Barasana-Eduria language
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Names and connections
Banera yae language; Barasana del Sur language; Barasano del Sur language; Barasano language (Barasana-Eduria); Bará language (Barasana-Eduria); Came-Masa language; Come Masa language; Comea language; Comematsa language; Hadera language; Hanera Oka language; Hanera language (Colombia); Janena language; Janera language; Palanoa language; Panenoa language (Colombia); Panera language (Colombia); Paneroa language (Barasana-Eduria); Southern Barasano language; Taibano language; Taiwaeno language; Taiwano language; Teiuana language; Yebamasa language (Barasana-Eduria); Yepa-Mahsa language (Barasana-Eduria); Yepa-Matso language
- Broader: Colombia--Languages
- Broader: Tucanoan languages
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Morton address: 288243571369575940 · morton4x16-v1
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