Karok
- noun
- The Karok have lived along the Klamath River for thousands of years.
Examples
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Many Karok are actively involved in preserving their language and culture.
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The Karok people have a rich cultural heritage.
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A Karok elder spoke about traditional customs at the gathering.
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Many Karoks still practice traditional crafts.
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A Karok elder spoke about traditional customs at the gathering.
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Many Karok are actively involved in preserving their language and culture.
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The Karok have lived along the Klamath River for thousands of years.
Compounds
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Etymology
The word Karok is the name of a Native American people who have lived by the Klamath River in northern California. A helpful way to remember it is to think of Karok as the tribe's own name for themselves, so Karok means a person of that tribe.