Otoe
- noun
- /ˈoʊtoʊ/
- An Otoe leader signed the treaty with the United States government.
Examples
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The Otoe lived along the banks of the Missouri River for centuries.
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Many Otoes still practice traditional ceremonies today.
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Many Otoe traditions continue to be practiced today.
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The Otoe people have a rich cultural heritage.
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The Otoe are a Native American tribe known for their rich cultural heritage in the Nebraska region.
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During our visit to Nebraska, we learned about the traditions of the Otoe people who historically lived along the Missouri River.
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The Otoe community has preserved many of their customs and stories, reflecting their deep connection to the land.
Synonyms
A person from a Native American tribe in Nebraska
Surface Forms
Etymology
Otoe comes from the name this Native American people used for themselves in the Chiwere language, a name later picked up by early European explorers. So, an Otoe is a person who belongs to that people.