Languages
- Achagua
- Andaqui
- Andoque
- Anserma
- Arhuaco
- Arma
- Awa-Cuaiquer
- Barasana-Eduria
- Barbacoas
- Barí
- Bora
- Cabiyarí
- Cacua
- Cagua
- Camsá
- Carabayo
- Caramanta
- Carapana
- Carijona
- Catalán
- Cauca
- Chimila
- Chipiajes
- Cocama-Cocamilla
- Cofán
- Colombian Sign Language
- Coxima
- Coyaima
- Cubeo
- Cuiba
- Cumeral
- Curripaco
- Desano
- Emberá, Northern
- Emberá-Baudó
- Emberá-Catío
- Emberá-Chamí
- Emberá-Tadó
- Epena
- Guahibo
- Guambiano
- Guanano
- Guayabero
- Huitoto, Minica
- Huitoto, Murui
- Hupdë
- Inga
- Inga, Jungle
- Islander Creole English
- Kogi
- Koreguaje
- Kuna, Border
- Macaguaje
- Macaguán
- Macuna
- Malayo
- Muinane
- Natagaimas
- Nhengatu
- Nonuya
- Nukak Makú
- Ocaina
- Omejes
- Páez
- Palenquero
- Piapoco
- Piaroa
- Pijao
- Piratapuyo
- Playero
- Ponares
- Providencia Sign Language
- Puinave
- Quechua, Napo Lowland
- Romani, Vlax
- Runa
- Sáliba
- Siona
- Siriano
- Spanish
- Tama
- Tanimuca-Retuarã
- Tariana
- Tatuyo
- Ticuna
- Tinigua
- Tomedes
- Totoro
- Tucano
- Tunebo, Angosturas
- Tunebo, Barro Negro
- Tunebo, Central
- Tunebo, Western
- Tuyuca
- Waimaha
- Wajiara
- Wayuu
- Woun Meu
- Yagua
- Yahuna
- Yarí
- Yucuna
- Yuhup
- Yukpa
Scripture Status
- no Scripture
- Bible
- New Testament
- Portions
Macaguán
- Alternate names: Agualinda Guahibo, Hitnü, Macaguane, Macaguane-Hitnu
- Scriptures published: None
- Literacy: No information available.
- Primary country: Colombia
- Region: Arauca, Agualinda, and San José de Lipa between the Lipa, Ele, and Cuiloto rivers; other scattered locations
- Religion: No information available.
- Livelihood: Hunters; gatherers; agriculturalists
- Number of users: 300
(data from Ethnologue and other sources)
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