The Tupian Language Family

1. Aweti,  Kamayurá, † Puruborá, Sateré-Mawé, Zo'é
2. Arikem: † Arikem, Karitiâna
3. Juruna: Jurúna, † Maritsauá, †Xipaya
4. Mondé:
   1. Suruí: Suruí
   2. Aruáː Aruá, Cinta Larga, Gavião do Jiparaná (Gavião do Rondônia), †Mondé
5. Munduruku: Kuruáya, Mundurukú
6. Ramarama: Karo, †Urumi
7. Tupari:
       Akuntsú, † Kepkiriwát, Makuráp, Sakirabiá (Mekens), Tuparí, Wayoró
8. Tupi-Guarani:
   1. Araweté
   2. Guaraní:
         a. Aché (Guayakí), †Xetá
         b. Guaraní:
                  Ava Guaraní (Chiripá), Mbyá Guaraní, Paraguayan Guaraní, Kaiwá, Ñandeve (Tapieté), Pai Tavytera,
                  Eastern Bolivian Guaraní, Western Bolivian Guaraní
   3. Guarayúː
           Guarayu, †Pauserna
           Sirionóː †Jora̋, Sirionó, Yuqui (Yuki)
   4. Kawahib: 
           †Apiaká (Apiacá), Uru-Eu-Wau-Wau, Uru-Pa-In
           Parintintinː
               Amundava, †Júma, Karipuna, Morerebi, Paranawát (Kawahiva), Tenharim, †Tukumanféd, †Wiraféd
   5. Kayabíː Asuriní of Xingú (Awaté), Kayabí
   6. Teneteharaː
          Avá-Canoeiro, Tapirapé
          AkwawaːTocantins Asuriní (Arunriní do Trocará), Parakanã, Suruí do Pará
          Teneteharaː Guajajára, Tembé
   7. Tupí:
          Cocamaː Kukama-Kukamiria (Cocama-Cocamila), Omagua
          Tupíː Nheengatú, †Potiguára, †Tupinikin
   8. Wayampí:
           †Aurá
           Amanayéː
                †Amanayé, Anambé, †Ararandewára, Guajá, Kaapor, †Turiwára
           Wayampíː Tekó (Emerillon), Wayampi

     Note:  Languages and language groups preceded by a dagger (†) are extinct.

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