hualapai

• Substantiv, das einen Angehörigen eines indigenen Volkes Nordamerikas bezeichnet, das ursprünglich im Colorado-River-Tal in Arizona lebte, oder die Yuma-Sprache, die dieses Volk spricht.

A noun referring to a member of a North American Indigenous people originally from the Colorado River valley in Arizona, or the Yuman language spoken by this people.

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1. Member of the Hualapai peopleC1formalamerican

   A member of a Native American people originally inhabiting the Colorado River valley in northwestern Arizona.

   Angehöriger des Volkes der Hualapai

   • The Hualapai have lived in the Grand Canyon region for centuries.
   • He is a respected elder among the Hualapai.
   • Many Hualapai continue to practice traditional crafts.
   • The Hualapai Nation operates a popular skywalk over the canyon.

   Synonymehualpaiwalapai

2. Hualapai languageC2formalamerican

   The Yuman language spoken by the Hualapai (also known as Walapai) people of Arizona.

   Hualapai-Sprache

   • Efforts are underway to revitalize the Hualapai language.
   • She teaches Hualapai at the tribal school.
   • Only a few fluent speakers of Hualapai remain today.
   • The language uses a writing system developed in the 20th century.

   Synonymewalapai