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Welcome to the Ioway, Otoe-Missouria
Language Website

The last of the fluent Ioway, Otoe-Missouria Elders passed away in the winter of 1996. There are only a handful of semifluent speakers. This website has been created as a knowledge resource for academic, cultural and language multi-materials that will benefit the specific tribal communities, Siouan studies, amplify the present knowledge of the resident indigeonous communities of the Southern Plains, and assist the younger generations in their desire to know about their heritage and language.

Jimm GoodTracks bio
Creator of the website and developer of the language materials

Mission - Goals

Recent Additions to the Website

2009 April 13 - The D Baxoje to English dictionary file has been added.
The E English to Baxoje dictionary file has been added.
The F English to Baxoje dictionary file has been added.
The G English to Baxoje dictionary file has been added.
The H English to Baxoje dictionary file has been added.
The J Baxoje to English dictionary file has been added.
The N and O English to Baxoje ditionary file has been added.
All the files may be found on the dictionary page.

2009 March 27 - Audio file of Christian Hymns. The Otoe-Missouria Singers are Joe Young Sr. and Bessie Dupree Young. They were members of the Otoe-Missouria Baptist Church, Red Rock, Oklahoma. (Audio posted courtesy of Sergey Bychko, St. Petersburg)

2009 March 25 - "The Lady's Encounter of a Holy Person", audio file of Joe Young Sr. and Bessie Dupree Young on the Ioway Otoe Language Study page. (Audio posted courtesy of Sergey Bychko, St. Petersburg)

2009 Feb 12 - The D, E, F, and G, English to Baxoje dictionary files have been added on the dictionary page.

Acknowledgements

The Siouan Fonts used in the creation of these PDF files are courtesy of the Summer Institute of Linguistics.

Thanks to John Koontz, of the University of Colorado, an associate at the Study of Indigenous Languages Program for his help.

John Koontz's page on Siouan Fonts, off-site link with description of the fonts, font downloads and copyright information.

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