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Omaha-Ponka Language Database

North American Languages

A fragmentary survey with focus on Siouan languages

ãná̃^hki^hkíe hce

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Anthropology (1)
Ethnology (2)
- Rites and Magic (2)
  - Funeral traditions and rites (1)
Generic (1)
History (4)
- Geographic distribution (2)
- Migration (3)
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- Grammaticalization (5)
  - Positionals (3)
- Historical linguistics (5)
  - Comparative linguistics (1)
  - Etymology (4)
    - Trees (2)
  - Palaeolinguistics (2)
- Morphosyntax (4)
  - Alignment (3)
- Notation (1)
- Noun classification (2)
- Phonology (2)
- Role and Reference Grammar (3)
- Semantics (2)
  - Quantifiers (2)
- Typology (1)
Native literature (3)
North American Languages (17)
- Sign Language (1)
- Siouan (14)
  - Dakotan (4)
    - Lakhota (Teton) (2)
  - Degiha (11)
    - Kansa (Kaw) (1)
    - Omaha (5)
    - Osage (6)
    - Ponca (5)
    - Quapaw (1)

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