Catawba
- noun
- /kəˈtɔːbə/
- Many Catawba now live on a reservation in South Carolina.
Examples
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The Catawba maintained distinct cultural traditions long after European settlers arrived.
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He is a descendant of the Catawba who originally inhabited the region.
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The Catawba people have a rich cultural heritage.
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Many Catawbas still practice traditional crafts.
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He is a descendant of the Catawba who originally inhabited the Carolinas.
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Many Catawba now live on a reservation in South Carolina.
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The Catawba maintained distinct cultural traditions long after European settlers arrived.
Compounds
A Native American language once spoken by the Catawba people in the southeastern United States
Surface Forms
Etymology
Catawba comes from the name of a Native American people in the Carolinas, so Catawba simply means a member of that tribe.