@incollection{91653,
  author     = {Firestone, Homer Leon},
  booktitle  = {A Description and Classification of Siriono, A Tupi-Guarani Language},
  pages      = {56-97},
  publisher  = {The University of New Mexico},
  title      = {Siriono and other Tupi-Guarani languages},
  year       = {1963},
  bestfn     = {south_america\firestone_tupi-guarani-languages1963_o.pdf},
  besttxt    = {ptxt2\south_america\firestone_tupi-guarani-languages1963v2_o.txt},
  extra_hash = {other},
  fn         = {south_america\firestone_tupi-guarani-languages1963v2_o.pdf, south_america\firestone_tupi-guarani-languages1963_o.pdf},
  hhtype     = {overview;comparative;wordlist},
  inlg       = {English [eng]},
  lgcode     = {Iboporenda = Chané around the Parapeti = Guaraní-Eastern Bolivian [gui], Villamontes = Chané around the Parapeti = Guaraní-Eastern Bolivian [gui], Carawatarenda = Chané around the Parapeti = Guaraní-Eastern Bolivian [gui], Caingua = Chané around the Parapeti = Guaraní-Eastern Bolivian [gui], Caipipende = Chané around the Parapeti = Guaraní-Eastern Bolivian [gui], Lagunillas = Chiriguano = Guaraní-Eastern Bolivian [gui], Mayupampa = Chiriguano = Guaraní-Eastern Bolivian [gui], Redondo, Boyuibe, Tapiete [tpj], Guarani of Paraguay and Argentina = Guarani from Peralta and Osuna 1950 = Paraguayan Guaraní [gug], Paraná = Guaraní-Ava [nhd], Caingua = Caingua of Brazil = Kaiwá [kgk], Pauserna [psm], Guajajara, Ararandewaras = Amanayé [ama], Guarayo, Sirionó [srq], Qurungwa = Sirionó [srq], Jora = Jorá [jor], Cocama},
  macro_area = {South America},
  src        = {hh}
}