Illinois
- noun
- /ˌɪlɪˈnɔɪ/
- The Illinois people were known for their agricultural practices.
Examples
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She studied the customs of the Illinois while researching Indigenous peoples of the Midwest.
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The Illinois played a significant role in the fur trade along the Mississippi River.
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Many descendants of the Illinois now live in Oklahoma.
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Many artifacts from the Illinois tribe have been discovered.
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Many descendants of the Illinois now live in Oklahoma.
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She studied the customs of the Illinois while researching Indigenous peoples of the Midwest.
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The Illinois played a significant role in the fur trade along the Mississippi River.
Compounds
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Etymology
A person called an Illinois takes its name from Illiniwek, the Native American name meaning 'the people', so an Illinois is someone who belongs to that group.