kinnikinnick
- noun
- /ˌkɪnɪˈkɪnɪk/
- US
- Some Indigenous ceremonies use kinnikinnick instead of tobacco for traditional smoking.
Examples
-
Researchers studied the cultural significance of kinnikinnick among various Native American tribes.
-
The herbal blend included kinnikinnick as a main ingredient.
-
Many Indigenous peoples use kinnikinnick in their traditional ceremonies.
-
Did you know that kinnikinnick is often mixed with tobacco?
-
Some Indigenous ceremonies use kinnikinnick instead of tobacco for traditional smoking.
-
The herbal blend included kinnikinnick as a main ingredient in the ceremony.
-
Many Indigenous peoples incorporate kinnikinnick into their cultural practices involving smoke.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kinnikinnick comes from an Algonquian Native American word kinnikinik meaning 'mixture'. It was used for a traditional mix of leaves and bark that people smoked, so today kinnikinnick can mean the smoking blend itself or the plants used to make it.