Yokuts
- noun
- /joʊˈkʌts/
- Only a few fluent speakers of Yokuts remain today, making preservation efforts critical.
Examples
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The grammar of Yokuts includes features that are rare in other Penutian languages.
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Linguists have studied the Yokuts language to learn more about Native Californian cultures.
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The Yokuts language is rich in history.
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Many linguists study the Yokuts language today.
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Linguists have studied the Yokuts language to learn more about Native Californian cultures.
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Only a few fluent speakers of Yokuts remain today, making preservation efforts critical.
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The grammar of Yokuts includes features that are rare in other Penutian languages.
Synonyms
A language spoken by the Yokuts people in California's San Joaquin Valley
A language once spoken by the Yokuts people in California's San Joaquin Valley
A dead Native American language once spoken by the Yokuts in California's San Joaquin Valley
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Yokuts also names the language of those people; it is the group's own name for their speech, so the Yokuts language simply means 'the language of the Yokuts people'.