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Halchidhoma

Halchidhoma

9.9
A member of a Native American people who lived by the Colorado River near the mouth of the Gila River
  • noun
: Halchidhoma
  • Some members of the Halchidhoma eventually joined the Maricopa community.

Examples

  • The Halchidhoma moved upriver after conflicts with neighboring groups.

  • Anthropological studies document the culture and traditions of the Halchidhoma.

  • The Halchidhoma were known for their unique pottery.

  • Many Halchidhomas participated in the annual festival.

  • The Halchidhoma people had a rich cultural heritage that included elaborate storytelling.

  • Historically, the Halchidhoma formed alliances with other tribes to defend their territory.

  • The crafts and art of the Halchidhoma reflect their connection to the Colorado River.

Surface Forms

Halchidhoma singular
Halchidhomas plural

Etymology

The word Halchidhoma comes from the people's own Native language and was the name for the group who lived along the Colorado River near the mouth of the Gila River. So, Halchidhoma today means a member of that community.