Arapahoe
- noun
- /ˌærəˈpɑːhoʊ/
- The Arapahoe language has been spoken for centuries by the indigenous Arapaho people.
Examples
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Few fluent speakers of Arapahoe remain, so revitalization efforts are important.
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She is studying Arapahoe to help preserve Native American languages.
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The Arapahoe language is rich in history.
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Have you ever learned any Arapahoe words?
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Few fluent speakers of Arapahoe remain, so revitalization efforts are important.
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She is studying Arapahoe to help preserve Native American languages.
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The Arapahoe language has been spoken for centuries by the indigenous Arapaho people.
Synonyms
A language of the Arapaho people from the North American plains
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
Arapahoe also names the language spoken by that group and comes from the same name; the people call themselves Hinono'eino, which means 'our people'. So Arapahoe means the language of the Arapaho people.