- The
Hokan /ˈhoʊkæn/
language family is a
hypothetical grouping of a
dozen small language families spoken mainly in California, Arizona, and Baja California...
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initially comply voluntarily with the
return of the
domains (版籍奉還,
hanseki hōkan), and were then
ordered to do so by the Court,
under the
threat of military...
- is the last
remaining structure of a 6th-century
temple complex known as
Hōkan-ji (法観寺). The
pagoda is now a
tourist attraction.
Archaeological evidence...
- has not been worn since. In
addition to
benkan for the emperor,
there is
hōkan (宝冠, lit. 'precious crown') for the
female emperor and
nikkeikan (日形冠, lit...
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Taikomochi (太鼓持), also
known as
hōkan (幇間), were the
original male
geisha of ****an. The ****anese
version of the jester,
taikomochi were once attendants...
- Comecrudan, and Coa****ltecan are
included in
Hokan with "reservations".
Esselen is
included in
Hokan with "strong reservations".
Tsimshian and Zuni...
- Macro-Kulyi–Cholónan
Hokan (Karok +
Chimariko +
Shastan +
Palaihnihan + Yana +
Pomoan +
Washo +
Esselen +
Yuman +
Salinan +
Chumashan + Seri + Tequistlatecan)
Hokan–Siouan...
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American (areal) #c0dde6
Salishan #afced1
Arawakan #98b1c7
Cariban #1d8c97
Hokan (disputed) #66c0cf Macro-Jê #275379
Mayan #4865bd Oto-Manguean #3686cc Pano-Tacanan...
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Eugene (1989). "The
Structure of the
Alsea Verb Root:
Papers from the 1989
Hokan-Penutian Workshop. Ed.
Scott DeLancey".
University of
Oregon Papers in Linguistics...
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before the
arrival of
speakers of Penutian, Uto-Aztecan, and
perhaps even
Hokan languages. Chumashan, Yukian, and
southern Baja
languages are
spoken in...
