Kepkiriwát (Quêpi-quiri-uáte) is an extinct Tupian language of the state of Rondônia, in the Amazon region of Brazil.
Vocabulary Loukotka (1949) compiles two wordlists of Kepkiriwát, one from an anonymous wordlist, and a manuscript sent in 1924 to the archives of Manaus by Joaquim Gondim, an employee of the Indian Protection Service (SPI). +Kepkiriwát vocabularyGlossKepkiriwát (Anonymous)Kepkiriwát (Gondim)Comparisontreebowwhiteto drinkTupi canoedogTupi crocodiletoothMundurukú water, to hearstar, womanfirearrowKawahíb largeEmerillon axman
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