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Natchez
Etymology
From Proto-Gulf *akʷin or *akʷini.
Pronunciation
Noun
kuɴ
- water
References
- Mary R. Haas (1956) “Natchez and the Muskogean Languages”, in Language, volume 32, number 1, Linguistic Society of America, page 67 (as “kuN”)
- Mary R. Haas (1951) “The Proto-Gulf Word for "Water" (With Notes on Siouan-Yuchi)”, in International Journal of American Linguistics, volume 17, number 2, The University of Chicago Press, page 74 (as “kuN”)
- Daniel Garrison Brinton (1873) “On the Language of the Natchez”, in Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, volume 13, number 90, American Philosophical Society, page 490 (as “kuhn”/“koon”)
- Joseph Harold Greenberg (1987) Language in the Americas, Stanford, California: Stanford University Press, page 213 (as “kun”)