Documentation:RelLex/Koasati Digital Dictionary
Koasati Digital Dictionary
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Language Name
Koasati.
Alternate Language Names
Coushatta, Kowassá:ti.
Region
Texas and Louisiana, United States.
Who
Koasati Language Committee.
Others Involved
Ronnie Abbey, Iwana Barnard, Doris Battise, Margie Battise, Ed Celestine, Darlene Dunnehoo, Nina Fuselier, Claudine Hasting, Jaime Hill, Dakota John, Jonas John, Marian John, Margaret John, Barbara Langley, Bertney Langley, Loris Langley, Jeanette Celestine Langley, Regina “Tee” LaBuff, Paula Manuel, Kathy Peoples, Clifford Poncho, Jamison Poncho, Lorenda Poncho, Geraldine Reed, Adrian Sylestine, Delson “Dan” Sylestine, Janice Sylestine, Terry Sylestine, Elizabeth Marie Thompson, Leland Thompson, Carol Whitworth, Crystal Williams, Heather Williams, Loretta Williams, Norman Williams, Rodney Williams (language committee); Jack B. Martin (editor); Stephanie Hasselbacher Berryhill, Tim Churchill, Thomas Diaz, Angela Hales, Christopher Hart-Moynihan, Luke Hart-Moynihan, Joe Kessler, Colton O’Connor, Eric Press, Rachael Tatman, Dan Villarreal (unspecified contributions); McNeese State University, the College of William and Mary (collaborators).
Publishing Information
How People are Cited
How Information is Cited
Where is Information Coming from
Speakers?
Tools and Framework used
Website.
Access
Open.
Included Languages and Directionality
Koasati to English
Dialects Included
Type of Dictionary
Bilingual Dictionary.
How are Entries Organised
Alphabetically by Koasati.
Other Features
Feature | Included | More Information |
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Guide to use and understand | ❌ | |
Audio | ❌ | |
Images | ❌ | |
Example phrases | ✅ | Included in entry |
Speakers marked | ❌ | |
Dialects marked | ❌ |