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An Arawakan language spoken in the central Peruvian Amazon and adjacent western Brazil. The most-spoken Amazonian Arawakan language, with around 100,000 speakers.
Shipibo-Konibo
Also known as: Shipibo
The largest Panoan language, of the Ucayali river basin in the Peruvian Amazon. Around 30,000 speakers; well known internationally through Shipibo-Konibo art and the ayahuasca traditions.
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Frequently asked questions
What language is Shipibo-Konibo?
Shipibo-Konibo is a dialect of the Shipibo-Konibo language.
Where is Shipibo-Konibo spoken?
Shipibo-Konibo is primarily spoken in Peru.
Which region is Shipibo-Konibo associated with?
Shipibo-Konibo is part of the Latin America & the Caribbean region on DialectAtlas.
Is Shipibo-Konibo known by other names?
Yes — Shipibo-Konibo is also referred to as Shipibo.
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