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pomo

/ˈpoʊ.moʊ/

Traducción: Nombre propio relativo a los pueblos indígenas del norte de California, que históricamente habitaron a lo largo del valle del río Russian y la costa adyacente del océano Pacífico, o a sus lenguas de la familia yuki (específicamente las lenguas pomo).

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/ˈpoʊ.moʊ/formal
  • esNombre propio relativo a los pueblos indígenas del norte de California, que históricamente habitaron a lo largo del valle del río Russian y la costa adyacente del océano Pacífico, o a sus lenguas de la familia yuki (específicamente las lenguas pomo).

A proper noun referring to a member of an Indigenous people of northern California, historically living along the Russian River valley and adjacent Pacific coast, or to their Kulanapan language.

incontable · nombre propio

  1. Indigenous PeopleB2formalamerican

    A member of a Native American group originally from northern California, residing along the Russian River valley and the nearby Pacific coast.

    espomo (grupo indígena)

    • The Pomo people have a rich cultural heritage in California.
    • She is a descendant of the Pomo tribe.
    • The Pomo traditionally lived in the Russian River area.
  2. B2formalamerican

    The Kulanapan language spoken by the Pomo people.

    esIdioma pomo

    • Linguists study the Pomo language to understand its structure.
    • Fewer than a dozen fluent speakers of Pomo remain today.
    • The Pomo language is part of the Hokan language family.

    Sinónimoskulanapan