Shanenawa

Shanenawa is a language of the Panoan branch (Pano-Tacanan), spoken in Brazil. Wikidata describes it as “Panoan language of Brazil”.

8b · Nearly Extinct

At a glance

—first-language speakers

—second-language speakers

1countries

—scripts

2levels in the tree

8bEGIDS level

Facts

Name	Shanenawa
Also called	Shanenawa language

EGIDS 8b Nearly Extinct8b

Endangered. Children are no longer learning it everywhere, or only grandparents speak it — EGIDS 6b to 8b.

family tree

The branches above Shanenawa, top to bottom. Each node counts the languages of this index that belong to it.

where it is spoken

related languages

Language	ISO	Speakers	Vitality
shpShipibo-Conibo	`shp`	34,152	5 · Developing
yaaYaminawa	`yaa`	2,729	5 · Developing
mcfMatsés	`mcf`	2,200	5 · Developing
cbsCashinahua	`cbs`	1,200	5 · Developing
cbrCashibo-Cacataibo	`cbr`	1,200	5 · Developing
kntWaninnawa	`knt`	700	6a · Vigorous
caoChácobo	`cao`	600	5 · Developing
mpqMatis	`mpq`	320	6a · Vigorous
amcAmahuaca	`amc`	310	7 · Shifting
ktxKaxararí	`ktx`	270	7 · Shifting
iscIsconahua	`isc`	82	8b · Nearly Extinct
xpkKulino	`xpk`	32	8a · Moribund
xorKorubo	`xor`	27	8b · Nearly Extinct
atcAtsahuaca	`atc`	20
pcpPacahuara	`pcp`		8b · Nearly Extinct
mzrMarúbo	`mzr`		6a · Vigorous
kaqCapanahua	`kaq`		7 · Shifting
pnoWariapano	`pno`		10 · Extinct

18 languages · click a column to sort · source: Wikidata