Manoki

The Manoki, historically also called Irantxe, are an Indigenous people of western Mato Grosso in Brazil, whose villages stood along rivers of the Juruena basin such as the Cravari; their oral history recalls a time when about twenty-seven communal longhouses lined the waterways. Their tongue, Irantxe, is a language isolate with no known relatives, shared with the related Mỹky band.