBauré1.00infobox
Baure languageNative speakers20 (2010)1.00infobox
Baure languageNative toBolivia1.00infobox
Baure languageOfficial language inBolivia1.00infobox
Baure languageRegionBeni Department1.00infobox

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