Tutelo
- noun
- She wrote her thesis on the grammar of Tutelo.
Examples
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The Tutelo language is no longer spoken today but has been studied by linguists.
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Some vocabulary from Tutelo has been preserved in historical records.
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The Tutelo language has not been spoken for over a century.
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Many scholars study the Tutelo to understand its structure.
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Linguists are documenting the extinct Tutelo language to preserve its unique features.
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The revival efforts for the Tutelo language include creating educational materials.
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Research on Tutelo provides insights into the historical context of Siouan languages.
Synonyms
A language spoken by the Tutelo people in the eastern United States that is now extinct
Compounds
A language spoken by the Tutelo people in the eastern United States that is now extinct
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tutelo is also the name of the language spoken by that same tribe; like 'English' or 'French', a group's name often becomes the name of its 'language'. That's why Tutelo can mean the now extinct language of those people.