Language name and locationː Isconahua, Loreto, Ucayali, Peru [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 伊斯孔纳瓦语, 秘鲁东部洛雷托大区和乌卡亚利大区

1. wëstiwa

2. i narabë

3. narabeëjëco

Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. David Zacharia Baxter and Ms. Ken-Terika Zellner (students who founded BABEL, Building Awareness for the Benefit of Endangered Languages, at University of West Georgia), Mrs. Anna Luisa Daigneault (Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages), June 14, 2012.

提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Anna Luisa Daigneault, Mr. David Zacharia Baxter and Mr. Ken-Terika Zellner, 2012 年 6 月 14 日.

Other comments: Isconahua or Iscobaquebu, Iskobákebo, Iskonawa with 82 ethnic population was an endangered language formerly lived in Loreto and Ucayali regions: Callaria river, Peru. This language has only few traditional words for numbers.
Reference sources (please list books or articles):
   The Isconahua are an isolated, endangered tribe of Peru. They have very little contact
   with outsiders and recent estimates suggest there are fewer than 100 speakers left.
   KENSINGER, Kenneth M., author. 1985. "Panoan linguistic, folkloristic and
   ethnographic research: retrospect and prospect." In South American Indian
    languages: retrospect and prospect, Harriet E. M. Klein and Louisa R. Stark (eds.).
    pages 224-85. Austin: University of Texas.
    LOOS, Eugene E., author. 1973. "Algunas implicaciones de la reconstrucción de un
    fragmento de la gramática del proto-pano." In Estudios panos 2. pages 263-282.
    Serie Lingüística Peruana 11. Yarinacocha: Instituto Lingüístico de Verano. 
    Additional notes about the counting system in this language: Speakers of Isconahua
   are said to speak Shipibo-Conibo as well. Their numerals for 1 and 2 also resemble
    Shipibo numerals 1 and 2, which are “huestiora” and “rabé”. However, number 3 in
    Isconahua “narabeëjëco” does not resemble the Shipibo number 3, “quimisha”.