Arapahoe
- noun
- /ˈærəˌhoʊ/
- Many Arapahoe now reside in communities in Oklahoma and Wyoming.
Examples
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The Arapahoe traditionally lived in the plains of Colorado and Wyoming.
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The museum features artifacts from the Arapahoe and other Plains tribes.
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The Arapahoe people have a rich cultural heritage.
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Many Arapahoes live in Oklahoma today.
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Many Arapahoe now reside in communities in Oklahoma and Wyoming.
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The Arapahoe traditionally lived in the plains of Colorado and Wyoming.
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The museum features artifacts from the Arapahoe and other Plains tribes.
Synonyms
People from the North American plains who now mainly live in Oklahoma and Wyoming
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Arapahoe is the name of a Native American people and is believed to come from a name used by nearby tribes and early traders; the people call themselves Hinono'eino, which means 'our people'. So Arapahoe refers to that group of people.