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ponca

/ˈpɒŋ.kə/

Traducción: Nombre propio relativo a un pueblo indígena siux que históricamente habitó el valle del río Misuri en el noreste de Nebraska, o al dialecto degiha que habla este pueblo.

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noun

formalcommon/ˈpɒŋ.kə/

nombre propio

A proper noun referring to a member of the Siouan people historically located in the Missouri river valley in northeastern Nebraska, or the Dhegiha dialect spoken by this people.

  • 🇪🇸Nombre propio relativo a un pueblo indígena siux que históricamente habitó el valle del río Misuri en el noreste de Nebraska, o al dialecto degiha que habla este pueblo.
  1. Member of the Ponca people B2 formal american

    A member of a Native American people originally from the Missouri River valley in northeastern Nebraska.

    • The Ponca were forcibly removed from their ancestral lands in the 19th century.
    • A Ponca elder shared stories of their tribe's history.
    • Many Ponca now live in Oklahoma and Nebraska.

    🇪🇸Ponca (persona)

  2. Ponca language C1 formal american

    The Dhegiha dialect spoken by the Ponca people.

    • Linguists are working to document the Ponca language.
    • Only a few fluent speakers of Ponca remain today.
    • The Ponca dialect is closely related to Omaha.

    🇪🇸Idioma ponca

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