Apalachee
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A Native American person who once lived in the Florida Panhandle
- proper noun
- /ˌæpəˈlɑːtʃi/
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- Many historical records discuss the lifestyle and traditions of the Apalachee tribe.
- Apalachee, Guale
- Apalachee and Timucua
- Apalachee population
Examples
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So did the medicine men of the Arapaho and Apalachee tribes in the Southern Everglades.
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This is a lesson Dickey learned while coaching at Apalachee.
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"At Apalachee, we were fifth in the state, and the team had never had a winning season before.
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Jay Reeve, President and Chief Executive Officer, Apalachee Center
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The Apalachee were known for their agricultural practices in the Florida Panhandle.
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The Apalachee people had a unique culture that contributed to the history of Native Americans in Florida.
Surface Forms
Apalachee main
Etymology
Apalachee is the name given to a Native American people who once lived in northern Florida, a name that was recorded by Spanish explorers from the Native words for the group. So an Apalachee is 'a member of that people'.