Cherente.
American: a dialect of the U. Tocatin, allied to Chavante.
Cherokee.
A large family of native N. American dialects, classed as Appalachian or Floridian, now spoken W. of the Mississippi, but the R. Tennessee was formerly called Cherokee.
Cheshire.
A dialect of England. See Wilbraham’s “Glossary of Words used in Cheshire,” 2nd ed., 12mo, 1826. W. W. S.
Chetimacha.
A dialect of N. American, allied to the Muskogulge or Creek.
Cheyenne, see [Shyenne].
Chiapaneca.