Sioux language
Sioux language Sioux (Dakota, Lakota) Spoken in: United States, Canada ... northeastern Montana, Canada Total speakers: 26,300 Language family: Siouan-Catawban Siouan Mississippi Valley Dakotan Sioux Language codes ISO 639-1: none ...
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Talk:Sioux language
Talk:Sioux language Regional Varieties I've generally seen Sioux described as having five, rather than three ... for example, the first paragraph at the Language Geek page on Assiniboine, which is a ... but there are three regional dialects of Sioux itself. Sorry. --Whimemsz 17:50, 20 ...
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Sioux
Sioux For the helicoptor H-13 Sioux, see Bell 47 Sioux A Sioux in traditional dress including war bonnet, circa ... Total population: Significant populations in: United States Language: English, Sioux Religion: Related ethnic groups: ...
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Sioux   (translated from German)
Sioux Sioux ( dt.: [ ]; engl.: [ ]) is both the name for ... group of nordamerikanischen Indianervoelkern and for one Language family. Spotted Tail Talk Bird Chieftains of the Sioux 1877 Sioux Indians groups with three close related ...
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Sioux   (translated from French)
Sioux This article is one outline to supplement ... your knowledge by modifying it. Amerindian people Sioux Current population (to supplement) Current localization to supplement Language to supplement The word Sioux indicate: An important group linguistic of the ... groups, them Catawba today disappeared and the Sioux (which comprises themselves of other subdivisions). ...
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Lakota language
Lakota language Lakota (Lakhota) Spoken in: United States, with ... northern Montana Total speakers: 8,000–9,000 Language family: Siouan-Catawban Siouan Mississippi Valley Dakotan Sioux Lakota Language codes ISO 639-1: none ISO 639 ... in Unicode. Lakota (also Lakhota, Teton, Teton Sioux) is the largest of the three ...
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Language family   (translated from German)
Language family Languages of the world Those Sprachen leave themselves to the world in Language families divide. A language family is a group genetically related, i.e. of a common basic language (Original language, Informal language) descending languages, between which ...
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Sioux languages   (translated from German)
Sioux languages Those Sioux languages form one genetische language family North American indigener peoples . An important language of this family is Lakota language . Together with that Dakota, Lakota and ...
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Category:Sioux
Category:Sioux Subcategories There is 1 subcategory to this ... category. L Lakota tribe Pages in category "Sioux" There are 39 pages in this section of this category. * Sioux A American Horse B Big Eagle Big ... Crow King E Charles Eastman G Great Sioux Nation G cont. Great Sioux reservation H Minnie Hollow Wood I ...
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Talk:Lakota language
Talk:Lakota language Nasal vowels in the orthography The article ... but Lakota is not a dialect of Sioux, anymore than Norwegian is a dialect of ... page consider Lakota to be a seperate language, and to the best of my knowledge ... speakers of Lakota consider it a seperate language. That's the standard usually used to seperate a language from a dialect.--Prosfilaes 06:11, ...
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