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Central Alaskan Yupʼik (also
rendered Yupik,
Central Yupik, or
indigenously Yugtun) is one of the
languages of the
Yupik family, in turn a
member of the Eskimo–Aleut...
- The
Yugtun or
Alaska script is a
syllabary invented around the year 1900 by
Uyaquq to
write the
Central Alaskan Yup'ik language. Uyaquq, who was monolingual...
- idea for the
first version of the
script he used to
write his dialect,
Yugtun, in a dream.
Reverend John Hinz, a
Moravian missionary in Alaska, and an...
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Siberian Yupik active speaker remains in Russia.
Central Alaskan Yup'ik (also
Yugtun,
Central Yup'ik, Yup'ik, West
Alaska Eskimo):
spoken on the
Alaska mainland...
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syllabics (writing system)
Inuit phonology Inuit grammar Kaktovik numerals Yugtun script Italics indicate extinct languages 1: The
Inuit language 'family'...
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operates Paul T.
Albert Memorial School, K-12. It is a
bilingual English-
Yugtun school. As of 2018[update]
there are
about 108
students at the school, all...
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system of
pictographs invented by
Uyaquk before the
development of the
Yugtun syllabary (c. 1900).[citation needed]
Nsibidi is a
system of
symbols indigenous...
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referred to
abugidas rather than true syllabaries.) Afaka –
Ndyuka Alaska or
Yugtun script –
Central Yup'ik Bété Cherokee –
Cherokee Cypriot – Arcadocypriot...
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Elitnaurvik School The
school covers PreK-12 and is a
bilingual English-
Yugtun school. As of 2018[update] it has
about 120 students.
Kasigluk Akiuk Memorial...
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syllabics (writing system)
Inuit phonology Inuit grammar Kaktovik numerals Yugtun script Italics indicate extinct languages 1: The
Inuit language 'family'...
