Piegan
- adjective
- /ˈpiːɡən/
- The Piegan language is still spoken by some members of the community today.
Examples
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Researchers studied Piegan traditions to better understand their history and beliefs.
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A Piegan artist created beautiful beadwork for the cultural festival.
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The Piegan people have a rich cultural heritage.
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I admire Piegan art for its vibrant colors.
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The Piegan culture is celebrated for its rich traditions and community events.
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Students learned about Piegan customs during their anthropology class.
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The festival showcased Piegan music and dances that highlight their heritage.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Piegan comes from the Blackfoot name Piikáni (also written Pikuni), the name the people use for themselves. So Piegan as an adjective means 'of the Piegan people', for example their language, culture, or traditions.