The Siouan language family includes Dakota, Lakota, and Nakota, each with rich oral traditions.

Linguists studying Siouan have documented how shared grammatical features reveal historical connections among its member languages.

A Siouan elder taught the children traditional songs and dances.

Many Siouans maintained trade routes that stretched across the Great Plains.

Siouanists gathered at the conference to discuss language revival strategies.

The Siouanist carefully compared the recordings to map out dialectal differences.