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Tubatulabal Language

Tubatulabal, called Pakaanil by its own speakers, is a Uto-Aztecan language.
It is spoken today by only a few elders in Southern California.

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Tubatulabal Language Resources

Tubatulabal Vocabulary
Our list of vocabulary words in the Tubatulabal language, with comparison to words in other Uto-Aztecan languages.

Tubatulabal
Some information on the phonology of Tubatulabal, with a few examples.

AILLA: Tubatulabal:
Archive of Tubatulabal language recordings available for download.

House of Languages: Tubatulabal:
Information about Tubatulabal language usage.

Ethnologue: Tübatulabal:
Demographic information about the Tubatulabal language.

Survey of California Indian Languages: Tubatulabal:
Profile of the Tubatulabal language from the University of California at Berkeley.

Tubatulabal Language Tree:
Theories about Tubatulabal's language relationships compiled by Linguist List.

Tübatulabal Language Structures:
Tubatulabal linguistic profile and academic bibliography.

Tubatulabal Culture and History Links

The Tubatulabal
History and traditional culture of the Tubatulabal tribe.

Tubatulabal Legends:
Collection of Tubatulabal mythology and traditional stories.

California's Native American Tribes: Tubatulabal
Book for sale on the culture and history of the Tubatulabal tribe.

Additional Resources, Links, and References

   Lengua Tubatulabal:
   Information about the Tubatulabal language in Spanish.
   Four Directions: Tubatulabal:
   Tubatulabal links pages.

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