Taos
- noun
- /taʊs/
- The Taos maintain many traditional ceremonies and crafts.
Examples
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The Taos people have a rich cultural heritage.
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Visitors to New Mexico often seek to learn more about the history of the Taos.
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A respected elder among the Taos shared stories of their ancestors.
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Did you know that the Taos Pueblo is one of the oldest continuously inhabited communities?
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A respected elder among the Taos shared stories of their ancestors.
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The Taos maintain many traditional ceremonies and crafts.
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Visitors to New Mexico often seek to learn more about the history of the Taos.
Synonyms
A Native American people of the southwestern United States who live in villages made of adobe and stone
A person from the Pueblo communities in the southwestern United States
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Taos for a person means a member of the Taos Pueblo and comes from the people’s own Tiwa name, which is often said to mean 'place of red willows'. So calling someone a Taos ties them to that place and to the native community's long history.