Algonquian language

An Algonquian language is any member of a family of Indigenous languages of North America, historically spoken from the Atlantic coast to the Great Plains and characterized by complex morphology and polysynthetic structure.

Observed surface forms (2)

• Eastern Algonquian language ×6
• Algonquian language variety ×1

Instances (27)

• Mahican via concept surface "Eastern Algonquian language"
  surface form: Mahican language
• Abenaki
  surface form: Abenaki language
• Wôpanâak
• Narragansett language
• Cree language
• Fox language
• Miami-Illinois language
• Unami language via concept surface "Eastern Algonquian language"
• Massachusett language via concept surface "Eastern Algonquian language"
• Maliseet-Passamaquoddy language via concept surface "Eastern Algonquian language"
• Western Abenaki language
• Shawnee language
• Cheyenne language
• Menominee language
• Munsee language via concept surface "Eastern Algonquian language"
• Arapaho language
• Naskapi language
• Gros Ventre language
• Atikamekw language
• Mahican language via concept surface "Eastern Algonquian language"
• Unami via concept surface "Algonquian language variety"
• Wampanoag language
• Bodéwadmi
  surface form: Potawatomi language
• Sac
  surface form: Sauk language
• Potawatomi language
• Sauk language
• Sac and Fox language