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Hitchiti

Hitchiti

1 9.9
A Native American person from a group that once lived in Georgia and was part of the Creek Confederacy
  • noun
  • /ˈhɪtʃɪti/
: hitchiti
  • The Hitchiti were once an important part of the Creek Confederacy.

Examples

  • Many Hitchiti descendants still honor their cultural heritage.

  • Archaeologists have found Hitchiti artifacts in several areas of Georgia.

  • The Hitchiti people have a rich cultural heritage.

  • Many Hitchitis still practice traditional crafts.

  • Archaeologists have found Hitchiti artifacts in several areas of Georgia.

  • Many Hitchiti descendants still honor their cultural heritage.

  • The Hitchiti were once an important part of the Creek Confederacy.

Compounds

Hitchiti language
  • Specialized
9.9

A Native American language once spoken by the Hitchiti people in Georgia and Florida, USA

Surface Forms

Hitchiti singular
Hitchitis plural

Etymology

Hitchiti is the name of a Native American people from Georgia who were part of the Creek Confederacy. It comes from the name the group used for themselves, so today Hitchiti means a member or descendant of that people.