Mikumwakàn, the Circle of the Moor Essential Community Kishku 22 · Ximin Kishux · Kweti Aquechque

Aptunakanathe words Lekhikànthe sacred books Kishuxthe calendar Mpëntàmthe sounds Penundhikewoagantestimony Shareyour testimony Kilùnathe registry

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Moabe stands on languages that belong first to their own peoples. Mikumwakàn honors the Lenape, whose language is spoken and taught today by the Delaware Tribe, the Delaware Nation, and Lenape communities in Canada; the Nanticoke, whose words live in records of the 1700s and 1800s; and the Algonquin. Words marked L, N, and A are used with gratitude; words marked M are the Circle's own.

Hear Lenape spoken by its speakers at the Lenape Talking Dictionary.

Mikumwakàn · remembrance · the Circle of the Moor Essential Community

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