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Albert Samuel Gatschet (October 3, 1832, Beatenberg,
Canton of Bern –
March 16, 1907, Washington, D.C.) was a Swiss-American
ethnologist who
trained as...
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Stephanie Lucile Gatschet (born
March 16, 1983, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) is an actress, who has
appeared on the soap
operas Guiding Light (as Tammy...
- in Florida,
casting doubt on this etymology. "Echo": In 1884,
Albert S.
Gatschet claimed that
Suwannee derives from the Cr**** word sawani,
meaning "echo"...
- Bloemendaal:
Stichting Libri Antiyani. pp. 89–102.
Retrieved 29
April 2023.
Gatschet, Alb. S. (1885). "The
Aruba Language and the
Papiamento Jargon". Proceedings...
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plant names.
Gatschet,
Albert S. (1890). The
Klamath Indians of
southwestern Oregon. ISBN 9780665527449.
Retrieved 2012-08-30.
Gatschet,
Albert S. (1880)...
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dated November 15, 1887 to
Albert S.
Gatschet that
contained several Bidai words. The word list was
published in
Gatschet (1891: 39, fn. 2).
Below is Zamponi's...
- Te****seh's
Shawnee friend James Logan gave his full name as "We-the-****pt-te".
Gatschet (1895)
gives the name in
Shawnee as Tekámthi or Tkámthi,
which is derived...
- relocation. In 1885 in an
article in Science,
Swiss linguist Albert S.
Gatschet wrote about various linguistic idiosyncrasies in Yuchi. He said that adjectives...
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Western Atakapa is the better-attested of the two varieties. In 1885,
Albert Gatschet collected words, sentences, and
texts from two
native Atakapa speakers...
- food and clothing, and also by capture. Peet,
Stephen Denison (1881–82).
Gatschet, Alb. S. (ed.). The
American Antiquarian and
Oriental Journal. Jameson...
