Dicionário da LÃ-ngua Tupy Chamada LÃ-ngua Geral dos IndÃ-genas do Brasil, by Antà nio Gonçalves Dias, is a comprehensive dictionary of the Tupy language, also known as the Lingua Geral, spoken by the indigenous peoples of Brazil. Published in 1858, this dictionary represents a significant contribution to the study and preservation of indigenous languages of Brazil during the 19th century.

This historical linguistic resource provides invaluable insights into the vocabulary, grammar, and cultural context of the Tupy language. It remains an essential reference for linguists, historians, and anyone interested in the indigenous heritage of Brazil and the evolution of its languages. Gonçalves Dias' work is a testament to the importance of documenting and understanding the diverse linguistic landscape of Brazil's past.

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