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[French-Huron dictionary and vocabulary]

Work
Publication
Extent
1 online resource ([130] leaves)
Note
  • Ms. codex
  • Title supplied by cataloguer
  • Can be attributed to Pierre Joseph Marie Chaumonot from a ms. inscription by a Père Gosselin, dated 1909, in a similar anonymously composed French-Huron dictionary located at Université de Laval in Québec City, Canada
  • Jesuit father Pierre Joseph Marie Chaumonot arrived in Canada in 1639 and was active in the mission to the Huron Indians between 1640 and 1673. He learned the Huron [i.e. Wyandot] language circa 1640. He embarked on the mission to the Onondaga Iroquois 1655 and was there until 1658 and took part in the foundation of the Huron mission of Notre-Dame de Lorette outside Québec City in 1673
  • Date can be inferred from the work entitled Relation de ce qui s'est passé en la mission des peres de la Compagnie de Iesus aux Hurons, pays de la Nouuelle France, és années 1648. & 1649 / by Paul Ragueneau, first printed Paris, 1650, in which Father Chaumonot sent in a report from the Huron mission. Date of publication cannot be after 1693 when author died
  • [French-Huron dictionary]: leaves [1 recto-113 recto]
  • The dictionary is given primarily in French translated into Huron (from "aboucher" to "vuider" [i.e. "vider']), although the first word on leaf [1 recto] is "atotrahzi" a Huron verb which means to embark into a canoe
  • [Vocabulary of Huron words by theme], leaves [114 recto-130 recto], includes sections on animals, parts of the body, colors, church feast days, food, hours of the day and days of the week, numbers, and clothing and other merchandise
  • John Carter Brown Library has correspondence related to the acquisition, attribution to Pierre Joseph Marie Chaumonot, and provenance housed in the JCB bibliographical file
Link
https://archive.org/details/frenchhurondicti00chau
Instance
Label
[French-Huron dictionary and vocabulary]
Title
[French-Huron dictionary and vocabulary]
Creator
Contributor
Former owner
Subject
Genre
Language
  • irofre
  • iro
Cataloging source
RIBRL
http://library.link/vocab/creatorDate
1611-1693
http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
Chaumonot, Pierre Joseph Marie
Index
no index present
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
dictionaries
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorDate
1865-1960
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorName
  • Morin, Victor
  • Vincent, Prosper
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
  • Manuscripts, French-Canadian
  • Manuscripts, Wyandot
  • French
  • Wyandot language
  • Wyandot language
  • Indian linguistics
  • Manuscripts
Label
[French-Huron dictionary and vocabulary]
Link
https://archive.org/details/frenchhurondicti00chau
Instantiates
Publication
Note
  • Ms. codex
  • Title supplied by cataloguer
  • Can be attributed to Pierre Joseph Marie Chaumonot from a ms. inscription by a Père Gosselin, dated 1909, in a similar anonymously composed French-Huron dictionary located at Université de Laval in Québec City, Canada
  • Jesuit father Pierre Joseph Marie Chaumonot arrived in Canada in 1639 and was active in the mission to the Huron Indians between 1640 and 1673. He learned the Huron [i.e. Wyandot] language circa 1640. He embarked on the mission to the Onondaga Iroquois 1655 and was there until 1658 and took part in the foundation of the Huron mission of Notre-Dame de Lorette outside Québec City in 1673
  • Date can be inferred from the work entitled Relation de ce qui s'est passé en la mission des peres de la Compagnie de Iesus aux Hurons, pays de la Nouuelle France, és années 1648. & 1649 / by Paul Ragueneau, first printed Paris, 1650, in which Father Chaumonot sent in a report from the Huron mission. Date of publication cannot be after 1693 when author died
  • [French-Huron dictionary]: leaves [1 recto-113 recto]
  • The dictionary is given primarily in French translated into Huron (from "aboucher" to "vuider" [i.e. "vider']), although the first word on leaf [1 recto] is "atotrahzi" a Huron verb which means to embark into a canoe
  • [Vocabulary of Huron words by theme], leaves [114 recto-130 recto], includes sections on animals, parts of the body, colors, church feast days, food, hours of the day and days of the week, numbers, and clothing and other merchandise
  • John Carter Brown Library has correspondence related to the acquisition, attribution to Pierre Joseph Marie Chaumonot, and provenance housed in the JCB bibliographical file
Extent
1 online resource ([130] leaves)
Form of item
online
Note
  • John Carter Brown Library copy imperfect: many leaves are fox and stained, with minimal loss of text.
  • John Carter Brown Library copy bound in contemporary full vellum and housed in a green cloth phase box measuring 26 cm. tall.
  • Provenance of the John Carter Brown Library copy: Victor Morin Montréal: bookplate on front pastedown; Notre Dame de Levis Province de Québec, Canada 2 septembre 1909 ... Revd. Prosper Vincent: ms. inscription on rear pastedown. In this inscription Reverend Vincent identifies the author as Père Jean-Marie Chaumonot Jesuite missionaire des Hurons au Canada and gives the date of composition of the work as circa 1663.
Specific material designation
remote
Label
[French-Huron dictionary and vocabulary]
Link
https://archive.org/details/frenchhurondicti00chau
Publication
Note
  • Ms. codex
  • Title supplied by cataloguer
  • Can be attributed to Pierre Joseph Marie Chaumonot from a ms. inscription by a Père Gosselin, dated 1909, in a similar anonymously composed French-Huron dictionary located at Université de Laval in Québec City, Canada
  • Jesuit father Pierre Joseph Marie Chaumonot arrived in Canada in 1639 and was active in the mission to the Huron Indians between 1640 and 1673. He learned the Huron [i.e. Wyandot] language circa 1640. He embarked on the mission to the Onondaga Iroquois 1655 and was there until 1658 and took part in the foundation of the Huron mission of Notre-Dame de Lorette outside Québec City in 1673
  • Date can be inferred from the work entitled Relation de ce qui s'est passé en la mission des peres de la Compagnie de Iesus aux Hurons, pays de la Nouuelle France, és années 1648. & 1649 / by Paul Ragueneau, first printed Paris, 1650, in which Father Chaumonot sent in a report from the Huron mission. Date of publication cannot be after 1693 when author died
  • [French-Huron dictionary]: leaves [1 recto-113 recto]
  • The dictionary is given primarily in French translated into Huron (from "aboucher" to "vuider" [i.e. "vider']), although the first word on leaf [1 recto] is "atotrahzi" a Huron verb which means to embark into a canoe
  • [Vocabulary of Huron words by theme], leaves [114 recto-130 recto], includes sections on animals, parts of the body, colors, church feast days, food, hours of the day and days of the week, numbers, and clothing and other merchandise
  • John Carter Brown Library has correspondence related to the acquisition, attribution to Pierre Joseph Marie Chaumonot, and provenance housed in the JCB bibliographical file
Extent
1 online resource ([130] leaves)
Form of item
online
Note
  • John Carter Brown Library copy imperfect: many leaves are fox and stained, with minimal loss of text.
  • John Carter Brown Library copy bound in contemporary full vellum and housed in a green cloth phase box measuring 26 cm. tall.
  • Provenance of the John Carter Brown Library copy: Victor Morin Montréal: bookplate on front pastedown; Notre Dame de Levis Province de Québec, Canada 2 septembre 1909 ... Revd. Prosper Vincent: ms. inscription on rear pastedown. In this inscription Reverend Vincent identifies the author as Père Jean-Marie Chaumonot Jesuite missionaire des Hurons au Canada and gives the date of composition of the work as circa 1663.
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