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Stem List of the Bella Coola Language

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Language Name

Nuxalk.

Alternate Language Names

Bella Coola, Nuxalkmc.

Region

British Columbia, Canada.

Who

Hank F. Nater.

Others Involved

Netherlands Organization for the Advancement of Pure Research (Funding); Mr. Van Eijk, Mr. Kuipers, Mr. Rath, Mr. Timmers, Mr. Vink (Relevant data from other language work); Benny Jack (Recording); Margaret Siwallace, Felicity Walkus, Hank King, Andy Schooner Sr. (Language Consultants).

Publishing Information

Published 1977 by the Peter de Ridder Press, Lisse (Netherlands).

How People are Cited

People are cited on the first page of the dictionary.

How Information is Cited

Speakers are cited on the first page of the dictionary. Previous fieldwork and publications are cited in the Introductory section of the dictionary.

Where is Information Coming from

Information in this dictionary comes from speakers, the author's previous fieldwork, and previously published materials as listed on pp. 6–7.

Tools and Framework used

This dictionary is available as a physical book.

Access

This dictionary is accessible through libraries.

Included Languages and Directionality

Nuxalk to English.

In some entries, following the English, there are comparative forms in other languages including Carrier, Coeur d'Alene, Chinook Jargon, Comox, Cowichan, Heiltsuk, Kalispel, Kitimat, Kwakiutl, Lillooet, Musqueam, Nootka, Puget Sound, Sechelt, Shuswap, Squamish, Thompson, Tillamook, and Tsimshian.

Dialects Included

No dialect is specified for this dictionary.

Type of Dictionary

This is a bilingual, mono-directional stem list.

How are Entries Organised

Entries are organized alphabetically by Nuxalk according to the alphabet included on p. 9. Entries include the Nuxalk stem and an English translation. Some entries contain comparative forms in other languages as listed on p. 8 below Abbreviations and Symbols.

Other Features

Feature Included More Information
Guide to use and understand The Introductory section includes varied information on how to use the dictionary
Audio
Images
Example phrases
Speakers marked
Dialects marked This dictionary only contains one dialect. However, languages are marked by abbreviations as outlined on p. 8

External Links

Reference on WorldCat: https://worldcat.org/title/62967662