Myaamia-Peewaalia Dictionary

Alternate Language Names

Myaamia.

Region

Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Kansas, Michigan, and Oklahoma, United States.

Who

Miami Tribe of Oklahoma.

Others Involved

Dr. Douglas Troy (Computer Science, Miami University); Zach Haitz, Amlaan Shakeel (Student Programmers); Daryl Baldwin (Director, Myaamia Center); George Ironstrack (Assistant Director, Myaamia Center); Andrew J. Strack (Technology and Publications Office, Myaamia Center) Jonathan Fox (Communication & Publications Office, Myaamia Center).

Publishing Information

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How People are Cited

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How Information is Cited

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Where is Information Coming from

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Tools and Framework used

This is an online, multimedia dictionary that uses a search function, hyperlinks, and audio files.

Access

This dictionary is available open access online.

Included Languages and Directionality

Miami-Illinois to English.

Dialects Included

Based on the title, this is a dictionary of the Peoria (Peewalia) dialect.

Type of Dictionary

This is a bilingual, mono-directional online dictionary with a bidirectional complex search function, hyperlinks, and audio files.

How are Entries Organised

Entries in this dictionary can be browsed alphabetically in Miami-Illinois or searched in both English and Miami-Illinois. The search function can be used to find basic words, command forms, sentences, or any entry. When searched or browsed, entries are displayed with the Miami-Illinois headword and the English gloss. Clicking on the Miami-Illinois headword opens its sub-page where conjugated and inflected forms, audio files, and example sentences (if known) are given.

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