Arapaho
- noun
- /ˈærəˌpɑːhoʊ/
- The elders still speak Arapaho during community gatherings to keep the language alive.
Examples
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The Arapaho language has a rich oral tradition.
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He studied the structure of Arapaho for his graduate thesis.
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A new dictionary has been published to help young people learn Arapaho.
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The Arapaho language is classified as Algonquian.
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A new dictionary has been published to help young people learn Arapaho.
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The elders still speak Arapaho during community gatherings to keep the language alive.
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He studied the structure of Arapaho for his graduate thesis.
Synonyms
A Native American language spoken by a Plains people in Colorado, Wyoming, and Oklahoma
A Native American language spoken by the Arapaho people of the Great Plains
A Native American language that Arapaho people speak in the United States
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Arapaho also names the language of that people and comes from the same group name; calling the speech Arapaho simply means it is the language of the Hinono'eino ('the people').