Aak’um’e dzeeni: A Topical Dictionary

Alternate Language Names

Queres.

Region

New Mexico, Untied States.

Who

David E. McNiel and Sky City Community School.

Others Involved

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Publishing Information

Published in 1982 by the Acoma Bilingual Program, Sky City Community School, Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico.

How People are Cited

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How Information is Cited

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Tools and Framework used

This dictionary is available as physical book.

Access

This dictionary is accessible as physical book through two libraries in New Mexico.

Included Languages and Directionality

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Dialects Included

This is a dictionary of the Acoma Pueblo dialect of Western Keres.

Type of Dictionary

Although we are unable to access this dictionary to determine what type of dictionary it is, from the title it appears to be a topical dictionary.

How are Entries Organised

This dictionary is organized topically. According to the excerpt included on WorldCat each vocabulary list is accompanied by a set of simple conversations that can be used with classroom settings or materials.

Other Features

Notes

This excerpt is included in the WorldCat description of Aak’um’e dzeeni: “This topical dictionary was prepared as a reference for both writing and teaching the Acoma-Keresan language. It is a collection of vocabulary lists by topic or subject. Only the most common words are listed. Each list is accompanied by a set of simple conversations that can be used with classroom settings or materials (page 1)”

WorldCat also identifies that this dictionary is 38 pages long.