E\' ñepa

E' ñepa (more known under the name of Panaré ) is the autodenomination of an Amerindian language of the karib family spoken by a few thousands about Amerindians in the area about the Orénoque to the Venezuela.

Recognized, as of 1974, like the first example of language presenting the order OVS (Prone Verb Object) that certain researchers thought impossible because it still had been raised never in any known language:

Object - Verb - Subject

  • pi? kokampö? unkï?
child to wash woman: the woman washes the child

  • unkï? kokampö? pi?

woman to wash child: the child washes the woman

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