MaipureMurui
MaipureMurui, also known as the Maipure-Murui languages, is a family of indigenous languages spoken by the Maipure and Murui peoples in the Amazon rainforest of Brazil. The Maipure-Murui languages are part of the larger Macro-Jê language family, which also includes languages such as Guaraní and Tupi. The family is characterized by a complex system of vowel harmony and a rich system of consonant sounds.
The Maipure-Murui languages are spoken by approximately 10,000 people, with the largest group being the Maipure,
The Maipure-Murui languages have a rich oral tradition, with stories, myths, and songs being an important part
Efforts are being made to preserve and revitalize the Maipure-Murui languages. The Brazilian government, along with