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- Sprache (de)
- idioma (es)
- taal (nl)
- iaith (cy)
- lingua (la)
- yezh (br)
- שפה (iw)
- lingua (it)
- мова (uk)
- исчезающий язык каддоанской семьи (ru)
- Extinct Native American language (en)
- formortina indiĝena nordamerika lingvo (eo)
- langue caddoane (fr)
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| dbp:date
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- 2011-06-06 (xsd:date)
- June 2021 (en)
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| dbp:ethnicity
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| dbp:extinct
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- 0001-08-30 (xsd:gMonthDay)
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| dbp:fam
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| dbp:glotto
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| dbp:iso
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| dbp:lingua
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| dbp:mapcaption
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- Distribution of Native American languages in Oklahoma (en)
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| dbp:name
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| dbp:notice
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| dbp:reason
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- slSee example and next use of the word "subject" after the example. (en)
- It looks like "subject" is being used to refer to something pragmatic like topic, or possibly to an absolutive-case-like role, rather than to the nominative-case-like role the word "subject" usually refers to in linguistics. (en)
- Is this saying that [kóːs] would NOT be understood to mean "eagle"? (en)
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| dbp:region
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- West-central Oklahoma (en)
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| rdfs:label
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- Wichita language (en)
- Wichita (llengua) (ca)
- Idioma wichita (es)
- Wichita (langue) (fr)
- Lingua wichita (it)
- Уичита (язык) (ru)
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