Hopi
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- proper noun
- /ˈhoʊpi/
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Hopi
- The Hopi people have a rich cultural heritage that includes unique pottery and storytelling traditions.
- Hopi people
- Hopi tribe
- Hopi villages
I'm saying Indian and they said that sometime they say white guy and he's quarter Hopi as well.
- I'm saying Indian and they said that sometime they say white guy and he's quarter Hopi as well.
- Is it the Hopi Indians again that Yeah, the Hopi.
- You know, it took me a long time to figure out Hopi, but I think that worked to the strength of the character that she's.
Examples
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In Hopi tradition, the first clan among the Hopi, and the one that supplied the kikmongwi, or village chief, was Bear.
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During the annual celebration, members of the Hopi community gathered to share their traditional songs and dances.
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Spring is a time when the family comes to Hopi from all over to assist in the planting.
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Barter and purchase, as well as gifts, have all long been present in Hopi life.
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More clans followed, and in time a new community, a new tribe called Hopi, was formed.
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Corn is used ceremonially to mark significant milestones in the lives of the Hopi people.
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Today, the Hopi are concentrated in the villages of First Mesa, Second Mesa, and Third Mesa.
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In her research, she studied the Hopi language and its significance to the identity of the tribe.
Synonyms
A language spoken by the Hopi people in northeastern Arizona
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hopi comes from the group's own word meaning 'peaceful person' or 'village people'. So Hopi can mean either a member of that people or the language those people speak.