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takelma

/təˈkɛl.mə/

翻译: 指北美俄勒冈州西南部的印第安民族塔克尔马人,也指该民族所使用的佩努蒂语系语言塔克尔马语。

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noun

/təˈkɛl.mə/formal
  • zh指北美俄勒冈州西南部的印第安民族塔克尔马人,也指该民族所使用的佩努蒂语系语言塔克尔马语。

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

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  1. Indigenous peopleC2formalamerican

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

    zh塔克尔马人

    • 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.

    zh塔克尔马语

    • 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.