Languages by language family/Jê

◂ Macro-Jê (or Macro-Gê) languages

▸ Jê (or Gê) languages:

• Jê Central (or Central Gê) languages (see below)
• Jê Meridional (or Southern Gê) languages (see below)
• Jê Setentrional (or Northern Gê) languages (see below)
• Geico (†) [?]

▸ Jê Central (or Central Gê) languages:

• Acroá (†) [acs] (disabled)
• Xakriabá (†) [xkr] (disabled)
• Xavánte [xav] (disabled)
• Xerénte [xer] (disabled)

▸ Jê Meridional (or Southern Gê, Southern Jean, Southern Jê) languages:

• Ingain-Kimda languages (†) (see below)
• Kaingang-Xokleng (or Bugre) languages (see below)

▸ Ingain-Kimda languages (†):

• Ingain (†) [?]
• Kimda (†) [?]

▸ Kaingang-Xokleng (or Bugre) languages:

• Kaingangic (or Caingang, Kaingan, Kaingang, Kaingng, Kaingán, Coroado, Coroados) languages (see below)
• Xokleng (or Chocleng, Shocleng, Shokleng, Botocudo, Botocudos, Aweikoma) [xok] (disabled)

▸ Kaingangic (or Caingang, Kaingan, Kaingang, Kaingng, Kaingán, Coroado, Coroados) languages:

• São Paulo Kaingáng (†) [zkp] (disabled)
• Kaingang [kgp]
  • Central Kaingang
  • Paraná Kaingang
  • Southeast Kaingang
  • Southwest Kaingang

▸ Jê Setentrional (or Northern Gê) languages:

• Core Northern Jê (or Core Northern Gê) languages (see below)
• Panará [kre] (disabled)

▸ Core Northern Jê (or Core Northern Gê) languages:

• Eastern Timbira languages (see below)
• Apinayé [apn] (disabled)
• Suyá [suy] (disabled)
  • Beiço de Pau
  • Yaruma
• Kayapó [txu] (disabled)
  • Kararaó
  • Kayapó-Kradaú
  • Xikrin

▸ Eastern Timbira languages:

• Southeastern Timbira languages (see below)
• Northeastern Timbira [xre] (disabled)

▸ Southeastern Timbira languages:

• Canela-Krahô [ram] (disabled)
  • Apanjekra
  • Krahô
  • Ramkokamekra
• Pará Gavião [gvp] (disabled)
  • Krikati-Timbira
  • Krinkati
  • Timbira