Native American language

In many cases it is not even clear which Native American language a place name comes from.

There are many different Native American language groups and you can learn about some of them in this section.

The woman claimed to speak the local Native American language.

"Navajo is one of the very few viable native American languages," he said.

Still, many native American languages have reacted against these near-death experiences.

The symbol on its lid stood for hope in an ancient Native American language.

He learned several Native American languages in the process.

Alex later on discovered that the name means "demon" in a Native American language.

Another is that the name is rooted in a Native American language.

In 2013, the fair set a new record for attendance, with 921 Native American language students representing 46 different languages.

The language is relatively well attested compared to other Native American languages of the period.

A number of English words have been derived from Native American languages.

Twenty-four of the states' names originate from Native American languages.

Scholars believe that there used to be as many as 300 Native American languages.

In 1984, the first computer support for Native American languages began with the Rainbow 100.

It is one of the few Native American languages which has over one million speakers.

In the local native American language, "Tonto" meant "wild one."

Byington's work is considered one of the most complete lexicons for a Native American language.

Some people still use the Native American languages.

Johnston realised that Native American languages could be a good way to send coded messages.

Harrington became intensely interested in Native American languages and ethnography.

Throughout his career, Gallatin pursued an interest in Native American language and culture.

Northwestern Otomi is a native American language of central Mexico.

It is the most spoken Native American language in South America.

They are famous for their language, which is not like other Pueblo or Native American languages.