The Algonquian language family is one of the largest in North America, with many different languages spoken by various tribes. Ottawa is a 6-letter Algonquian language spoken by the Ottawa people in Ontario and Quebec. CREE is a 4-letter Algonquian language spoken by the CREE people in Canada and the United States. Ojibwa is a 6-letter Algonquian language spoken by the Ojibwa people in the Great Lakes region. SAC is a 3-letter Algonquian language spoken by the SAC people in the Midwest. ARAPAHO is a 7-letter Algonquian language spoken by the ARAPAHO people in the Great Plains. Ottawas is a 7-letter Algonquian language spoken by the Ottawa people in Michigan. Miami is a 5-letter Algonquian language spoken by the Miami people in Indiana and Ohio. SACHEM is a 6-letter Algonquian language spoken by the SACHEM people in New England.