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Cherokee is an Iroquoian language spoken by the Cherokee people. It is
the only Southern Iroquoian language that remains spoken. Cherokee, (or
Tsalagi, its name in its own language) like most Native American
languages, is polysynthetic. As in the case of German or Latin, units of
meaning, called morphemes, are linked together and occasionally form
very long words. Cherokee verbs, constituting the most important word
type, must contain as a minimum a pronominal prefix, a verb root, an
aspect suffix, and a modal suffix. Welcome to Cherokee Villager Online (AltaVista) www.villageronline.com/ Twin Territories (Magellan, Excite) www.cherokeeswestern.com/ Twin Territories
Publishing Company Established 1990 It's not just a thing of the past! Twin Territories,
is Oklahoma's only historical newspaper. In 1838 the Cherokee
were stripped of their rights and forced to move against their will on 'The Trail of
Tears' by the governments of Georgia and United States.
The official homepage of the Cherokee Nation Eastern Band of
Cherokee Indians, Western North Carolina. Cherokee Images -- Tribal
Art by Ken Masters (GoTo) A strange New Life
burned on an island in the middle of the Tennessee River. Old Woman Spider sat at the
water's edge and shaped a bowl out of mud to bring this New Life back to THE PEOPLE or
Ani-Yvwiya. She placed the newly formed bowl on her back
The federally recognized government of the Cherokee people, the second largest
Indian tribe in the United States. |
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