takelma

• Nom désignant un membre d'un peuple amérindien du sud-ouest de l'Oregon, ou la langue pénutienne parlée par ce peuple.

A noun referring to a member of a North American Indian people from southwestern Oregon, or the Penutian language spoken by that people.

nom propre

1. Indigenous peopleC2formalamerican

   A member of a Native American group originally from southwestern Oregon.

   Takelma (peuple amérindien)

   • The Takelma people lived along the Rogue River in Oregon.
   • Takelma oral traditions describe their creation stories.
   • Today, descendants of the Takelma work to preserve their heritage.

2. C2formalamerican

   A Penutian language historically spoken by the Takelma people.

   takelma (langue)

   • Linguists have studied the grammar of the Takelma language.
   • Takelma is considered an extinct language with no living speakers.
   • Edward Sapir documented the Takelma language in the early 20th century.