Yarú language
Extinct Chapacuran language
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Yarú is an extinct Chapacuran language of Brazil.[1] It is closely related to Urupa.[2][3]
Vocabulary
| Yarú | gloss | Yarú | gloss |
|---|---|---|---|
| mapip | bow | kosagái | black |
| kotoá | white | tekisí | eye |
| ahōp | crocodile | traisí | ear |
| itisí | tooth | toráu | parrot |
| kō | water | koíp | small |
| upiú | star | katimasí | foot |
| yamiriman | woman | paken | stone |
| isī | fire | iham | fish |
| kiú | arrow | liuin | pot |
| kohorá | large | kotēm | red |
| ikit | axe | krakraon | snake |
| kitraman | man | orām | monkey |
| komen | jaguar | komém | sun |
| kapiakasí | tongue | kauéuéuē | tapir |
| panaú | moon | totepisí | head |
| tiprasí | hand | monin | 1 |
| mapá | corn | nikakú | 2 |
| akup | manioc | ékemetēt | 3 |
