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hoka

/ˈhoʊ.kə/

Übersetzung: Eigenname für einen Angehörigen eines nordamerikanischen Indianervolkes, das eine der Hoka-Sprachen spricht, oder für die Familie der Hoka-Sprachen in Kalifornien.

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noun

/ˈhoʊ.kə/C1formalamerican
  • deEigenname für einen Angehörigen eines nordamerikanischen Indianervolkes, das eine der Hoka-Sprachen spricht, oder für die Familie der Hoka-Sprachen in Kalifornien.

A proper noun referring to a member of a North American Indian people speaking one of the Hokan languages, or to the family of Hokan languages spoken in California.

Eigenname

  1. Indigenous groupC1formalamerican

    A member of an Indigenous North American population associated with the Hokan language family, primarily historically centered in California.

    deHoka

    • The Hoka traditionally inhabited various regions across California before European settlement.
    • A scholar specializing in the Hoka peoples explained their intricate trade networks.
    • Efforts to document the history of the Hoka are ongoing.

    Synonymehokan

  2. Language macro-familyC1formalamericanscientific

    A proposed larger grouping (Hokan) of indigenous languages spoken in western North America, specifically in California and northern Mexico.

    deSprachmakrofamilie

    • The Hoka language family includes languages such as Pomo and Yana.
    • Linguists continue to debate the validity of the Hoka classification.
    • Very few speakers of Hoka languages remain today.

    Synonymehokan