Cheyenne
- noun
- /ʃeɪˈɛn/
- On the Central Plains we have the Cheyennes and Arapahos, down here in Texas and the southern plains the Comanches.
Examples
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And Little Buck bringing the light Lame Deer, Montana, seat of the Northern Cheyenne Nation.
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It's a Northern Cheyenne saying a nation is not defeated until the hearts of its women are on the ground.
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And Little Buck bringing the light Lame Deer, Montana, seat of the Northern Cheyenne Nation.
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The Cheyenne are known for their rich cultural traditions and history.
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Many Cheyenne people participated in the powwow to celebrate their heritage.
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The Cheyenne Nation has a significant presence in both Montana and Oklahoma.
Synonyms
A person whose family lived in North or South America before Europeans arrived
A person from the Native American tribes of the Great Plains who traditionally lived a nomadic life following buffalo
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cheyenne was a name used by nearby tribes and later by French people, and one common idea is that it came from a word meaning 'little Cree', so the name became the way people refer to this Plains tribe.