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Muellamués language

Extinct Barbacoan language of Colombia From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Muellamués is an extinct Barbacoan language of Colombia,[1]: 295–296  possibly a dialect of Pasto.[2] According to Sergio Elías Ortiz (1965), there was historically never a "Muellamués language" and is an "arbitrary name" given to a vocabulary of Kechwa-Kwaiker.[3]: 59, 387 

NativetoColombia
Extinct(date missing)
Barbacoan
  • Awan
    • Pasto–Muellamués
      • Muellamués
ISO 639-3None (mis)
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Muellamués
Native toColombia
Extinct(date missing)
Barbacoan
  • Awan
    • Pasto–Muellamués
      • Muellamués
Language codes
ISO 639-3None (mis)
Glottologmuel1234
Linguasphere81-HAA-bb
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Muellamués vocabulary[1]: 295–296 
gloss Muellamués
sun inde
moon cuaquilla
boy pass
water juelam
salt yam
candle in
horse patacuar
dog cuesané
pig incochiné
hen atahualné
banana palnapusné
maize, barley, grain in general piar
stone pegrané
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