Sahaptin, or Ichishkíin Sínwit (literally, "(in) this language"), is a Plateau Penutian language spoken in south-central Washington and northern Oregon. This dictionary documents the dialect of Sahaptin that is spoken by the Yakama people (ISO 639-3: yak).
Publisher Information:
Heritage University, Toppenish Washington &
University of Washington Press
Published: April 2010
Bibliographic info: 576 pp., 100 illus., 70in color, CD, 7x10in.
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As per agreement between the authors and publishers, the dictionary web
site contains only the Sahaptin-English portion of the dictionary and lacks the English
translations of Sahaptin words and sentences.
Special Discount for Heritage University Studentsand Yakama Nation Members
Heritage University students and enrolled
members of the Yakama National can purchase the dictionary for 25% off
list price, or $45, at the Heritage University book store.
Website: Heritage University Bookstore
Website: Heritage University Bookstore
Denny Hall, Room 108 Box 353140 Seattle, WA 98195
Phone: (206) 543-0536
Email: llc@u.washington.edu