Omaha
- noun
- /ˈoʊməˌhɑː/
- The Omaha people have a rich cultural heritage.
Examples
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The Omaha preserved many of their traditions despite relocation and changing circumstances.
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Many Omaha now live on reservations but maintain a strong cultural identity.
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She is researching the language of the Omaha for her anthropology thesis.
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Many Omahas still practice traditional ceremonies.
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The cultural celebrations of the Omaha continue to honor their ancestral beliefs.
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As a descendant of the Omaha, he proudly shares stories of his people's history.
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The Omaha people have contributed significantly to the history of the Great Plains.
Synonyms
A Native American group who once lived along the Missouri River in northeastern Nebraska
Surface Forms
Etymology
Omaha (people) is the name of a Native American group whose own word for themselves is often explained as 'upstream' or 'those against the current', a clear image of people living and traveling along the river.