Skip to content

Munsee Delaware Grammar

Lunaapeew, Huluníixsuwaakan, Munsíiw, Delaware

  • Home
  • Mahican
    • Introduction to Mahican
    • Mahican Nouns
      • Mahican Nouns 1 Gender and Plurals
      • Mahican Nouns 2 Demonstrative Pronouns
      • Mahican Nouns 3 Possessives
      • Mahican Nouns 4 Other Noun Inflections
      • Mahican Nouns 5 Prenouns
    • Mahican Verb Basics
      • Introduction to Mahican Verbs
      • Mahican Verb Orders, Modes, Tenses
    • Mahican VII
      • Mahican VII Independent Indicative
      • Mahican VII Subordinative
      • Mahican VII Conjunct Basics
      • Mahican VII Changed Conjunct
      • Mahican VII Changed Subjunctive
      • Mahican VII Subjunctive Conjunct
      • Mahican VII Conjunct Participles
      • Mahican VII Preterite and Present
    • Mahican VAI
      • Mahican VAI Independent Indicative
      • Mahican VAI Indicative Unstable Stems
      • Mahican VAI Indicative Stable Stems
      • Mahican VAI Indicative Mode Consonant Stems
      • Mahican VAI Indicative Special Stems
      • Mahican VAI Subordinative
      • Mahican VAI Conjunct Basics
      • Mahican VAI Changed Conjunct
      • Mahican VAI Conjunct Changed Subjunctive
      • Mahican VAI Conjunct Subjunctive
      • Mahican VAI Conjunct Participles
      • Mahican VAI Imperatives
      • Mahican VAI Preterite and Present Tenses
    • Mahican VTI
      • Mahican VTI Independent Indicative
      • Mahican VTI Subordinative
      • Mahican VTI Conjunct Basics and Changed Mode
      • Mahican VTI Conjunct Changed Subjunctive
      • Mahican VTI Conjunct Subjunctive
      • Mahican VTI Conjunct Participles
      • Mahican VTI Imperatives
      • Mahican VTI Preterite and Present Tenses
    • Mahican VTA
      • Mahican VTA Independent Indicative Direct
      • Mahican VTA Independent Indicative Inverse
      • Mahican VTA Inverse Inanimate Subject
      • Mahican VTA Passives
      • Mahican VTA Independent Indicative Local Forms
      • Mahican VTA Subordinative
      • Mahican VTA Conjunct
      • Mahican VTA Conjunct Participles
      • Mahican VTA Imperatives
      • Mahican VTA Preterite and Present Tenses
    • Mahican VTAO
      • Mahican VTAO Introduction
      • Mahican VTAO Indicative Direct
      • Mahican VTAO Indicative Inverse
      • Mahican VTAO Local Forms and Passives
    • Mahican Enclitics
    • Noun Derivation
    • Derivation Verbs from Nouns
    • Derivation Verbs from Nouns
  • Munsee
    • Writing System
      • Writing Guide
      • Reference Sheet
      • Writing System Practicum
    • Pronunciation
    • Nouns
      • Nouns 1 Gender and Plurals
      • Nouns 2 Verb Basics
      • Nouns 3 Possessives
      • Nouns 4 Diminutives, Locatives and other Inflections
      • Nouns 5 – Pronouns
      • Nouns 6 – Prenouns
      • Nouns 7 -Building Nouns
      • Nouns Summary
    • Verb Basics
      • Introduction to verbs
      • Verb orders, modes and tenses.
    • VII
      • VII Independent Indicative
      • VII Subordinative Mode
      • VII Conjunct Order Basics
      • VII Changed Conjunct Mode
      • VII Changed Subjunctive Conjunct Mode
      • VII Subjunctive Conjunct Mode
      • VII Conjunct Participle Mode
      • VII Summary
    • VAI
      • VAI Independent Indicative Mode
      • VAI Indicative Mode Unstable Stems
      • VAI Indicative Mode Stable Stems
      • VAI Indicative Mode Consonant Stems
      • VAI Indicative Special Stems
      • VAI Subordinative Mode
      • VAI Conjunct Basics
      • VAI Changed Conjunct
      • VAI Changed Subjunctive Conjunct
      • VAI Subjunctive Conjunct
      • VAI Conjunct Participles
      • VAI Imperatives
      • VAI Summary
    • VTI
      • VTI Independent Indicative Mode
      • VTI Subordinative Mode
      • VTI Conjunct Basics and Changed Conjunct Mode
      • VTI Changed Subjunctive Conjunct
      • VTI Subjunctive Conjunct
      • VTI Participle Conjunct
      • VTI Imperative Mode
      • VTI Summary
    • VTA
      • VTA Direct Independent Indicative Mode
      • VTA Inverse Indicative Mode
      • VTA Inverse Indicative Mode with Inanimate Subject
      • VTA Indefinite Subject Indicative Mode (Passives)
      • VTA Indicative Mode Local Forms
      • VTA Subordinative Mode
      • VTA Conjunct Mode
      • VTA Conjunct Participles
      • VTA Imperative Mode
      • VTA Summary
    • VTAO
      • VTAO Introduction
      • VTAO Direct Indicative Mode
      • VTAO Inverse
  • Contact
  • Mahican Resource Articles

Munsee Delaware Grammar

This website was designed for the study of the Munsee Delaware language.

Posted on September 28, 2013Author Bob Shubinski
Proudly powered by WordPress