Other South-American

Other South and Central American Indigenous Languages

Arauan: † Aruá, Dení, Kulina (Culina), Paumarí, Suruahá (Suruwaha), Jamamadí (Banawá, Jaruára)
Araucanian: Huilliche, Mapudungun (Mapuche)
Aymara: Central Aymara, Southern Aymara, Jaqaru
Barbacoan:
1. Northernː Awa-Cuaiquer
2. Southernː Chachi (Cha’palaa), Tsafiki (Colorado)
Bororôanː Bororô, † Otuke, †Umotína
Botocudoan: Krenak
Cahuapanan: Jebero (Shiwilu), Shawi (Chayahuita)
Chapacuran:
1. Itene: Itene (Moré), †Torá
2. Wari Oro Win, Pakaásnovos (Wari)
Chocoan:
1. Emberá:
  - Northern: Emberá-Catió, Northern Emberá
  - Southern: Emberá-Baudó, Emberá-Chamí, Epena Saija, Emberá-Tadó
2. Woun Meu: Woun Meu (Waunana)
Chon :
1. Tehuelche: †Tehuelche
2. Island Chonː † Ona (Selk'nam)
Guajiboan / Guahiboan :
1. Cuibaː Cuiba
2. Guyaberoː Guayabero
3. Guajiboː Guahibo, Macaguán, Playero
Guaykuruan:
1. Kadiwéwː Kadiwéu
2. Southernː Mocovi, Pilagá, Toba-Qom
Harakmbutː Amarakaeri (Harakmbut), Huachipaeri
Jabutian: †Arikapú, Jabuti (Djeoromitxí)
Jêan (Macro-Ge):
1. Central: †Acroá, †Xakriabá, Xavánte, Xerénte
2. Northern:
  - Apinagé (Apinayé), Kayapo, Panará (Kreen-Akarore), Suyá, Tapayuna
  - Timbira: Canela, Pará Gavião, Krahô, †Kreye, Krikati-Timbira
3. Southern:
  - Xoklengː Xokleng
  - Kaingangː Kaingáng, †São Paulo Kaingáng
Jivaroan:
1. Awajúnː Awajún (Aguaruna)
2. Jívaroː Achuar-Shiwiar, Shuar (Jívaro), Wampís (Huambisa)
Katukinan: †Katawixi, † Katukína
Mascoyan:
1. Mascoyan: Angaité, Enlhet (Lengua), Enxet, Guana, Sanapaná
2. Mascoy: Toba-Maskoy (Enenlhet)
Matacoan:
1. Iyo'wujwa Chorote, Maka, Nivaclé
2. Chorote: Iyojwa’ja Chorote (Manjui)
3. Mataco: Bermejo Wichí (Vejoz), Pilcomayo Wichí, Weenhayek (Nocten)
Mosetenan: Tsimané (Bolivia)
Muran: Pirahã
Nambikwaraː
1. Sabanê
2. Nambikwara Complexː
  - Northernː
    Mamaindeː †Alapmunte, Mamaindê (Northern Nambikuára), †Yalakalore
    Roosevelt Clusterː Lakondê, Latundê, Tawandê
  - Southern Nambikuára: Southern Nambikuára
Paezan:
1. † Andaqui
2. Coconuco: †Ansema, †Caramanta, Misak (Guambiano), †Totoro
3. Paezan: Nasa (Páez)
Puinavean:
1. Dâw, Puinave
2. Cacua: Cacua, Nukak Makú
3. Hupda: Hupdë, Yuhup
4. Kaburi: Nadëb
Yaguan: Yagua, †Yameo
Sálivan:
1. Sálibaː Sáliba
2. Piaroa-Macoː Maco (Mako), Piaroa
Tacanan:
1. Cavineña: Cavineña
2. Chama: Ese Ejja, †Toromono
3. Tacana: Araona, Reyesano, Tacana,
Uru-Chipaya:
Chipaya, †Uru
Witotoan:
1. Nonuyaː Nonuya
2. Boran: Bora, Muinane
3. Witoto:
  - Ocaina: Ocaina
  - Witoto:
    1. Early Huitotoː Nipode Witoto (Nüpode Huitoto)
    2. Minica-Murui: Minika Witoto (Minica Huitoto), Murui Witoto (Murui Huitoto)
Yanomam: Ninam, Sanumá, Yanomámi, Yanomamö, Yaroamë
Zamucoan: Ayoreo, Chamacoco
Zaparoan:
1. Iquito-Cahuaranoː Cahuarano, Iquitu (Iquito)
2. Záparoː
  - Záparo
  - Arabela-Andoaː †Andoa, Arabela
Language Isolates:
1. Aikanã ( Brazil )
2. † Arutani (Brazil)
3. Andoque (Colombia)
4. Chiquitano (Bolivia)
5. Camsá (Colombia)
6. Guató (Brazil)
7. Iatê (Fulnio) (Brazil)
8. Itonama (Bolivia)
9. Irántxe ( Brazil )
10. Kandozi-Chapra (Peru)
11. Kwaza (Koaiá ) (Brazil)
12. Leco (Bolivia)
13. Movima (Bolivia)
14. † Muniche (Peru)
15. † Ofaye (Brazil)
16. † Omurano (Peru)
17. † Puelche (Argentina)
18. Qawasqar (Argentina)
19. Rikbaktsa (Brazil)
20. † Sapé (Venezuela)
21. † Taushiro (Peru)
22. Ticuna (Brazil)
23. Tinigua (Colombia)
24. Trumaí (Brazil )
25. Urarina (Peru)
26. Waorani (Ecuador )
27. Warao (Venezuela)
28. †Yámana (Chile)
29. Yuracaré (Bolivia)
Unclassified languagesː
1. Carabayo (Colombia)
2. Hodï / Yuwana (Venezuela)
3. Karajá (Brazil)
4. Maxakalí (Brazil)
5. Papavô (Brazil)
6. Pumé (Venezuela)
7. †Tremembé (Brazil)
Note: Languages and language groups preceded by a dagger (†) are extinct.

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