- The
Achumawi language (also
Achomawi or Pit
River language) is the
indigenous language spoken by the Pit
River people in the
northeast corner of present-day...
-
Achomawi (also
Achumawi,
Ajumawi and Ahjumawi) are the
northerly nine (out of eleven)
bands of the Pit
River tribe of
Palaihnihan Native Americans who...
- two
closely related languages, both now extinct:
Palaihnihan Atsugewi †
Achumawi † (ís siwa wó disi, also
known as Achomawi, Pit
River Indian) The original...
- do****entation of
Atsugewi see
Golla (2011: 98–99).
Atsugewi is
related to
Achumawi. They have long been
considered as part of the
hypothetical Hokan stock...
- in some
historical records. The
eleven bands are as follows:
Achomawi (
Achumawi, Ajumawi)
Aporidge Astariwawi (Astarawi)
Atsuge (Atsugewi)
Atwamsini Hanhawi...
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Alturas (Spanish for "Heights";
Achumawi: Kasalektawi) is the only
incorporated city in
Modoc County,
California of
which it is also the
county seat. Located...
-
boundaries of
California before and
after the
arrival of Europeans. Achomawi,
Achumawi, Pit
River tribe,
northeastern California Atsugewi,
northeastern California...
- (Katsumahtauta in Angulo,
Achumawi Life-Force 1975:61). The
Achomawi are also
known as the Pit
River Indians. They
traditionally spoke the
Achumawi language. However...
-
retracted against the back wall of the pharynx. In a few languages, such as
Achumawi, Amis of
Taiwan and
perhaps some of the
Salishan languages, the two movements...
- languages: *xwak in Proto-Yuman, c-oocj (pronounced [koːkx]) in Seri, ha'k in
Achumawi, etc. The "Hokan hypothesis" was
first proposed in 1913 by
Roland B. Dixon...
