The Iroquoian language is an indigenous language spoken by the Iroquois people of North America. It is divided into five distinct dialects, which are Oneida (6 letters), CHEROKEE (8 letters), Erie (4 letters), Seneca (6 letters) and Huron (5 letters). Each dialect has its own unique vocabulary and grammar, but they all share a common origin. The Iroquoian language is still spoken today by many Native American tribes in the United States and Canada.