Chippewa
- noun
- /ˈʧɪpəˌwɑ/
- The Chippewa language has many dialects spoken across the Great Lakes region.
Examples
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The Chippewa language is part of the Algonquian family.
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She is studying Chippewa to better understand her family's heritage.
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Several schools now offer courses in Chippewa to preserve indigenous languages.
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The Chippewa language is rich in history.
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Several schools now offer courses in Chippewa to preserve indigenous languages.
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She is studying Chippewa to better understand her family's heritage.
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The Chippewa language has many dialects spoken across the Great Lakes region.
Synonyms
A Native American language spoken around Lake Superior in Canada and the northern United States
A language spoken by the Ojibwa people in parts of Canada and the northern United States
A language spoken by the Ojibwa people in North America
A language spoken by the Ojibway people in parts of Canada and northern United States
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Chippewa also names the language and comes from the same Ojibwe name for the people, so thinking of the group helps you remember that Chippewa is the language of the Chippewa people.