Athabaskan languages

Athabaskan languages are a group of indigenous languages spoken by various Native American and First Nations peoples in parts of Alaska, western Canada, and the southwestern United States. They share common linguistic features and a shared ancestry, forming a distinct language family. These languages are known for complex verb systems and rich vocabulary that reflect their cultures and environments. Notable Athabaskan languages include Navajo, Dene, and Apache. Despite differences among them, they all trace back to a common ancestral language and offer unique insights into the histories and traditions of their speakers.