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POVO KARAJÁ/ INY

Karajá

The Karajá language is one aspect of Iny culture where this exchange is visible. The Iny to this day have loan words that are taken from Língua Geral (Ribeiro, 2012). This was a hybrid language between European Portuguese and native languages that facilitated communication between these two groups.

Karajá Povos Indígenas no Brasil

O nome deste povo na própria língua é Iny, ou seja, "nós". O nome Karajá não é a auto denominação original. É um nome tupi que se aproxima do significado de "macaco grande". As primeiras fontes do século XVI e XVII, embora incertas, já apresentavam as grafias "Caraiaúnas" ou " Carajaúna".

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state of Tocantins, near its borders with Pará, Goiás and Mato Grosso. Karajá is actually a Tupi word meaning “big monkey.” In their own language, they call themselves “iny” (“we”). The Karajá family belongs to the Macro Jê linguistic branch, and is divided into three languages: Karajá, Javaé and Xambioá.

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