SHOSHONEAN

Meaning of SHOSHONEAN in English

Shoshonean BrE AmE ʃə ʊ ˈʃəʊn i‿ən ˌʃəʊʃ ə ˈni ː ‿ən AmE \ ʃoʊ ˈʃoʊn i‿ən ˌʃoʊʃ ə ˈniː ən

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SHOSHONEAN — shəˈshōnēən, shōˈ-, |shōshə|nēən noun ( plural shoshonean or shoshoneans ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Shoshone + -an 1. : a …
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SHOSHONEAN — /shoh shoh"nee euhn, shoh'sheuh nee"euhn/ , n. , pl. Shoshoneans , ( esp. collectively ) Shoshonean for 2, adj. n. …
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SHOSHONEAN — n. family of Uto-Aztecan languages spoken by the Shoshone Indian tribes in the western United States (includes Hopi, and Comanche)
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SHOSHONEAN — ■ noun a branch of the Uto-Aztecan language family that includes Comanche and Shoshone. ■ adjective relating to or denoting …
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SHOSHONEAN — 1. шошонская группа (языков) Принадлежит к индейским языкам юто-ацтекской семьи [Uto-Aztecan]. Включает языки свыше 20 племен, из которых ныне существуют банноки [Bannock], …
SHOSHONEAN — 1. шошонская группа (языков) Принадлежит к индейским языкам юто-ацтекской семьи [Uto-Aztecan]. Включает языки свыше 20 племен, из которых ныне существуют …
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UTE — I. ˈyüt, usu -üd.+V; ˈyüd.]ē, -üt], ]i noun ( plural ute or utes ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Ute Yuta …
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SNAKE — I. ˈsnāk, dial ˈsnek noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English, from Old English snaca; akin to …
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SERRANO — I. sə̇ˈrä(ˌ)nō noun ( plural serrano or serranos ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: American Spanish, from Spanish, mountaineer, from sierra …
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PUEBLO — I. p(y)üˈe(ˌ)blō, ˈpwe(ˌ)- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Spanish, people, village, from Latin populus people — more at people 1. …
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MONO — I. ˈmō(ˌ)nō noun ( plural mono or monos ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Spanish, of American Indian origin 1. a. …
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KOSO — I. ˈkō(ˌ)sō noun or kos·so ˈkä(- ; or kous·so ˈkü(- ( -s ) Etymology: probably from Galla kosso : brayera …
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COMANCHE — I. kəˈma(a)nchē noun ( plural comanche or comanches ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Spanish, of Shoshonean origin; perhaps akin to …
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BANNOCK — I. ˈbanək, -nik noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English bannok, probably from Scottish Gaelic bannach, bonnach 1. : an …
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YAMP — ˈyamp noun or yam·pa also yam·pah -mpə ( -s ) Etymology: of Shoshonean origin; akin to Shoshoni yampa yamp, Ute …
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WALPI — noun also hual·pi ˈwälpē ( plural walpi or walpis also hualpi or hualpis ) Usage: usually capitalized 1. : a …
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UTO-AZTECAN — ˈyü(ˌ)tō+ noun Usage: usually capitalized U&A Etymology: Ute + -o- + Aztec + -an 1. : a language phylum comprising …
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TÜBATULABAL — ˌtübətüˈläbəl noun ( plural tübatulabal or tübatulabals ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Shoshoni, pine-nut eaters 1. a. : a Shoshonean …
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SICHOMOVI — sə̇ˈchəməvē, -chäm- noun ( plural sichomovi or sichomovis ) Usage: usually capitalized 1. : a Shoshonean people occupying a pueblo …
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SHOSHONI — noun also sho·sho·ne or sho·sho·nee shəˈshōnē, shōˈ-, -ni ( plural shoshoni or shoshonis also shoshone or shoshones or shoshonee or …
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SHOSHOKO — shəˈshō(ˌ)kō, shōˈ- noun ( plural shoshokoes or shoshokos ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Shoshoni, literally, walker 1. : a Shoshonean …
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SHONGOPOVI — (ˌ)shəŋˈgäpəvē noun ( plural shongopovi or shongopovis ) Usage: usually capitalized 1. : a Shoshonean people occupying a pueblo in …
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SHIPAULOVI — shə̇ˈpȯləvē, -pau̇l- noun ( plural shipaulovi or shipaulovis ) Usage: usually capitalized 1. : a Shoshonean people occupying a pueblo …
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PAIUTE — noun also pi·ute ˈpīˌ(y)üt, ̷ ̷ˈ ̷ ̷ ( plural paiute or paiutes ) Usage: usually capitalized 1. a. : a Shoshonean people …
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NORTHERN PAIUTE — noun Usage: usually capitalized N&P 1. a. : a group of Shoshonean peoples in western Nevada, southeastern Oregon, and northeastern …
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UTO-AZTECAN LANGUAGES — family of American Indian languages spoken in Mexico, northern Guatemala, and the western United States. The Uto-Aztecan languages are recognized …
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UTE — Shoshonean-speaking group of Indians of western Colorado and eastern Utah; their name was given to the latter state. When the …
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