Walapai
- noun
- /ˈwɑːləpaɪ/
- The Walapai have preserved many of their cultural traditions despite modern influences.
Examples
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Several Walapai elders spoke about the tribe's history at the community event.
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The Walapai people have a rich cultural heritage.
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He studied the language and customs of the Walapai during his research in Arizona.
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Many Walapais still practice traditional crafts.
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He studied the language and customs of the Walapai during his research in Arizona.
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Several Walapai elders spoke about the tribe's history at the community event.
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The Walapai have preserved many of their cultural traditions despite modern influences.
Synonyms
A person from a Native American people near the Grand Canyon in northwest Arizona
A Native American person from the group living in the Colorado River valley of northwestern Arizona
Compounds
A Native American language spoken by the Walapai people in northwestern Arizona
Surface Forms
Etymology
Walapai comes from the people's own Yuman language, and the ending -pai is often said to mean 'people', so Walapai can be remembered simply as the name for that group of people.