See Bersiamites on Wiktionary
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"De l’innu Pessamit."
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"ref": "Jean Hamelin (dir.), Histoire du Québec, Edisem, 1977, p. 30",
"text": "Ainsi, les Porcs-Épics du lac Saint-Jean, les Montagnais de Tadoussac et de Québec, et les Bersiamites formaient la nation des Montagnais."
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"Population innue habitant traditionnellement dans la région de Pessamit."
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"ipa": "\\bɛʁ.sja.mit\\"
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"word": "Bersiamites"
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