University of Arizona, 2020. — 55 p. This grammar sketch is written from my own personal experiences as an Oklahoma Kickapoo tribal member, a speaker, and a teacher of the Kickapoo language. It contains a description of the phonology, morphology, and syntax of The Kickapoo language. The Kickapoo language is still being used by monolingual Kickapoo speakers. Therefore, the...
Petoskey: Mundart Press, 2014. — 430 p. This is a dictionary of the Meskwaki language, a member of the Algonquian language family spoken in Tama County, Iowa. It is a preliminary documentation of the words of the older form of the language used in writings by native speakers from the early twentieth century.
Winnipeg, 1994. — 300 p. — (Algonquian and Iroquoian Linguistics, Memoir 12). This edition of Leonard Bloomfiel's wordlist of Fox consists basically of the entries in Bloomfield's notebook, with additions from Bloomfield's slip file, on which the note book was based. .The language described is basically the variety of Fox spoken by the Mesquakies of Tama County, Iowa, but some...
México, D.F., Instituto Nacional de Lenguas Indígenas, 2011. — 126 p.
An historical introduction about the Kickapoos hosted by Mexico in 1859 as refugees from the United States precedes the analysis of the phonological system of their Algonkian (Algonquian) language. Mexican Kickapoo is spoken by a few hundred people in El Nacimiento, Coahuila state. The author expresses...
Bloomington, Indiana University, 1974. — 134 p.
As declared in the Preface Voorhis’ book is an old-style grammar, i.e. accessible to everybody. Kickapoo is spoken by a few hundred people in Nacimiento (El Nacimiento), Coahuila, Mexico, and between Shawnee and Jones in Oklahoma, United States. Kickapoo is an Algonkian (Algonquian) language quite close to Sauk and Mesquakie...
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