Enenlhet

The Enenlhet, better known by the Guaraní outside name Angaité, are an Indigenous people of the Paraguayan Chaco Boreal, settled mainly in the Presidente Hayes country along the Paraguay River around Puerto Casado. Their autonym Enenlhet is shared with the neighbouring Maskoy.

Their language is one of the six Lengua-Maskoy tongues, alongside Enlhet and Enxet. Like their Lengua-Maskoy kin, they lived as nomadic hunter-gatherers of the thorn forest, subsisting on game, fish, wild fruit and honey.