Yakina ( eng. Yaquina , also known as Yakwina , Yakon ) is an almost extinct Indian tribe . The last members of the tribe live on in Oregon , and almost all of them are of mixed origin. The Yakin language, now extinct, belonged to the Alseic languages , another name of which (the Yakon languages ) comes from the name of the tribe [1] .
List of Yakin villages
To the north of the river Yakina ( eng. Yaquina ) [1] :
- Holukhik
- Hunkkhwitik
- Iwai, Khaishuk
- Khilukh
- Kunnupiyu
- Kwulai
- Kyaukuhu Kyuwatkal
- Mipshuntik
- Mittsulstik
- Shash
- Thlalkhaiuntik
- Thlekakhaik
- Tkhakiyu tshkitshiauk
- Tthilkitik
- Ukhwaiksh
- Yahal
- Yikkhaich
South of the Yakina River ( Yaquina ) [1] :
- Atshuk
- Chulithltiyu
- Hakkyaiwal
- Hathletukhish
- Hitshinsuwit
- Hiwaitthe
- Kaku
- Khaiyukkhai
- Khitalaitthe
- Kholkh
- Khulhanshtauk
- Kilauutuksh Kumeukwu
- Kutshuwitthe
- Kwaitshi
- Kwilaishauk
- Kwulchichicheshk
- Kwullaish
- Kwullakhtauik
- Kwutichuntthe
- Mulshintik
- Naaish
- Payinkkhwutthu
- Pikiiltthe pkhulluwaaiithe
- Pkuuniukhtauk
- Puunttlriwaun
- Shilkhotshi
- Shupauk
- Thlekwiyauik
- Thlelkhus
- Thlinaitshtik
- Thlukwiutshthu
- Tkulmashaauk
- Tuhaushuwitthe
- Tulshk
Notes
- β 1 2 3 Yaquina Indians (English) , Access Genealogy (9 July 2011). The appeal date is December 27, 2017.