Slowly they began to convert the Mahican, and in 1743 built a chapel.

Wolno zaczęli nawracać Mohikanina, i w 1743 zbudować kaplicę.

For some reason he switched Mahican to Mohican in his title.

Z jakiegoś powodu przeniósł Mohikanina na Mohikanina w swoim tytule.

The Dutch initially traded for furs with the local Mahican.

Holenderski początkowo wymienił na futra z miejscowym Mohikaninem.

The Mahican were a confederacy rather than a single tribe, and at the time of contact, had five main divisions:

Mohikanin były konfederacją a nie jednym plemieniem, i w czasie kontaktu, mieć pięć głównych podziałów:

These two dialects emerged after 1740 as aggregations arising from the dislocation of Mahican and other groups.

Te dwa dialekty objawiły się po 1740 jako agregacja w wyniku zakłócenia Mohikanina i innych grup.

Quinney represented the Mahican in 1828 and 1830 by attempting to secure a title for the disputed land.

Quinney reprezentował Mohikanina w 1828 i 1830 przez próbowanie zabezpieczyć tytuł dla ziemi zgłoszono pretensje.

They were three Mohawks and a Mahican.

Byli trzy Mohawks i Mohikanin.

In 1628, the Mohawk tribe defeated the Mahican, who retreated to Connecticut.

W 1628, Mohawk plemię zwyciężyło Mohikanina, który wycofał się do Connecticut.

It has some features of Mahican and Western Abenaki but there is no further information available.

To ma jakieś cechy Mohikanina i Zachodniego Abenaki ale nie ma żadnej bliższej informacji dostępny.

Some historical evidence suggests commonalities between Mahican and Munsee.

Jakieś historyczne dowody wskazują na wspólności między Mohikaninem a Munsee.

Mahican: last spoken in Wisconsin (ca. 1930s)

Mohikanin: ostatni mówiony w Wisconsin (ca. 1930 s)

Mahican (also known as Mohican)

Mohikanin (również znany jako Mohikanin)

Ethnologue entry for Mahican.

Ethnologue wejście dla Mohikanina.

By 1744 it was inhabited by Lenape, Mahican, Shawnee and others.

Przed 1744 to było zamieszkiwane przez Lenape, Mohikanin, Shawnee i in..

"Notes on Mahican."

"Notatki na Mohikanina."

The location where Waterbury now lies was once the frontier between the Mahican and Pennacook people.

Lokalizacja gdzie Waterbury teraz kłamie był kiedyś granicą między Mohikaninem a Pennacook ludzie.

Nonetheless Unami and Munsee are more closely related to each other than to Mahican.

Niemniej Unami i Munsee są bliżej opowiedziany sobie niż do Mohikanin.

The 1 BerkShare note uses a portrait of a Mahican, the original inhabitants of the area.

1 BerkShare notatka wykorzystuje portret Mohikanina, oryginalni mieszkańcy obszaru.

Although similar in name, the Mohegan are a different tribe from the Mahican, who were another branch in the Algonquian language family.

Pomimo że podobny pod względem imienia, Mohegan są innym plemieniem od Mohikanina, kto byli inną gałęzią w algonkińskiej rodzinie językowej.

The Menominee ended up selling their land to the officials, including the land on the Fox River that they had sold to the Mahican.

Menominee skończyło sprzedawaniem ich ziemi urzędnikom, w tym ziemię na Lisie Rzeka, którą mieli sprzedała Mohikaninowi.

Stockbridge, Massachusetts, a town in which the ancestors of the Stockbridge Mahican once lived.

Stockbridge, Massachusetts, miasto w który przodkowie Stockbridge Mohikanin kiedyś żył.

Mahican became extinct in the early twentieth century, with the last recorded documentation of Mahican made in the 1930s.

Mohikanin wygasnął we wczesnym dwudziestym wieku, z ostatnią nagraną dokumentacją Mohikanina zrobionego w 1930s.

Taken together with Mahican, the Delaware languages constitute Delawaran, a subgroup within Eastern Algonquian.

Wzięty razem z Mohikaninem, Delaware języki stanowią Delawaran, podgrupa w Eastern Algonquian.

Several shared phonological innovations support a genetic subgroup consisting of the Delaware languages and Mahican, sometimes referred to as Delawaran.

Kilka dzielonych fonologicznych innowacji popiera genetyczne składanie się podgrupy Delaware języki i Mohikanin, czasami odnosić się jako Delawaran.

Hendrick Aupaumut (Mahican) (1757-1830)

Hendrick Aupaumut (Mohikanin) (1757-1830)

His mother was Mahican, a related Algonquian tribe.

Taken together with Mahican, the Delaware languages constitute Delawaran, a subgroup within Eastern Algonquian.

Three Mohawk chiefs and one Mahican are received in Queen Anne's court in England as the Four Kings of the New World.

Throughout the region were spoken two related languages (part of the Algonquian language family and related to Mahican) collectively known as the Delaware languages: Unami and Munsee.

According to Abenaki oral tradition, a strange native identifying himself as a Mahican (as the Stockbridge Indians were also known) entered the village and circulated warnings that it was about to be attacked.

It also addressed relations between the Iroquois and a number of other tribes, including the Mahican of the Hudson River, and the Nipmuc, Mohegan, and Massachusett of New England.

The Four Mohawk Kings or Four Kings of the New World were three Mohawk chiefs of the Iroquois Confederacy and a Mahican of the Algonquian peoples.

At the time of European encounter, the area was inhabited chiefly by the historic Iroquoian-speaking Mohawk of the Iroquois Confederacy to the west of Lake Champlain, with Algonquian-speaking Mahican to the south.

It was claimed by the English but largely occupied by the Oneida, Onondaga, Seneca, Cayuga and Mohawk, who had the territory in the central Mohawk Valley, as well as Mahican near the Hudson River.

Francis Nicholson, who had led an aborted expedition against New France from New York in 1709, brought one Mahican and three Mohawk chiefs to London in a bid to gain support for a new expedition in 1710.

To the north were the Algonquian Mahican, and to the east were the Eastern Long Island Algonquian languages, such as Unquachog (also spelled Unkechaug) and southern New England languages, such as Quiripi.

Kieft decided, against the advice of the council of Twelve Men, to punish the Indians by attacking Pavonia and Corlear's Hook who had taken refuge among the Netherlanders (their presumed allies) when fleeing raiding Mahican from the north.

By using the name Uncas for one of his characters, he seemed to confuse the two regional tribes: the Mohegan of Connecticut, of which Uncas had been a well-known sachem, and the Mahican of upstate New York.

Some of the colonists resented the Moravians' work on behalf of the Mahican; others accused them of being secret Jesuits who were working to rouse the Mahican against the settlers on the side of the French.