Tupi-Guarani languages

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Tupi-Guarani is the name of the most important subfamily of the Tupi languages of South America. It includes 53 languages in 11 groups, as well as the best-known languages of this family, like Guarani and Tupi.

The words carioca and jaguar are of Tupi-Guarani origin.

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Ethnologue classification for Tupi-Guarani

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br:Yezhoù toupiek-gwaraniek

de:Tupí-Guaraní-Sprachen es:Lenguas tupí-guaraní fr:Langues tupi-guarani he:טופי-גואראני no:Tupi-Guarani pl:Języki tupi-guarani pt:Línguas tupi-guaranis ru:Языки тупи-гуарани

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Tupi-Guarani languages

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