Hualapai
- noun
- /ˈhwɑːləˌpaɪ/
- He is proud to be a Hualapai and works to preserve the language and customs.
Examples
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The Hualapai have a reservation near the Grand Canyon in Arizona.
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Several Hualapai elders attended the cultural festival to share their traditions.
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The Hualapai people have a rich cultural heritage.
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Many Hualapais still practice traditional crafts.
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The Hualapai believe in the importance of storytelling as a way to pass down their history.
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Many Hualapai children learn about their culture through community events and ceremonies.
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The Hualapai work together to protect their ancestral lands from outside development.
Synonyms
A Native American people who live in the Colorado River valley in northwestern Arizona
A Native American person from the group living in the Colorado River valley of northwestern Arizona
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hualapai comes from the tribe's own language and is the name they use for themselves, often said to mean 'people of the pines' or 'people of the high land'. So a Hualapai is a member of that Native American people from northwestern Arizona.