Indigenous Languages

noun a person born in a particular place or country

adjective belonging to a particular place by birth or origin

• The native language of the country is taught in all schools.
• I love exploring the native cuisine of different countries.
• She's a true native when it comes to surfing, always catching the best waves.
• The artist's native talent shines through in every brushstroke.

noun a member of a Native American people of the Great Lakes region

adjective relating to the Potawatomi people or their language

• The Potawatomi tribe has a rich cultural heritage that dates back centuries.
• I learned about the Potawatomi people in my history class.
• Have you ever been to a Potawatomi powwow? It's so much fun!
• The Potawatomi language is like music to my ears.

adjective relating to Hawaii or its people, language, or culture

• The Hawaiian language is recognized as one of the official languages of the state of Hawaii.
• I love Hawaiian pizza with pineapple and ham on top.
• Let's hit up the Hawaiian BBQ joint for some ono grinds.
• Her dance moves were as graceful as a Hawaiian hula dancer.

noun a member of a Native American people of the northeastern U.S., now living in Quebec and Maine.

adjective relating to the Abenaki people or their language.

• The Abenaki tribe has a rich history in the northeastern United States.
• I learned about the Abenaki people in my history class.
• Have you heard of the Abenaki tribe? They're pretty cool.
• The Abenaki culture is like a hidden gem waiting to be discovered.

noun a Native American tribe originally from the northeastern United States and eastern Canada

adjective relating to the Abenaki tribe or their language or culture

• The Abenakis are a Native American tribe with a rich cultural heritage.
• I learned about the Abenakis in my history class.
• Have you heard of the Abenakis before?
• The Abenakis have been the keepers of their traditions for generations.

noun a member of a South American Indian people of Paraguay

• The Abipón were a nomadic indigenous people of South America.
• I read an interesting article about the Abipón tribe.
• Have you heard of the Abipón folks?
• The Abipón's way of life is a distant memory now.

noun a member of a Caucasian people of Abkhazia, in the northwest Caucasus region of the eastern Black Sea

adjective relating to the Abkhaz people or their language

• The Abkhas language is one of the official languages of Abkhazia.
• I heard that Abkhas cuisine is very delicious.
• Let's go check out that new Abkhas restaurant in town.
• His knowledge of Abkhas culture runs deep, like a river flowing through the mountains.

noun a type of bird found in South America

• The acawais is a species of bird native to South America.
• I saw a beautiful acawais in the forest yesterday.
• Check out that colorful acawais chilling in the trees.
• Her vibrant personality was like an acawais, always brightening up the room.

noun Achomawi - a member of a North American Indian people of northeastern California.

adjective Achomawi - relating to the Achomawi people or their language.

• The Achomawi people are a Native American tribe indigenous to northern California.
• I learned about the Achomawi tribe in my history class.
• Have you heard of the Achomawi folks from up north?
• The Achomawi culture is like a hidden gem waiting to be discovered.

noun Achomawis does not have a specific definition as it is not a commonly recognized English word.

• The achomawis tribe has a rich history of storytelling and traditional practices.
• I heard that the achomawis are hosting a cultural festival next month.
• Have you ever tried the achomawis cuisine? It's so delicious!
• The achomawis of the forest symbolize resilience and strength in the face of adversity.

noun Achumawi

• The Achumawi people have a rich cultural heritage that dates back thousands of years.
• I learned about the Achumawi tribe in my history class last week.
• Have you heard of the Achumawi folks? They have some cool traditions.
• The Achumawi language is like a window into the past, preserving ancient wisdom and stories.

noun Achumawis is a noun referring to a specific person, place, thing, or idea.

• The achumawis tribe has a long history of traditional practices.
• I heard that the achumawis are having a festival next month.
• The achumawis are known for throwing the best parties in town.
• Her creativity knows no bounds, she is like an achumawis of ideas.

noun Acolhuan is a noun referring to a member of the Aztec people who lived in the city of Tenochtitlan.

• The acolhuan ceremony was a traditional event in their culture.
• I heard they're having an acolhuan celebration next weekend.
• Let's crash the acolhuan party down by the river.
• The acolhuan of ideas led to a fruitful discussion among the team.

noun a member of the Acoma people

adjective relating to or characteristic of the Acoma people or their culture

• The Acomanian culture dates back centuries and is known for its rich traditions.
• I heard there's a festival in Acomanian village next weekend, wanna go?
• That Acomanian dish was so good, I can't wait to have it again.
• Her dance moves were so fluid and graceful, like a true Acomanian performer.

noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea

adjective a word that describes or gives more information about a noun

• The Adamawa-Eastern region of Nigeria is known for its diverse culture and rich history.
• Have you ever been to Adamawa-Eastern? It's a really interesting place to visit.
• I heard Adamawa-Eastern is lit, we should definitely check it out.
• The Adamawa-Eastern region is like a hidden gem waiting to be discovered.