Chickasaw
- noun
- /ˈtʃɪkəˌsɔː/
- Her grandfather is a proud Chickasaw who shares stories of their heritage.
Examples
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Many Chickasaw now live in Oklahoma after being relocated in the 19th century.
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The Chickasaw people have a rich cultural heritage.
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The Chickasaw were known for their military prowess among Southeastern tribes.
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Many Chickasaws still practice traditional crafts.
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Her grandfather is a proud Chickasaw who shares stories of their heritage.
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Many Chickasaw now live in Oklahoma after being relocated in the 19th century.
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The Chickasaw were known for their military prowess among Southeastern tribes.
Compounds
A national park in southern Oklahoma with mineral springs and clear streams
Surface Forms
Etymology
Chickasaw comes from the people's own name, often written Chikasha, in a Native American language of the southeastern United States. So a Chickasaw is simply a person who belongs to that group.