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Taensa language

The Taensa language was spoken by the Taensa people originally of northeastern Louisiana, and later with historical importance in Alabama. Though poorly documented, it was probably a dialect of the Natchez language. It was also the subject of controversy beginning in 1880–1882, when a French student published a grammar and sample texts of a language that…

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Background of actual people and language

NatchezChickasawYazooNatchez MassacreBienville
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The fraudulent invention

Jean ParisotPlombièresLucien AdamAlbert Samuel GatschetOssianic
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TaensaLouisianaAlabamaNatchezPhilologists
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Ethnicity
Taensa
Extinct
late 19th century
Glottolog
None
ISO 639-3
–
Language family
Taensa
Native to
United States

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Background of actual people and language

The fraudulent invention

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Taensa language

Nodes32
Edges31
Triples57
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.0625
Components1

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Taensa language

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related to background · 30
Taensa language → Alabama, Also, Bayou Boeuf, Bienville, By, Chickasaw, English, François, French, French Louisiana, Grand Lake, Jean-François Buisson, Louisiana, Mobile, Montigny, Mooney, Natchez, Natchez Massacre, Native Americans, Red River
related to Document · 20
Taensa language → Adam, France, French Americanists, Haumonté, He, In, Jean Parisot, Julien Vinson, La Revue, Louisiana, Lucien Adam, North American, Paris, Parisot, Plombières, Spanish, Taensa, The, The Grammaire, When
Ethnicity · 1
Taensa language → Taensa
Extinct · 1
Taensa language → late 19th century
Glottolog · 1
Taensa language → None
ISO 639-3 · 1
Taensa language → –
Language family · 1
Taensa language → Taensa
Native to · 1
Taensa language → United States
Region · 1
Taensa language → northeastern Louisiana

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taensa language natchez people louisiana french material published work parisot grammar hoax also 1885 citation needed adam claimed time brinton

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Taensa languageEthnicityTaensa1.00infobox
Taensa languageExtinctlate 19th century1.00infobox
Taensa languageGlottologNone1.00infobox
Taensa languageISO 639-3–1.00infobox
Taensa languageLanguage familyTaensa1.00infobox
Taensa languageNative toUnited States1.00infobox
Taensa languageRegionnortheastern Louisiana1.00infobox
Taensa languagerelated to backgroundThe Native Americans0.60section
Taensa languagerelated to backgroundLouisiana0.60section
Taensa languagerelated to backgroundTaensa0.60section
Taensa languagerelated to backgroundNatchez0.60section
Taensa languagerelated to backgroundChickasaw0.60section

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