- Eskaleutic. The
Eskaleut language family is
divided into two branches:
Eskimoan and Aleut. The
Aleut branch consists of a
single language, Aleut, spoken...
- Proto-
Eskimoan, Proto-Eskimo, or Proto-Inuit-Yupik, is the
reconstructed ancestor of the
Eskimo languages. It was
spoken by the
ancestors of the Yupik...
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family of
Eskaleut languages. The
Aleut and Proto-
Eskimoan diverged around 2000 BCE;
within the Proto-
Eskimoan classification, the
Yupik languages diverged...
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vocabularies to
define snow.
Other specialists in the
matter of
Eskimoan languages and
Eskimoan knowledge of snow and
especially sea ice
argue against this...
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Eskaleut languages Aleut Aleut Mednyj Aleut Eskimoan See also Proto-Eskaleut Proto-
Eskimoan Inuktitut syllabics (writing system)
Inuit phonology...
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south as Labrador. The
Inuit languages are one of the two
branches of the
Eskimoan language family, the
other being the
Yupik languages,
which are spoken...
- Proto-Eskaleut Proto-Eskimo–Aleut Proto-Inuit-Yupik-Unangan Reconstruction of
Eskaleut languages Lower-order
reconstructions Proto-
Eskimoan...
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Quebec and Labrador. To
avoid confusion with the Inuit, who
belong to the
Eskimoan peoples,
today only the
singular form "Innu / Ilnu" is used for the Innu...
- (=Algonquian)
Athapascas (=Athabaskan)
Catawban (=Catawba + Woccons)
Eskimaux (=
Eskimoan)
Iroquois (=Northern Iroquoian)
Cherokees (=Southern Iroquoian) Muskogee...
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Eskaleut languages Aleut Aleut Mednyj Aleut Eskimoan See also Proto-Eskaleut Proto-
Eskimoan Inuktitut syllabics (writing system)
Inuit phonology...
