Chilula

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Chilula is an extinct Athabaskan language once spoken by an Indigenous people of northwestern California along the lower Redwood Creek area.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Athabaskan language
Na-Dene language
Northern Athabaskan language
extinct language
associatedPeople Chilula people NERFINISHED
continent North America
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalRegion Northwest California cultural area NERFINISHED
documentation limited
endangeredStatus extinct language (no native speakers)
endonymLanguageFamily Dene NERFINISHED
ethnicity Chilula NERFINISHED
extinctionReason colonialism in California
languageShift to English
geographicArea Humboldt County, California NERFINISHED
Redwood Creek drainage
glottocode chil1280
glottologName Chilula NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeName Chilula Apache (historical misnomer) NERFINISHED
Chilula Athabaskan NERFINISHED
hasEthnologueEntry yes
hasGlottologEntry yes
hasLinguisticFeature complex verb morphology
prefixing verb structure
tone-less phonology
ISO639-3 cll
languageBranch Pacific Coast Athabaskan NERFINISHED
languageFamily Athabaskan NERFINISHED
Na-Dene NERFINISHED
linguisticClassificationLevel language
macroArea North America NERFINISHED
neighboringLanguage Hupa NERFINISHED
Mattole
Whilkut NERFINISHED
region northwestern California
relatedTo Hupa language NERFINISHED
Mattole language NERFINISHED
Whilkut language NERFINISHED
spokenAlong lower Redwood Creek NERFINISHED
spokenBy Indigenous people of northwestern California
spokenIn California NERFINISHED
status extinct
subgroupOf California Athabaskan NERFINISHED
Pacific Coast Athabaskan NERFINISHED
writingSystem Latin alphabet
surface form: Latin script

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