Arikara
- noun
- /əˈrɪkərə/
- She is studying the history and language of the Arikara people.
Examples
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The Arikara played a significant role in the early fur trade of the Great Plains.
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Many Arikaras still practice traditional ceremonies.
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Many descendants of the Arikara now live in North Dakota.
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The Arikara have a rich cultural heritage.
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Many descendants of the Arikara now live in North Dakota.
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She is studying the history and language of the Arikara people.
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The Arikara played a significant role in the early fur trade of the Great Plains.
Synonyms
A Native American person from a group that lived in the Dakotas west of the Missouri River
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Arikara is the English name for a Native American people from the Missouri River area; the people themselves often call their nation 'Sahnish'. So Arikara simply names that group and their descendants.