Native languages
Native tribes
What's new on our site today!

Vocabulary in Native American Languages: Lengua Words
Welcome to our Lengua vocabulary page!
Lengua is a Mascoian language,
related to other languages like
Angaite and
Maskoy.
We have included twenty basic Lengua words here, to
compare with related American Indian languages.
If you would like to know a Lengua word that is not included in any of these wordlists, you can take part in our
Native Indian translation fundraiser or visit our main
Lengua language site for more free resources.
Thanks for your interest in Native American languages!
Sponsored Links
Lengua Word Set
| English (Français) |
Lengua words |
| One (Un) |
Lhama |
| Two (Deux) |
Anit |
| Three (Trois) |
Antan lhama |
| Man (Homme) |
Enlhit |
| Woman (Femme) |
Kilana |
| Dog (Chien) |
Simhin |
| Water (Eau) |
Yinmin |
| Fire (Feu) |
Talha |
| Earth (Terre) |
Lhapup |
| Mother (Mère) |
Inkyin |
| Father (Père) |
Yapam |
| House (Maison) |
Lhankuk |
| Corn (Maïs) |
Latsehe |
| Fish (Poisson) |
Kilasma |
Click here to see Lengua vocabulary words compared to words in related Mascoian languages:
Mascoian Vocabulary
Additional Resources
Paraguay languages
Animal name meanings
Native Indian dictionaries

Back to the Amerind languages
Back to Aboriginal tribal maps
Back to Native American Indian Facts for kids

Indian art paintings
Tsantsa
Beaded necklace
Would you like to help support our organization's work with endangered American Indian languages?
Native Languages of the Americas website © 1998-2020
Contacts and FAQ page