Hunkpapa
- noun
- Many Hunkpapa descendants continue to live in the Dakotas today.
Examples
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Sitting Bull was one of the most famous leaders of the Hunkpapa.
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The Hunkpapa played a major role in the Battle of the Little Bighorn.
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The Hunkpapa people have a rich cultural heritage.
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Many Hunkpapas participated in the Ghost Dance movement.
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Many Hunkpapa descendants continue to live in the Dakotas today.
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Sitting Bull was one of the most famous leaders of the Hunkpapa.
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The Hunkpapa played a major role in the Battle of the Little Bighorn.
Synonyms
A Native American person from the western Sioux group on the Great Plains
A person from the western Sioux group of Native American people who live on the plains
A person from a western Sioux group who lived on the Great Plains
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Hunkpapa comes from the Lakota language and is often translated as 'those at the head of the camp'. So it names the group of Lakota people who were known by that place in the camp and who still use the name today.