Kato spriak

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Kato spriak of Cahto spriak (aanj nööm: ? ; ingelsk: Kato or Cahto language) as det atapaskisk spriak faan't Kato fulk (92 minsken 1982) uun Nuurd-Ameerikoo. Snaaket wurden as det fööraal uun Nuurd-Kalifornien (Cahto Valley an Long Valley uun Mendocino County) uun a Feriand Stooten faan Ameerikoo.

Kato spriak
Snaaket uun	Feriand Stooten faan Ameerikoo
Spreegern	† ütjstürwen
Wedenskapelk iindialang	Dene-Jenisejsk Na-Dene Eyak-Atapaskisk Atapaskisk Pasiifik-Atapaskisk Kato
Spriak-Ufkörtang
ISO 639-3:	ktw

Eel River spriaken eerd (Mendocino County : Kato eerd)

Eel River spriaken

• Eel River spriaken
  • Kato spriak (Cahto)
  • Lassik spriak
  • Nongatl spriak
  • Sinkyone spriak
    • Northern Sinkyone (Lholankok Sinkyone)
    • Southern Sinkyone (Shelter Cove Sinkyone)
  • Wailaki spriak
    • Eel Wailaki
    • North Fork Wailaki
    • Pitch Wailaki

Bispalen

• din minsk
• tcʼeek wüf
• naalhghii hünj
• too weeder
• lhgai witj
• lhtciik ruad
• lhaaʼhaaʼ ian
• naakaaʼ tau
• taakʼ trii
• naakaaʼnaakaaʼ sjauer
• laaʼsaanii fiiw

Ferwis efter bütjen

• http://www.native-languages.org/kato.htm
• Goddard, Pliny Earle. 1909. Kato texts. University of California Publications in American Archaeology and Ethnography 5: 65-238.
• Goddard, Pliny Earle. 1912. Elements of the Kato language. University of California Publications in American Archaeology and Ethnography 11: 1-176.
• Golla, Victor. 2011. California Indian languages. Berkeley: University of California Press.