Chiwere
- noun
- Linguists are working to document and revitalize the Chiwere language.
Examples
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The Chiwere dialect differs somewhat among the Iowa, Oto, and Missouri tribes.
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He presented research on the grammatical structure of Chiwere at the conference.
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The Chiwere language is rich in history.
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Are you familiar with the Chiwere language?
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Linguists are working to document and revitalize the Chiwere language.
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He presented research on the grammatical structure of Chiwere at the conference.
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The Chiwere dialect differs somewhat among the Iowa, Oto, and Missouri tribes.
Synonyms
A Native American language spoken by the Iowa, Otoe, and Missouria peoples
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Chiwere is the name the Iowa, Oto, and Missouri peoples use for their language and it belongs to the Siouan group of Native American languages. A helpful way to remember Chiwere is to think of it like 'Spanish' or 'Japanese' — the name of the people that also names their language.