-
Upper Chinook,
endonym Kiksht, also
known as
Columbia Chinook, and Wasco-Wishram
after its last
surviving dialect, is a
recently extinct language of the...
- Uto-Aztecan
language family related to Shoshonean. The
Wasco language,
known as
Kiksht, has been p****ed down
through generations of Warm
Spring Tribe members....
- (Wasco-Wishram,
Upper Chinook). For example,
Ethnologue 15e
classifies Kiksht as
Lower Chinook,
while others consider it
instead Upper Chinook (discussion)...
- or ládaxat, an
Upper Chinook name for a
Klickitat village with
resident Kiksht-speaking Wishram, in Yakama: Xwálχwaypam / Qwû'lh-hwai-pûm / X̣ʷáɬx̣ʷaypam...
- the
lower Columbia River, call it
Wimahl or
Wimal in the
Upper Chinook (
Kiksht) language, and it is Nch’i-Wàna or Nchi wana to the
Sahaptin (Ichishkíin...
- 59 (0.02) 6.78%
Koyukon Denaakkʼe Na-Dené 58 (0.02) 12.07%
Upper Chinook Kiksht Chinookan 58 (0.02) 10.34%
Caddo Hasí:nay
Caddoan 51 (0.01) 23.53% Kalapuya...
- by
Lewis and Clark, said to live on Lake
Vancouver The
Clackamas were a
Kiksht-speaking
group that had one
village along the
Clackamas River: Clackamas...
-
Three languages are
spoken among this confederacy: Sahaptin,
Upper Chinook/
Kiksht (Wasco) and Numu (Paiute). Therefore, any
attempt to
restore the mountain's...
- Foden-Vencil, Kristian. "Last
Fluent Speaker Of
Oregon Tribal Language '
Kiksht' Dies".
Oregon Public Broadcasting.
Archived from the
original on 10 October...
-
University of
Oregon formed a
partnership to
teach Northern Paiute and
Kiksht in the Warm
Springs Indian Reservation schools. In 2013,
Washoe County,...
