KnowraAlgonquian languagesLinked fromLinked fromThe 9 pages that link to Algonquian languages, each with the reason it gives.All 9Broader topic 1Related 3Narrower topic 4Compared with 1Leonard BloomfieldNarrower topic: Several languages Bloomfield studied belong to this family.Cree languageNarrower topic: Cree belongs to this family, alongside languages such as Ojibwe and Mi'kmaq.Iroquoian languagesCompared with: Algonquian is a neighboring family, distinct from Iroquoian despite centuries of contact.Ojibwe languageNarrower topic: Ojibwe belongs to this family and shares historical features with its other languages.Connecticut RiverRelated: The river’s name derives from an Indigenous name associated with the Quinnipiac people.Cape HatterasRelated: The name Hatteras derives from an Indigenous place name recorded by English colonists.Algic languagesBroader topic: This branch contains most Algic languages and is more internally diverse than Wiyot and Yurok.Great SpiritRelated: English accounts have associated Great Spirit with terms from Algonquian-speaking communities.ManitouNarrower topic: Related words for spiritual power vary across these languages and communities.