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Akwa'ala

Akwa'ala

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A group of native people in Baja California, Mexico who speak a Hokan language
  • proper noun
: Akwa'ala
  • Many Akwa'ala still live in small settlements in northern Baja California.

Examples

  • The Akwa'ala are known for their traditional hunting and gathering practices.

  • The Akwa'ala community has a rich cultural heritage.

  • Linguists have studied the Akwa'ala language to learn more about the Hokan family.

  • Did you know that the Akwa'ala speak a Hokan language?

  • Many Akwa'ala still live in small settlements in northern Baja California.

  • The Akwa'ala are known for their traditional hunting and gathering practices.

  • Did you know that the Akwa'ala speak a Hokan language?

Synonyms

Paipai
vsAkwa'ala
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A group of native people who live in Baja California, Mexico

is the whole indigenous community in Baja California that speaks a Hokan language

Compounds

A language spoken by the Akwa'ala people in northern Baja California, Mexico

Surface Forms

Akwa'ala main

Etymology

Akwa'ala comes from the group's own name in the languages of Baja California and is used to name their community. That's why Akwa'ala refers to the Native American group who live in that region.