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A clear, early grammar of the Lenni Lenape language, with translator notes and practical forms.

This nonfiction work presents Zeisberger’s Grammar of the Language of the Lenni Lenape or Delaware Indians, offering a window into how the language’s verbs, conjugations, and structure are organized. It includes discussion of moods, tenses, and examples that illustrate pronunciation and usage, along with translator notes that explain certain readings and dialect variations.

- Discover verb forms across indicative, imperative, and subjunctive moods in present, past, and future tenses.
- See how prepositions attach to nouns and verbs, with examples of usage and sentence structure.
- Explore how the translator frames and clarifies the grammar, including notes on related dialects and historical context.
- Understand how conjunctions, interjections, and particle words connect ideas in Delaware.

Ideal for readers of historical linguistics, Indigenous language studies, and anyone curious about the linguistic structure of the Lenni Lenape language.