Southern Wakashan

Target entity: Southern Wakashan
Context triple: [Ditidaht, subfamily, Southern Wakashan]

• A. Northern Wakashan
  Northern Wakashan is a branch of the Wakashan language family comprising several Indigenous languages spoken along the northern Pacific Northwest coast of Canada.
• B. Northern Kalapuya
  Northern Kalapuya is an extinct Native American language variety once spoken by the Kalapuya people in the Willamette Valley of western Oregon.
• C. Southern Tiwa
  Southern Tiwa is a Tanoan Tiwa language variety traditionally spoken by the Southern Tiwa people of New Mexico in the United States.
• D. North Wakashan subgroup
  The North Wakashan subgroup is a branch of the Wakashan language family comprising several closely related Indigenous languages spoken along the northern coast of British Columbia, Canada.
• E. Coast Salish region
  The Coast Salish region is a cultural and geographic area of the Pacific Northwest encompassing the traditional territories of numerous Coast Salish Indigenous peoples, including the Suquamish, characterized by shared languages, customs, and maritime lifeways.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Southern Wakashan
Target entity description: Southern Wakashan is a branch of the Wakashan language family comprising several Indigenous languages spoken along the southern Pacific Northwest coast of North America.

• A. Northern Wakashan
  Northern Wakashan is a branch of the Wakashan language family comprising several Indigenous languages spoken along the northern Pacific Northwest coast of Canada.
• B. Northern Kalapuya
  Northern Kalapuya is an extinct Native American language variety once spoken by the Kalapuya people in the Willamette Valley of western Oregon.
• C. Southern Tiwa
  Southern Tiwa is a Tanoan Tiwa language variety traditionally spoken by the Southern Tiwa people of New Mexico in the United States.
• D. North Wakashan subgroup
  The North Wakashan subgroup is a branch of the Wakashan language family comprising several closely related Indigenous languages spoken along the northern coast of British Columbia, Canada.
• E. Coast Salish region
  The Coast Salish region is a cultural and geographic area of the Pacific Northwest encompassing the traditional territories of numerous Coast Salish Indigenous peoples, including the Suquamish, characterized by shared languages, customs, and maritime lifeways.
• F. None of above. chosen