Tupi–Guarani languages

Spoken in

Tupi languages

• Tupi- Guarani languages I Guarani
• Guarayu - Siriono - Jora II
• Pauserna
• Subgroup I
• Subgroup II
• Subgroup III
• Subgroup IV
• Subgroup V
• Subgroup VI
• Subgroup VII
• Subgroup VIII
• Aura

The Tupi- Guarani languages ​​are the most important subgroup of the Tupi languages ​​in South America. It includes 53 languages ​​in 11 groups. The best known representatives are the Guaraní subgroup as well as the now-extinct languages ​​Tupi and Tupinambás.

The words Carioca and Jaguar have their origin in the Tupi. In addition, many Brazilian cities and place names have their origin in the Tupi- Guarani languages.

Classification of Tupi- Guarani languages

• I Guarani: Pai Tavytera (Paraguay ), Ñandeva (Paraguay )
• Guarayu - Siriono - Jora II: Jora (Bolivia ), Yuqui (Bolivia )
• Pauserna: Pauserna (Bolivia )
• Subgroup I: Ache (Paraguay ), Ava Guarani (Paraguay ), Eastern Bolivian Guaraní (Bolivia ), Guaraní Mbyá (Brazil), Paraguayan Guaraní (Paraguay ), Western Bolivian Guaraní (Bolivia ), kaiwa (Brazil), XETA (Brazil )
• Subgroup II: Guarayu (Bolivia ), Sirionó (Bolivia )
• Subgroup III: Cocama Coca - Milla (Peru ), Nhengatu (Brazil), Omagua (Peru ), Potiguara (Brazil), Tupi (Brazil), Tupinambás (Brazil), Tupinikin (Brazil )
• Subgroup IV: Asurini Tocantins (Brazil), Avá - Canoeiro (Brazil), Guajajara (Brazil), Parakanã (Brazil), Suruí do Pará (Brazil), Tapirapé (Brazil), Tembé (Brazil )
• Subgroup V: Araweté (Brazil), Asurini of Xingu (Brazil), Kayabi (Brazil )
• Subgroup VI: Amundava (Brazil), Apiaká (Brazil), Juma, (Brazil), Karipuna (Brazil), Karipuna (Brazil), Morerebi (Brazil), Paranawát (Brazil), Tenharim (Brazil), Tukumanféd (Brazil), Uru - Eu - Wau - Wau ( Brazil), Uru - Pa -In ( Brazil), Wiraféd (Brazil )
• Subgroup VII: Kamayurá (Brazil )
• Subgroup VIII: Amanayé (Brazil), Anambé (Brazil), Emerillon (French Guiana ), Guajá (Brazil), Kaapor (Brazil), Turiwára (Brazil), Wayampi (Brazil), Zo'é (Brazil )
• Aura (Brazil )