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Dakelh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Dakelh governments (21 P) ... Dakelh people (5 P) ... The main article for this category is Dakelh.
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Information About the Dakelh Languag ... Dakelh as an Endangered Language ... What Dakelh People Call Themselves...
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The Dakelh Languag ... Dakelh is spoken in the central interior of British Columbia. ... Carrier people refer to themselves as Dakelh. This may be singular or plural. In some dialects, it has the optional plural form Dakelhne. In English, the language is referred to as Dakelh.
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Dakelh, Dakelh - Social linguistic and political divisions, Dakelh - Geography, Dakelh - Way of Life, Dakelh - Synonymy, Dakelh - Bibliography ... Dakelh, Dakelh - Bibliography, Dakelh - Geography, Dakelh - Social linguistic and political divisions, Dakelh - Synonymy, Dakelh - Way of Life, Mary John, Sr., Carrier language...
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A Wisdom Archive on Dakelh - Way of Life ... ARTICLES RELATED TO Dakelh - Way of Life ... More material related to Dakelh can be found here:
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Feb 20, 2009 ... The Dakelh language is spoken in a large territory in central British Columbia, from Stewart lake in the north to the area around the city ...
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Carrier, known to its own speakers as Dakelh or Yinka Dene, is an Athabaskan language of Northern Canada, spoken today by about 2000 people in British Columbia. ... Carrier Vocabulary:; Our list of vocabulary words in the Carrier/Dakelh language, with comparison to words in other Athabaskan languages.
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Most Carrier call themselves Dakelh, meaning "people who go around by boat". The term Carrier is a translation of the name for them used by the neighboring ...
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Find portal websites to the Dakelh Carrier Indians of British Columbia, Canada with First Nations Seeker's Dakelhne Carrier page! ... Dakelh Population: Canada - 6,000...
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