Miriti
An extinct language of Brazil
| Population | No known speakers. Ethnic population: 55 (1995 AMTB). |
| Region | Pari-Cachoeira, Taracua, Amazonas. |
| Alternate names | Miriti Tapuyo, Miriti-Tapuia, Neenoá |
| Classification | Tucanoan, Miriti |
| Language use | Shifted to Tucano [tuo]. |
| Comments | ‘Tapuya’ comes from the Tupí word for ‘enemy’. |
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