Tutxiunaua (Tuchiunawa, Tuxinawa) is an extinct Panoan language of Brazil. Its only documentation comes from a list of 127 words collected in 1923.
Classification According to David Fleck (2013), it closely resembled dialects of Yaminawa.
History In 1923, the Tutxiunawa people were nearly extinct. That year, a Tutxiunawa woman was encountered; from her, it was confirmed that Tutxiunawa was a Panoan language. A total of 127 words were collected and published in 1929.
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