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• Xingu River (links | edit)
• Guarani language (links | edit)
• Tupi–Guarani languages (links | edit)
• Tupian languages (links | edit)
• Tupi language (links | edit)
• Potiguara language (links | edit)
• Omagua language (links | edit)
• Guarani languages (links | edit)
• Villas-Bôas brothers (links | edit)
• Causative (links | edit)
• General Language (links | edit)
• Active–stative alignment (links | edit)
• Je–Tupi–Carib languages (links | edit)
• Nheengatu language (links | edit)
• Kamayurá (links | edit)
• Tupi languages (links | edit)
• Quarup (links | edit)
• Kamayura language (redirect page) (links | edit)
  • Tupi–Guarani languages (links | edit)
  • List of indigenous languages of South America (links | edit)
  • Misplaced Pages:WikiProject Languages/Language names in Ruhlen (1987) (links | edit)
  • Misplaced Pages:WikiProject Languages/Primary language names in Ethnologue 12 (links | edit)
  • Misplaced Pages:WikiProject Languages/Language names in Voegelin and Voegelin (1977) (links | edit)
  • Misplaced Pages:WikiProject Languages/Primary language names in Ethnologue 11 (links | edit)
  • Misplaced Pages:WikiProject Languages/Glottolog 2.2 language names (links | edit)
• Kamayurá language (transclusion) (links | edit)
• Sirionó language (links | edit)
• Lucy Seki (links | edit)
• Munduruku language (links | edit)
• Karitiâna language (links | edit)
• Emerillon language (links | edit)
• Xingu peoples (links | edit)
• Ava Guarani language (links | edit)
• Mbyá Guaraní language (links | edit)
• Kaiwá language (links | edit)
• Eastern Bolivian Guaraní language (links | edit)
• Xingu Indigenous Park (links | edit)
• Xipaya language (links | edit)
• Trumai people (links | edit)
• Amanayé language (links | edit)
• Anambé language (links | edit)
• Apiaká language (links | edit)
• Aurá language (links | edit)
• Cocama language (links | edit)
• Zo'é language (links | edit)
• Guarani dialects (links | edit)
• Yawalapiti (links | edit)
• Kuikuro (links | edit)
• Guajajara (links | edit)
• Yudjá (links | edit)
• Pai Tavytera language (links | edit)
• Matipu (links | edit)
• Munduruku languages (links | edit)
• Kalapalo (links | edit)
• Tupari languages (links | edit)
• Monde languages (links | edit)
• Ramarama languages (links | edit)