Onųdaʔgegáʔ

Of the fifteen or so Northern Iroquoian varieties, nine are completely dormant (Susquehannock, Neutral, Nottoway, Erie, Wenro, Laurentian, Wendat, Petun, and Meherrin), and five are nearly dormant (Onödowá’ga:’ or Seneca, Gayogohó:nǫʔ or Cayuga, Onųdaʔgegáʔ or Onondaga, Onʌyotaʔa:ké: or Oneida, and Skarù:ręʔ or Tuscarora); although most of these have been fairly well documented, and reclamation attempts based on archival materials have started for some (see for instance Lukaniec’s work on Wendat).

2022 August 1, Martin Renard, Re-establishing Inter-generational Transmission in Kanien’kéha through “Authentic” L2 Speakers: A Case Study on Idiomatic Expressions (Toronto Working Papers in Linguistics), page 3