Akwa'ala
- noun
- Many Akwa'ala people still practice their ancestral customs.
Examples
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The Akwa'ala maintain a rich cultural heritage in Baja California.
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Researchers have studied the traditions of the Akwa'ala for decades.
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She traveled to Mexico to learn the language of the Akwa'ala.
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The Akwa'ala are known for their rich cultural traditions.
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Researchers have studied the traditions of the Akwa'ala for decades.
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She traveled to Mexico to learn the language of the Akwa'ala.
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The Akwa'ala maintain a rich cultural heritage in Baja California.
Synonyms
A group of native people who live in Baja California, Mexico
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Akwa'ala is the name the people use for themselves in the languages of Baja California. A helpful way to remember it is to think of it as 'the people of the place', so calling someone an Akwa'ala means they are a member of that community.