Tutelo language

http://dbpedia.org/resource/Tutelo_language an entity of type: Thing

Le tutelo est une langue amérindienne de la famille des langues siouanes du sous-groupe des langues siouanes de la vallée de l'Ohio. La langue est éteinte depuis le XIXe siècle. rdf:langString

Tutelo, também chamada Tutelo Saponi, é um membro virginiano das línguas sioux que já foi originalmente falada nas áreas onde ficam hoje Virginia e Virgínia Ocidental, bem como em áreas para onde foram seus falantes, tais como Carolina do Norte, Pennsylvania, Nova Iorque e Ontário. Foi falada pelos povos Tutelo, Saponi, Occaneechi, Manahoac, Monacan. rdf:langString

El tutelo, també conegut com a tutelo–saponi, és un membre de la branca de Virgínia de llengües siouan que es parlava originalment en el que és ara Virgínia i Virgínia Occidental, així com en viatges posteriors dels parlants a través de Carolina del Nord, Pennsilvània, Nova York, i finalment, Ontario. rdf:langString

Tutelo, also known as Tutelo–Saponi, is a member of the Virginian branch of Siouan languages that were originally spoken in the territory now known as Virginia and West Virginia in the United States. Some speakers of Tutelo migrated north to escape warfare. Traveling through North Carolina, Pennsylvania, New York, they finally settled in Ontario after the American Revolutionary War with the Cayuga (Iroqouian speakers) at what is now known as Six Nations of the Grand River First Nation. rdf:langString

rdfs:label

rdf:langString Tutelo

rdf:langString Língua tutelo

rdf:langString Tutelo language

dbpprop:name

rdf:langString Tutelo

dbpedia-owl:wikiPageID

xsd:integer 26878970

dbpedia-owl:wikiPageRevisionID

xsd:integer 1110210931

dbpprop:extinct

rdf:langString after 1982

rdf:langString with the death of Albert Green

dbpprop:fam

rdf:langString Virginia Siouan

dbpprop:imagecaption

rdf:langString Tutelo language region prior to European colonization.

dbpedia-owl:abstract

rdf:langString El tutelo, també conegut com a tutelo–saponi, és un membre de la branca de Virgínia de llengües siouan que es parlava originalment en el que és ara Virgínia i Virgínia Occidental, així com en viatges posteriors dels parlants a través de Carolina del Nord, Pennsilvània, Nova York, i finalment, Ontario. L'últim parlant nadiu de pura sang, Nikonha, va morir en 1871 a l'edat de 106, però se les hi va arreglar per ensenyar unes 100 paraules de vocabulari a l'etnòleg Horatio Hale, qui el va visitar a la reserva d'Ontario l'any anterior. Tanmateix, el coneixement de la llengua i la gramàtica va ser preservat per descendents de barreja tutelo i cayuga a Grand River ben entrat el segle xx, i fou recollida per Hale i altres estudiosos com John Napoleon Brinton Hewitt, James Owen Dorsey, Leo J. Frachtenberg, Edward Sapir, Frank Speck, i Marianne Mithun.

rdf:langString Le tutelo est une langue amérindienne de la famille des langues siouanes du sous-groupe des langues siouanes de la vallée de l'Ohio. La langue est éteinte depuis le XIXe siècle.

rdf:langString Tutelo, also known as Tutelo–Saponi, is a member of the Virginian branch of Siouan languages that were originally spoken in the territory now known as Virginia and West Virginia in the United States. Some speakers of Tutelo migrated north to escape warfare. Traveling through North Carolina, Pennsylvania, New York, they finally settled in Ontario after the American Revolutionary War with the Cayuga (Iroqouian speakers) at what is now known as Six Nations of the Grand River First Nation. Nikonha, the last fluent speaker in Tutelo country, died in 1871 at age 106. The year before, he had managed to impart about 100 words of vocabulary to the ethnologist Horatio Hale, who had visited him at the Six Nations Reserve. In 1753 the Tutelo had joined the Iroquois confederacy under the sponsorship of the Cayuga. Descendants living at Grand River spoke Tutelo well into the twentieth century, when it was recorded by Hale and other scholars including J. N. B. Hewitt, James Owen Dorsey, Leo J. Frachtenberg, Edward Sapir, Frank Speck, and Marianne Mithun. The last active speakers, a mother and daughter, died in a house fire shortly before Mithun's visit in 1982. The last native speaker, Albert Green, died some time after that.

rdf:langString Tutelo, também chamada Tutelo Saponi, é um membro virginiano das línguas sioux que já foi originalmente falada nas áreas onde ficam hoje Virginia e Virgínia Ocidental, bem como em áreas para onde foram seus falantes, tais como Carolina do Norte, Pennsylvania, Nova Iorque e Ontário. Foi falada pelos povos Tutelo, Saponi, Occaneechi, Manahoac, Monacan.

data from the linked data cloud