University of Nevada – Reno, 2019. — 56 p. Numu, or Northern Paiute, is a language indigenous to the Great Basin area spoken by the Numu people. Although some scholarly works examine the Numu language, most are not particularly accessible to non-linguists. The Pyramid Lake dialect is especially understudied with few comparisons being drawn between it and other dialects. This...
University of California – Berkeley, 2010. — 160 p. This dissertation compares the phonetic and phonological features of adult non-speakers' productions of words in an endangered Native American language, Oregon Northern Paiute (also known, and hereafter referred to, as Numu), to productions by fluent speakers. The purpose of this comparison is two-fold. The first purpose is to...
California State University – Fresno, 1977. — 65 p. The aboriginal population of what is now the State of California exhibited remarkable linguistic diversity. According to one study, seven major language families, accounting for ninety-one different languages, were present in California at the time of the establishment of the first Spanish Missions in 1770. Some of these...
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