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Macro-Ge Language Family (Macro-Je)

Macro-Ge languages are primarily spoken in the rainforests of Brazil and Bolivia. Some linguists have linked them with the Panoan, Tupian, and/or Cariban language families, resulting in a larger combined stock called "Ge-Pano-Carib" or "Ge-Tupi-Carib." These theories are not accepted by everyone, however.

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Macro-Ge languages include:

     
  • Macro-Ge Languages
  • Ge-Kaingang Languages
  • Ge Languages
  • Central Ge Languages
  • Acua Languages
  • Xakriaba
  • Xavante
  • Xerente
  • Akroa
  • Northern Ge Languages
  • Jaika
  • Northwest Ge Languages
  • Apinaye
  • Kayapo
  • Panara
  • Suya
  • Timbiran Languages
  • Canela
  • Gaviao
  • Kraho
  • Kreye
  • Krinkati-Timbira
  • Kaingang Languages
  • Kaingang
  • Xokleng
  • Bororan Languages
  • Bororo Languages
  • Bororo
  • Umotina
  • Otuke
  • Botocudan Languages
  • Arana
  • Krenak
  • Karajan Languages
  • Javae
  • Karaja
  • Kariri Languages
  • Camuru
  • Dzubucua
  • Quipea
  • Sabujá
  • Maxakalian Languages
  • Maxakali
  • Pataxo
  • Purian Languages
  • Coropo
  • Puri
  • Yabutian Languages
  • Arikapu
  • Yabuti
  • Chiquitano
  • Fulnio
  • Kamaka
  • Ofaye
  • Rikbaktsa

    • Possibly Guato

    Macro-Ge Language Resources

    Macro-Ge Vocabulary:
         Words in various Macro-Ge languages.
    Macro-Ge Language Family:
         Ethnologue of Macro-Ge languages.
    Macro-Jê:
         Wikipedia article on the Macro-Gê language family.
    Panoan:
         Wikipedia article on the Panoan language subfamily.




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