Blackfoot
- noun
- /ˈblækfʊt/
- Children in the tribe are learning traditional stories in Blackfoot during language classes.
Examples
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What is the blackfoot word for "dream"?
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The linguist studied the Blackfoot language to better understand the culture of its speakers.
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She could not remember how to say 'hello' in Blackfoot, so she looked it up.
Synonyms
A language spoken by the Blackfoot people of the northwest Great Plains in North America
A group of Native languages of North America spoken from eastern Canada to the Great Plains
Compounds
A low bushy plant with white daisy-like flowers that grows well in dry, rocky soil
A language spoken by the Blackfoot people of the northwest Great Plains in North America
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Blackfoot The word Blackfoot comes from the English parts black and foot, and one simple story is that it began because of dark shoes or burned land marks. Because of this name for the people, Blackfoot is also the name of their language today.