Definition of Penutian in English:

Penutian

adjective pəˈnuːʃ(ə)npəˈnuːtɪən-ˈno͞otēən

Relating to or denoting a proposed superfamily or phylum of North American languages including Chinook, Klamath, and Nez Percé, most of which are now extinct or nearly so. Some scholars include certain living languages of Central and South America, principally Mayan and Mapuche, in this group.
Example sentencesExamples
- Some linguists have categorized it as a Penutian language.
- The Penutian language group of Western America is related to the languages of the Maya and the Zoque of Mesoamerica.
- They speak a Sahaptian dialect of the Penutian language family, which is common among other Plateau groups in the mid-Columbia River region.

noun pəˈnuːʃ(ə)npəˈnuːtɪən-ˈno͞otēən

mass noun

The Penutian family of languages.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Costanoans (which means "coast people" in Spanish) spoke Penutian and lived along California's Central Coast.
- Eventually, the people who spoke Penutian arrived.

Origin

From pen and uti, words for 'two' in two groups of Penutian languages + -an.

Definition of Penutian in US English:

Penutian

adjective-ˈno͞otēən

Relating to or denoting a proposed superfamily or phylum of North American languages including Chinook, Klamath, and Nez Percé, most of which are now extinct or nearly so. Some scholars include certain living languages of Central and South America, principally Mayan and Mapuche, in this group.
Example sentencesExamples
- They speak a Sahaptian dialect of the Penutian language family, which is common among other Plateau groups in the mid-Columbia River region.
- Some linguists have categorized it as a Penutian language.
- The Penutian language group of Western America is related to the languages of the Maya and the Zoque of Mesoamerica.

noun-ˈno͞otēən

The Penutian family of languages.
Example sentencesExamples
- Eventually, the people who spoke Penutian arrived.
- The Costanoans (which means "coast people" in Spanish) spoke Penutian and lived along California's Central Coast.

Origin

From pen and uti, words for ‘two’ in two groups of Penutian languages + -an.

单词	Penutian
释义	Definition of Penutian in English: Penutian adjective pəˈnuːʃ(ə)npəˈnuːtɪən-ˈno͞otēən Relating to or denoting a proposed superfamily or phylum of North American languages including Chinook, Klamath, and Nez Percé, most of which are now extinct or nearly so. Some scholars include certain living languages of Central and South America, principally Mayan and Mapuche, in this group. Example sentencesExamples Some linguists have categorized it as a Penutian language. The Penutian language group of Western America is related to the languages of the Maya and the Zoque of Mesoamerica. They speak a Sahaptian dialect of the Penutian language family, which is common among other Plateau groups in the mid-Columbia River region. noun pəˈnuːʃ(ə)npəˈnuːtɪən-ˈno͞otēən mass noun The Penutian family of languages. Example sentencesExamples The Costanoans (which means "coast people" in Spanish) spoke Penutian and lived along California's Central Coast. Eventually, the people who spoke Penutian arrived. Origin From pen and uti, words for 'two' in two groups of Penutian languages + -an. Definition of Penutian in US English: Penutian adjective-ˈno͞otēən Relating to or denoting a proposed superfamily or phylum of North American languages including Chinook, Klamath, and Nez Percé, most of which are now extinct or nearly so. Some scholars include certain living languages of Central and South America, principally Mayan and Mapuche, in this group. Example sentencesExamples They speak a Sahaptian dialect of the Penutian language family, which is common among other Plateau groups in the mid-Columbia River region. Some linguists have categorized it as a Penutian language. The Penutian language group of Western America is related to the languages of the Maya and the Zoque of Mesoamerica. noun-ˈno͞otēən The Penutian family of languages. Example sentencesExamples Eventually, the people who spoke Penutian arrived. The Costanoans (which means "coast people" in Spanish) spoke Penutian and lived along California's Central Coast. Origin From pen and uti, words for ‘two’ in two groups of Penutian languages + -an.
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