Ponka
- noun
- /ˈpɒŋkə/
- The Ponka tribe has a rich cultural heritage.
Examples
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The Ponka have a rich tradition of storytelling passed down through generations.
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Many Ponkas still practice traditional ceremonies.
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Many Ponka artists contribute to preserving their cultural heritage today.
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Several Ponka leaders played important roles in the history of Nebraska.
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Many Ponka artists contribute to preserving their cultural heritage today.
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Several Ponka leaders played important roles in the history of Nebraska.
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The Ponka have a rich tradition of storytelling passed down through generations.
Synonyms
A person from a Native American tribe originally from northeastern Nebraska
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ponka is the name of a Native American people originally from the Missouri River valley in northeastern Nebraska. The name comes from the people themselves, so Ponka refers to the group and their culture.