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"De l’ancien français huron (« sauvage »)."
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"ref": "Jacques Lacoursière, Histoire populaire du Québec, volume 1 : Des origines à 1791, 2013, page 189",
"text": "Nicollet, qui connaît les langues iroquoise, huronne et algonquine, est l’homme tout désigné pour aller négocier paix et alliance commerciale."
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"Relatif au peuple et à la culture des Hurons."
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"lang": "Anglais",
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"word": "Huron"
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"word": "hurónský"
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"word": "huronský"
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"word": "huron"
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"De l’ancien français huron (« sauvage »)."
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"word": "attikamek"
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{
"word": "béothuk"
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{
"word": "cri"
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{
"word": "innu"
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{
"word": "micmac"
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{
"word": "naskapi"
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"ref": "L’Actualité, 17 février 2007",
"text": "…le huron s’est éteint au début du 20ᵉ siècle."
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"ref": "L’Actualité, 17 février 2007",
"text": "Plusieurs autres langues iroquoiennes se sont éteintes au cours du dernier siècle, comme le huron, qui pendant la première moitié du 17ᵉ siècle fut pourtant la langue par excellence des échanges entre colons et autochtones de toutes origines."
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"De l’ancien français huron (« sauvage »)."
],
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"singular",
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]
},
{
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"plural",
"masculine"
]
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{
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"plural",
"masculine"
]
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"singular",
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"singular",
"feminine"
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"text": "Nicollet, qui connaît les langues iroquoise, huronne et algonquine, est l’homme tout désigné pour aller négocier paix et alliance commerciale."
}
],
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"Relatif au peuple et à la culture des Hurons."
]
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"word": "Huron"
},
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"word": "hurónský"
},
{
"lang": "Tchèque",
"lang_code": "cs",
"word": "huronský"
}
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},
{
"word": "Huron"
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"De l’ancien français huron (« sauvage »)."
],
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"related": [
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"word": "algonquien"
},
{
"word": "attikamek"
},
{
"word": "béothuk"
},
{
"word": "cri"
},
{
"word": "innu"
},
{
"word": "micmac"
},
{
"word": "naskapi"
}
],
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4,
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"ref": "L’Actualité, 17 février 2007",
"text": "…le huron s’est éteint au début du 20ᵉ siècle."
},
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[
92,
97
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],
"ref": "L’Actualité, 17 février 2007",
"text": "Plusieurs autres langues iroquoiennes se sont éteintes au cours du dernier siècle, comme le huron, qui pendant la première moitié du 17ᵉ siècle fut pourtant la langue par excellence des échanges entre colons et autochtones de toutes origines."
}
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