Ikíngut

Ikíngut is an extinct language isolate spoken by the Ikíngut people of the Amazon rainforest, specifically in Brazil. Its exact location was reportedly along the Juruena River, though further details are sparse due to the limited and unreliable documentation available. Knowledge of the language is extremely limited, and its genetic affiliation remains unknown. The Ikíngut people are believed to have been contacted and potentially dispersed by the early 20th century. Consequently, information about their language is scarce and often based on second-hand reports. The language is considered extinct as there are no known living speakers.