Puri is an extinct language of eastern Brazil, spoken by the Puri people, that ceased being spoken sometime in the 19th century. The Puri people have since reconstructed the language, and a number of second-language speakers exist, according to Ethnologue. Puri can be considered a language isolate, with the related Coroado language seen as one of its dialects.
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