Cheyenne
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about Cheyenne
Cheyenne is a Plains Algonquian language spoken in Montana and Oklahoma (read the Ethnologue report). It is an endangered language, with only around 1,500 remaining speakers (2000 census).
Cheyenne is a polysynthetic, mainly agglutinative language with `templatic' verbal morphology. I am in the process of writing up an overview of Cheyenne grammar, and will post it here soon.
In the meantime, more information about Cheyenne can be found at the Cheyenne Language Website.
Cheyenne Links
The official website of the Northern Cheyenne Tribe
A website dedicated to the Cheyenne Language, compiled and maintained by linguist Wayne Leman. This website has information on Cheyenne pronunciation, grammar, texts, and much more.
A collection of Cheyenne texts compiled by linguist Wayne Leman, some of which are glossed.
Three bibliographies of work written on or about Cheyenne; includes ordering information.
The Online version of the Cheyenne Dictionary. By Louise Fisher, Wayne Leman, Leroy Pine Sr., and Marie Sanchez
