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tashunca-uitco

/təˈʃʌŋ.kə ˈwiː.toʊ/

Übersetzung: Eigenname des Sioux-Häuptlings, der sich der Invasion der Black Hills widersetzte und sich Sitting Bull beim Sieg über General Custer am Little Bighorn anschloss (1849–1877).

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noun

/təˈʃʌŋ.kə ˈwiː.toʊ/formal
  • deEigenname des Sioux-Häuptlings, der sich der Invasion der Black Hills widersetzte und sich Sitting Bull beim Sieg über General Custer am Little Bighorn anschloss (1849–1877).

A proper noun referring to a chief of the Sioux who resisted the invasion of the Black Hills and joined Sitting Bull in the defeat of General Custer at Little Bighorn (1849-1877).

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  1. Sioux ChiefB2formal

    A prominent leader of the Sioux people who fought against the invasion of the Black Hills and participated in the defeat of General Custer at the Battle of Little Bighorn.

    deSioux-Häuptling

    • Tashunca-Uitco was a respected chief among the Sioux.
    • He joined forces with Sitting Bull to resist the encroachment on their lands.
    • The legacy of Tashunca-Uitco is remembered in the history of the Great Plains.