Miriti is an extinct Tucanoan language of Brazil.^[4]

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Miriti
Neenoá
Native to	Brazil
Ethnicity	94 Mirití (2017)^[1]
Extinct	1980s^[2]
Language family	Tucanoan Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern II Kotiria-Piratapuyo Piratapuyic Arapaso language [hr; pt]–Miriti^[3] Miriti
Language codes
ISO 639-3	`mmv`
Glottolog	`miri1270`
ELP	Mirití

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