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Antonio Machoni or
Antonio Maccioni (1671–1753) was an
Italian Jesuit,
linguist and cartographer. v t e...
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original language, Cacán. The Lule-Tonocote,
whose language was
recorded by
Machoni.
Unattested varieties classified by
Loukotka (1968) as part of the Lule...
- nature,
culture et hospitalité". Le Corridor.
Retrieved May 12, 2021.
Machonis,
Peter A. "Hollywood, Florida: a Seasonal, French-speaking Community" (PDF)...
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adrasta Weymer, 1892
Synonyms Acraea (Acraea)
adrasta Acraea adrasta Acraea machoni Oberthür, 1893
Planema haydni Suffert, 1904
Planema adrasta pancalis Jordan...
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Creole of Pointe-Coupée Parish.
Baton Rouge: LSU Press, 2003.
Peter A.
Machonis. "The
Origins and
Evolution of
French and
Creole in Louisiana." The African...
- do****ented in a
vocabulary and
grammar composed by the
Jesuit Antonio Machoni in 1732. Tonocoté,
sometimes confused with Lule, was
spoken by a settled...
- français et les
langues historiques de la France. Jean-Paul Gisserot. p. 57.
Machonis,
Peter A. (1990).
Histoire de la langue : Du
latin à l'ancien français...
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languages by
Mason (1950): Lule–Vilela Lule
Great Lule (of Miraflores, of
Machoni)
Small Lule Isistiné Tokistiné Oristiné
Vilela Atalalá Chunupí (Sinipé...
- from the Esistiné and Tokistiné groups. On
August 7, 1715,
Father Antonio Machoni moved the
mission to Fort Miraflores,
establishing the
mission of San Esteban...
- les
Serments de Strasbourg », in Vox Romanica, t. 15, 1956, pp. 188-214.
Machonis,
Peter A. (1990).
Histoire de la langue : du
latin à l'ancien français...
