- The
Arapahoan languages are a
subgroup of the
Plains group of
Algonquian languages: Nawathinehena, Arapaho, and Gros Ventre.
Nawathinehena is extinct...
-
articles for each of the
three divisions.
Algonquian Plains 1.
Blackfoot Arapahoan (including
Nawathinehena (†), and
Besawunena (†)) 2.
Arapaho proper 3...
-
Plains Algonquian languages,
closely related to Gros
Ventre and
other Arapahoan languages. It is
spoken by the
Arapaho of
Wyoming and Oklahoma. Speakers...
-
Eastern Christianity →
Syriac Christianity Arapaho Algic →
Algonquian →
Arapahoan →
Arapaho United States (Colorado, Wyoming) Christianity,
Native American...
- self-identified
speakers as of 2009-2013
Language family Algic Algonquian Arapahoan Gros
Ventre Official status Official language in United
States ( Fort...
-
Plains Algonquian language, much like the Arapaho, and is
grouped as an
Arapahoan language (Arapaho-Atsina).
There is
evidence that,
together with bands...
- Native to
United States Era
attested 1899
Language family Algic Algonquian Arapahoan Nawathinehena Language codes ISO 639-3 nwa
Linguist List nwa Glottolog...
- present-day
Montana and
Prairie Provinces of Canada,
which were part of the
Arapahoan languages speaking peoples. The
nomadic Gros
Ventre were
called Minnetarees...
- (1999).
Plains Algonquian Blackfoot (also
known as
Blackfeet or Siksiká)
Arapahoan Arapaho-Atsina
Arapaho (also
known as
Arapahoe or Arapafoe) Gros Ventre...
-
Reservation Idaho, Utah,
Nevada Arapaho Algic: Algonquian:
Plains Algonquian:
Arapahoan 250 9,000
Northern Arapaho Wind
River Indian Reservation Oklahoma...
