Neutral Huron language

Neutral or Neutral Huron was the Iroquoian language spoken by the Neutral Nation.
The name Neutral, given to them by the French, reflected their attempt to stay neutral in the Huron–Iroquois wars. They were called Attawandaron by the Wendat, likely meaning 'they understand the language'.
Mithun cites Jesuits pointing out that the Neutral language was different from the Wendat language, in that the Neutrals were "une Nation differente de langage, au moins en plusieurs choses" / "a Nation different in language, at least in many respects". Mithun further cites work by Roy Wright where the latter notes from the Neutral name given to Chaumonot that the Neutral language did not have sound changes that distinguish Wendat from other Northern Iroquoian languages. Hanzeli, referencing Thwaites, notes Brébeuf and Chaumonot considered Neutral different enough from Wendat to write a separate Neutral grammar and dictionary, now lost.
Two proper names of Neutral are preserved, a town name and its chief's name. The first may mean 'mountain corner' making an Iroquoian language.