Witoto, also spelled Huitoto or Uitoto, is the Witotoan language spoken by the Witoto peoples of Colombia and neighboring northern Peru, with an estimated 7,400 to 8,200 speakers as of 2004. It comprises three named dialects, Minica, Murui and Nupode, each carrying its own ISO 639-3 code, and is written in the Latin script.
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