Algonquianistn.

1920 Amer. Jrnl. Philol. 41 306 The texts are accompanied by interlinears and free translations, which give the professional Algonquianist a good control.

1958 Archivum Linguisticum 10 172 Its publication will be welcomed by specialists in the American-Indian field (especially Algonquianists).

1972 Regional Lang. Stud.-Newfoundland iv. 1 The natural reaction of any Algonkianist confronted with such an etymology would be the immediate raising of eyebrows.

1987 Current Anthropol. 28 654/1 Truman Michelson, the foremost Algonquianist of this early period, was incensed.

2005 J. H. McWhorter Defining Creole iv. 141 When Celticists, Algonquianists, and Sino-Tibetanists convene, it is not to remind one another that the languages that they study are systematic and complex.