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The Natchez language is the ancestral language of the Natchez people who historically inhabited Mississippi and Louisiana, and who now mostly live among the Muscogee and Cherokee peoples in Oklahoma. The language is considered to be either unrelated to other indigenous languages of the Americas or distantly related to the Muskogean languages.

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rdfs:label	Natchez (llengua) (ca) Idioma natchez (es) Natchez (langue) (fr) ナチェズ語 (ja) Natchez language (en) Língua natchez (pt) Натчез (язык) (ru)
rdfs:comment	El natchez es una lengua aislada hablada anteriormente por los natchez. (es) Le natchez est une langue amérindienne isolée parlée en Oklahoma. La langue est éteinte depuis le début du XXe siècle. (fr) ナチェズ語 (英: Natchez) は、歴史的にミシシッピ州とルイジアナ州に住み、現在は主にオクラホマ州のクリーク族とチェロキー族の間に住んでいるナチェズ族の祖先の言語だった。この言語は、南北アメリカの他の先住民言語とは無関係であるか、マスコギ語とは遠い関係にあると見なされる。ナチェズの音韻論は、その共鳴音では声の区別があるが、阻害音ではそうではない。また、さまざまな形態音韻プロセスがある。 (ja) Натчез (Natchez) — индейский язык-изолят, на котором говорит народ натчез в американских штатах Луизиана и Миссисипи. Два носителя этого языка, Ватт Сэм и Нэнси Рэйвен, умерли в конце 1930-х годов. Натчез трудятся над тем, чтобы возродить свой язык и сделать его разговорным. Начиная с 2011 года, областные лингвисты из общества изучали техническую документацию. Натчез сейчас живут среди криков (мускоги) и чероков в штате Оклахома, у которых есть диалект таэнса. (ru) El natchez és la llengua ancestral dels natchez que històricament habitaren Mississipí i Louisiana, i que actualment viuen entre els creek i cherokees a Oklahoma. Es considera que aquesta llengua no està relacionada amb altres llengües ameríndies o llunyanament relacionada amb les llengües muskogi. (ca) The Natchez language is the ancestral language of the Natchez people who historically inhabited Mississippi and Louisiana, and who now mostly live among the Muscogee and Cherokee peoples in Oklahoma. The language is considered to be either unrelated to other indigenous languages of the Americas or distantly related to the Muskogean languages. (en) Natchez É a linguagem ancestral do que historicamente habitou Mississippi e Louisiana, e que agora vivem principalmente entre os Creek e os Cherokees s em Oklahoma. A linguagem é considerada como não relacionada com outras línguas ameríndias ou distantemente relacionada às . (pt)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Schwa Mississippian culture Morphophonemic Natchez people Antoine-Simon Le Page du Pratz John R. Swanton United States University of Chicago Velar consonant Indian removal Indigenous languages of the Americas International Journal of American Linguistics Interrogative Native American language revitalization Fricative consonant Glottal consonant Grand Village of the Natchez Mississippi Muscogee language Ergative case Labialization Trail of tears Approximant consonant Louisiana Chitimacha language Stop consonant Subject-object-verb Michigan State University Libraries Muskogean languages Indigenous languages of the North American Southeast Trail of Tears Wiktionary Language isolate Affricate consonant Albert Gallatin Albert Pike Alveolar consonant Language isolates of North America Notchietown, Oklahoma Daniel Garrison Brinton Register (sociolinguistics) Atakapa language Gulf languages Archie Sam Extinct languages of North America Abihka Cherokee people Chiefdom Bilabial consonant Swadesh list Syntax Tunica language Languages extinct in the 1950s Mary Haas Plaquemine culture Imperative mood Indian Territory Koasati language Michigan State University

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