Sahaptino
- noun
- /səˈhæptɪnoʊ/
- The traditions of the Sahaptino are still celebrated by their descendants today.
Examples
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A group of Sahaptino hunters followed the salmon migration along the river.
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Many artifacts found in the region have been traced back to the Sahaptino people.
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The Sahaptino people have a rich cultural heritage.
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Many Sahaptinos still practice traditional crafts.
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A group of Sahaptino hunters followed the salmon migration along the river.
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Many artifacts found in the region have been traced back to the Sahaptino people.
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The traditions of the Sahaptino are still celebrated by their descendants today.
Synonyms
A member of a Native American people who lived along the Columbia River in the Pacific Northwest
A Native American person from tribes along the Columbia River in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sahaptino comes from the name of their language, Sahaptin, spoken along the Columbia River in Oregon, Washington and northern Idaho. So Sahaptino simply means the 'people who speak Sahaptin' and tells you which community and region it refers to.