Carolinian

E17025

Carolinian is an Austronesian language spoken primarily in the Northern Mariana Islands, closely related to other Micronesian languages and central to the cultural identity of the Carolinian people.

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All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Carolinian canonical 20
Carolinian language 11
Carolinian people 2

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Austronesian language
Micronesian language
natural language
associatedPeople Carolinian self-linksurface differs
surface form: Carolinian people
belongsTo Micronesian subgroup of Oceanic languages
centralTo Carolinian cultural identity
closelyRelatedTo Chuukic–Pohnpeic languages
surface form: Chuukese

Ulithian
Woleaian
country United States of America
surface form: United States
endangeredStatus vulnerable language
hasAlternativeName Refaluwasch language
Saipan Carolinian
hasCommunityEfforts language revitalization programs in the Northern Mariana Islands
hasCulturalRole marker of Carolinian ethnic identity
medium of traditional navigation knowledge
medium of traditional rituals and ceremonies
hasDialect Saipan dialect
varieties linked to different atoll origins
hasEthnologueEntry Carolinian self-link
hasGlottocode crol1237
hasISO6393Code cal
hasLoanwordsFrom Chamorro
English
Japanese
hasMorphologicalType agglutinative
hasPhonologicalFeature contrastive vowel length
prenasalized stops
hasRegulatoryBody Carolinian language committees in the Northern Mariana Islands
hasSpeakerCommunity Saipan Carolinian
surface form: Saipan Carolinian community
historicalOrigin Caroline Islands migration to Saipan
languageFamily Austronesian languages
partOf Oceanic branch of Austronesian
politicalEntity Northern Mariana Islands
surface form: Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands
region western Pacific Ocean
surface form: Western Pacific Ocean
spokenIn Northern Mariana Islands
Saipan
statusInCNMI recognized indigenous language
subfamily Micronesian languages
taughtIn some schools in the Northern Mariana Islands
usedAlongside English in the Northern Mariana Islands
usedFor daily communication among Carolinian people
oral tradition
storytelling
traditional songs
usedIn local radio programs in the Northern Mariana Islands
wordOrder SVO
writingSystem Latin alphabet
surface form: Latin script

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Micronesia hasEthnicGroup Carolinian
this entity surface form: Carolinian people
Carolinian associatedPeople Carolinian self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Carolinian people
Carolinian hasEthnologueEntry Carolinian self-link
Carolinean languages hasPart Carolinian
this entity surface form: Carolinian language
Tinian officialLanguage Carolinian
Tinian ethnicGroup Carolinian
Saipan officialLanguage Carolinian
Saipan hasEthnicGroup Carolinian
Palauan hasNeighboringLanguages Carolinian
Ulithian subgroupOf Carolinian
this entity surface form: Carolinian languages
Ulithian closelyRelatedTo Carolinian
this entity surface form: Carolinian language
Ulithian sharesLexiconWith Carolinian
this entity surface form: Carolinian language
Saipan Carolinian subclassOf Carolinian
this entity surface form: Carolinian language
Saipan Carolinian closelyRelatedTo Carolinian
this entity surface form: Carolinian language
English in the Northern Mariana Islands coOfficialWith Carolinian
this entity surface form: Carolinian language
Refaluwasch language hasAlternativeName Carolinian
this entity surface form: Carolinian language
Micronesian languages hasLanguage Carolinian
this entity surface form: Carolinian language
Songsong hasCommonLanguage Carolinian
Sinapalo hasLanguage Carolinian
Woleaian language closelyRelatedTo Carolinian
this entity surface form: Carolinian language
Puluwatese language closelyRelatedTo Carolinian
this entity surface form: Carolinian language
Amtrak Carolinian name Carolinian
Luta hasOfficialLanguage Carolinian
Carolinean people usesLanguage Carolinian
this entity surface form: Carolinian language
Alamagan languageUsed Carolinian