Sahaptin
- noun
- /səˈhæptɪn/
- The Sahaptin were skilled fishers and traders in the Pacific Northwest.
Examples
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Anthropologists have studied the traditions of the Sahaptin for over a century.
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Several Sahaptin families attended the annual tribal gathering along the river.
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The Sahaptin people have a rich cultural heritage.
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Many Sahaptins continue to practice traditional ceremonies.
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Anthropologists have studied the traditions of the Sahaptin people for over a century.
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Several Sahaptin families attended the annual tribal gathering along the Columbia River.
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The Sahaptin were known for their strong community ties and traditional fishing practices.
Synonyms
A person from a Native American people who live along the Columbia River in Oregon, Washington, and northern Idaho
A member of a Native American people who lived along the Columbia River in the Pacific Northwest
Compounds
- Specialized
A Native American language spoken by Sahaptin people in the Pacific Northwest
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sahaptin is the name of a Native American people who lived along the Columbia River in Oregon, Washington and Idaho. The name was used for the group itself, so a Sahaptin is simply a person from that group.