TheWalker River Paiute, orAgaiDɨkadɨ (eaters of Lahontan cutthroat trout,Oncorhynchus clarkii henshawi), are organized as the federally recognized Walker River Paiute Tribe and live on the Walker River in and around Schurz, Nevada. As in other southern varieties, the Walker River dialect has three consonant grades (lenis, fortis, voiced fortis). Like the Mono Lake variety, it also preserves the Numic “sixth vowel” /e/. However, unlike theMono Lake variety and like all other dialects, it maintains the velar nasal (*/ŋ/). This variety is most closely related to that of Yerington (Yerington Paiute Tribe 1987a, b).

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沃克河（内华达州舒尔茨）

The Walker River Paiute 或 AgaiDɨkadɨ（食喉鳟，Oncorhynchus clarkii henshawi）被组织为联邦认可的沃克河派尤特部落，生活在内华达州舒尔茨及其周边地区的沃克河上。与其他南方变体一样，沃克河方言具有三个辅音等级（lenis、fortis、浊音fortis）。与 Mono Lake 变体一样，它也保留了 Numic“第六元音”/e/。然而，与 Mono Lake 变体和所有其他方言不同，它保留了软腭鼻音 (*/ŋ/)。该品种与 Yerington 的品种关系最为密切（Yerington Paiute Tribe 1987a, b）。