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Loucheux and Hare Wordlist

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Language Name

Gwich'in and Slavey.

Alternate Language Names

Gwich'in: Gwitch'in, Kutchin, Kootchin, Loucheux, Loucheaux, Takudh, Tukudh.

Slavey: Hare (dialect), Bear Lake (dialect), Mountain (dialect); all of these are considered northern slavey. Dene-thah, South Slavey (dialect), Slavi, Slave, Dené, Mackenzian.

Region

Northwest Territories, Yukon, Canada; Alaska, United States.

Who

It is unclear who the author of the dictionary is. The Alaska Native Language Archive notes that the author may be Herbert Zimmerman.

Others Involved

There is no information included in this resource about others involved.

Publishing Information

This resource was never formally published. However, it is estimated to have been written in 1959.

How People are Cited

This wordlist does not cite any authors or contributors.

How Information is Cited

This wordlist does not cite the source of any of its information.

Where is Information Coming from

This wordlist does not indicate where information is coming from or what sources were used.

Tools and Framework used

This wordlist is available as a digital book (PDF scan).

Access

This wordlist is open access.

Included Languages and Directionality

English to Gwich'in to Hare.

Dialects Included

This wordlist includes the Hare dialect of Northern Slavey. The Gwich'in dialect included may be Western Canada Gwichʼin based on the use of Loucheux.

Type of Dictionary

This is a multilingual, comparative, topical wordlist.

How are Entries Organised

Entries are organized by semantic theme. There are main thematic sections which are then organized in to sub-themes. For example, under the main theme of Nouns, are the sub-categories of Nature, Foods, and Animals.

Other Features

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Example phrases
Speakers marked
Dialects marked The wordlist is organized into 3 columns, and they are titled with the dialect/language name

Other Notes

While this wordlist is typed, there are some annotations added to entries in pen indicating diacritics and additional letters.

External Links

Reference and open access digital copy of Loucheux and Hare wordlist through the Alaska Native Language Archive: https://www.uaf.edu/anla/record.php?identifier=KU959U1959