Cariban languages
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Names and connections
- Broader: South America--Languages
- Broader: West Indies--Languages
- Narrower: Acawai language
- Narrower: Apalai language
- Narrower: Arára do Pará language
- Narrower: Bakairi language
- Narrower: Carib language
- Narrower: Hixkaryana language
- Narrower: Island Carib language
- Narrower: Macusi language
- Narrower: Panare language
- Narrower: Patamona language
- Narrower: Pemón language
- Narrower: Trio language
- Narrower: Waimiri-Atroarí language
- Narrower: Waiwai language
- Narrower: Warao language
- Narrower: Wayana language
- Narrower: Yagua language
- Narrower: Yecuana language
- Narrower: Yupa language
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Morton address: 10090319380354580996 · morton4x16-v1
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