Muscogee
- proper noun
- /ˈmʌskəɡi/
- Many Muscogee tribe members participate in annual cultural festivals to celebrate their history.
Examples
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Historically, the Muscogee were known for their complex social structures and agricultural practices.
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"Cherokee" is from the word "Muscogee."
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"Etowah" means "Mother Town" in Muscogee.
Academic text (2008) -
The Muscogee people have a rich cultural heritage that includes unique traditions and languages.
Synonyms
A Native American tribe originally from Georgia and Alabama, now mainly in Oklahoma
A Native American person from a group that lived in Georgia and eastern Alabama who helped form the Creek Confederacy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Muscogee names the Native American people also called the Creek and comes from their own word Mvskoke, meaning 'the people', so it refers to the nation, its people, and their shared culture.