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Winnebago

Winnebago

9.9
A native language of the Ho-Chunk people in Wisconsin
  • noun
  • /ˌwɪnəˈbeɪɡoʊ/
translation icon : idioma winnebago
  • She learned Winnebago from her grandparents and now teaches it to children.

Examples

  • Few people today are fluent speakers of Winnebago due to language loss.

  • Researchers have compiled a dictionary of the Winnebago language.

  • The Winnebago language is rich in history.

  • Are you familiar with the Winnebago language?

  • Researchers have compiled a dictionary of the Winnebago language.

  • She learned Winnebago from her grandparents and now teaches it to children.

  • Few people today are fluent speakers of Winnebago due to language loss.

Synonyms

Winnebago language
vsWinnebago
9.9

A Native American language spoken by the Ho-Chunk people, also known as Winnebago, in North America

is the same language but limited to use in the United States

Compounds

A Native American language spoken by the Ho-Chunk people, also known as Winnebago, in North America

Surface Forms

Winnebago singular
Winnebagos plural

Etymology

Winnebago also means the language of that same people and is the English name for the Ho-Chunk language. So when you hear Winnebago about speech or words, it means the language spoken by the Ho-Chunk people.