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4. [https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/100279714 Catechisms (summary of Christian principles in question-answer form) in Munsee] (1852) (scanned text with no English translation). Public Domain.
 
4. [https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/100279714 Catechisms (summary of Christian principles in question-answer form) in Munsee] (1852) (scanned text with no English translation). Public Domain.
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5. [https://munseedelaware.com/mahican-resource-articles/the-story-of-noah/ The Story of Noah in Munsee Delaware]: transcription and translation of a version of the Biblical story of Noah's ark based on a 1980s recording for the Global Recordings Network
  
 
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Revision as of 06:11, 6 February 2025

External Resources

Computational Resources

Dictionaries

  • Delaware-English, English-Delaware Dictionary by John O'Meara: first modern dictionary of Munsee Delaware, containing 7,100 entries which include grammatical information. Professor Washington has a scanned copy. All rights reserved.

Grammatical Descriptions

  • Munsee Delaware website by Robert Shubinski: contains extensive grammar lessons and example sentences based on the works of John O'Meara and Ives Goddard.

Scientific Works

Corpora

1. Native Languages of the Americas: compilation of Munsee language resources (free for use for noncommercial educational purposes) including:

2. Munsee translation of morning and evening prayers by Church of England, J. B. Wampum, and H. C. Hogg (1886) (scanned text). Public Domain.

3. Collection of hymns in Munsee and English by Charles Halfmoon (1874) (scanned text). Public Domain.

4. Catechisms (summary of Christian principles in question-answer form) in Munsee (1852) (scanned text with no English translation). Public Domain.

5. The Story of Noah in Munsee Delaware: transcription and translation of a version of the Biblical story of Noah's ark based on a 1980s recording for the Global Recordings Network

Audio/Video