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Nooksack Indian Language
Nooksack was a Salishan language of Washington state.
Though Nooksack people live on many of the Washington reservations, the language is not spoken there anymore--
the last fluent Nooksack speakers died in the 1970's. However, there are Nooksack elders who remember something
of the language and some people are working now to revive their ancestral language again.
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Nooksack Language
Nooksack language samples and resources.
Nooksack Culture and History
Information and links about the Nooksack tribe past and present.
Nooksack Indian Legends
Introduction to Nooksack mythology.
Our Online Nooksack Materials
Nooksack Vocabulary
Our list of vocabulary words in Nooksack, with comparison to words in other Salishan languages.
Nooksack Language Lessons and Linguistic Descriptions
Nooksack Program Revives a Nearly Extinct Language
Article about language revival efforts in the Nooksack tribe.
Nooksack
Demographic information about the Nooksack language from the Ethnologue of Languages.
Pacific Northwest Language Domains:
Language map of Nooksack and other Northwest Coast languages of Washington, Oregon and California.
Nooksack Language Tree:
Theories about Nooksack's language relationships compiled by Linguist List.
Coast Salish Comparative Vocabulary:
Early 20th-century wordlists of Nooksack and other Salishan languages.
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Links, References, and Additional Information
Noxws'a7aq Language:
Encyclopedia articles on Nooksack.
Lengua Nooksack:
Information about the Nooksack language in Spanish.
Nooksack Tribe:
Nooksack links.
Nooksack Tribe:
Nooksack Indian books.
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