Ioway
9.9
A person from a Native American people who lived in parts of Iowa, Minnesota, and Missouri
- noun
- /ˈaɪoʊweɪ/
- The Ioway people have a rich cultural history that dates back centuries.
Examples
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I am an Ioway Indian.
Blog text (12) -
The Ioway Indians. Blaine. (L. M. Hauptman) 5(4):369.
Academic text (1992) -
Many Ioway traditions are celebrated through annual festivals and gatherings.
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In Iowa, you can learn about the Ioway tribe's heritage and their past.
Synonyms
Iowa
vsIoway
3.5
A person from a Native American group who long ago lived in Iowa and nearby states
has identical meaning but uses a different variant spelling
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ioway is the name of a Native American people from the U.S. Midwest, and English speakers borrowed this tribal name—this is the same name that gave us the state Iowa. So Ioway refers to a member of that people.