Tatuyo
[aka Oa, Tatuyo, Pamoa]Classification: Tucanoan
·endangered
Classification: Tucanoan
·endangered
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Nominalizations and Relative Clauses in Tatuyo: A Prototype Approach . P. K. Bostrom (1998) ·
De la forme et du sens dans la classification nominale en Tatuyo (Langue Tukano Orientale d'Amazonie Colombienne) . Elsa Gomez-Imbert (1982) ·