- Language (ISO 639)
- ISO 639-1 : gn
- ISO 639-2 : grn
- ISO 639-3 : grn | OmegaWiki
- ISO 639-5 : (none)
- Script (ISO 15924)
- Latn or 215, supported in Unicode since version 1.1 with the alias Latin (Latin) : Translation tool | Recent changes
- Variants (BCP 47)
- gug : gug, gug – (disabled)
- gui : gui, gui – (disabled)
- gun : Mbyá Guaraní, Mbyá Guaraní – (disabled)
- gnw : gnw, gnw – (disabled)
- nhd : nhd, nhd – (disabled)
- Wikimedia projects [gn:]
- Wikipedia, Wiktionary, Wikibooks, Wikiquote, Wikinews (Incubator), Wikivoyage, Wikisource, Wikiversity
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- gnw : gnw (gnw) [edit]
- gug : gug (gug) [edit]
- gui : gui (gui) [edit]
- gun : Guambiano (Mbyá Guaraní) [edit]
- nhd : nhd (nhd) [edit]
- gn : Guarani (Avañe'ẽ) (macrolanguage) :
Macrolanguage
This ISO 639-3 macrolanguage currently covers 5 of the following 10 languages in the Tupi-Guarani Subgroup I (part of the Southern Tupi-Guarani subfamily); these 5 languages are shown with bold characters below:
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- Aché [guq] (endangered, moribund) (not part of the macrolanguage)
- Xetá [xet] (endangered, nearly extinct) (not part of the macrolanguage)
- Tupi-Guarani Subgroup I.A languages:
- Mbyá Guaraní [gun] (threatened) ; dialectal variants:
- Paraguay-Brazil Guarani languages:
- Pai Tavytera [pta] (endangered, threatened) (not part of the macrolanguage)
- Chiripá [nhd] (endangered, shifting) ; dialectal variants:
- Kaiwá [kgk] (endangered, threatened) (not part of the macrolanguage) ; dialectal variants:
- Nuclear Kaiwá
- Tembekuá
- Teüi
- Paraguayan Guaraní [gug] (not endangered) ; dialectal variants:
- Jopará
- Modern Paraguayan Guarani
- Old Paraguayan Guarani
- Tupi-Guarani Subgroup I.B languages:
- Western Bolivian Guaraní [gnw] (endangered, shifting)
- Chiriguanic languages
- Tapieté [tpj] (endangered, shifting) (not part of the macrolanguage)
- Eastern Bolivian Guaraní [gui] (definitely endangered, threatened) ; dialectal variants:
- Ava
- Izoceño
- Simba Guarani
In this set, the most frequent use of the macrolanguage is for Paraguayan Guaraní [gug], in its Modern dialectal variant.