yuma

• Nombre propio relativo a un pueblo indígena americano originario de Arizona y zonas adyacentes de México y California, así como a la ciudad del suroeste de Arizona situada en el río Colorado, cerca de la frontera con California, y a la lengua yumana que habla dicho pueblo.

A proper noun referring to a member of a Native American people originally from Arizona, adjacent Mexico, and California, as well as a town in southwestern Arizona on the Colorado River and the California border, and the Yuman language spoken by the Yuma people.

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1. Indigenous PeopleB2formalamerican

   A member of a Native American group originally from Arizona, as well as neighboring parts of Mexico and California.

   yuma

   • The Yuma people have a rich cultural heritage along the Colorado River.
   • Historically, the Yuma were known for their agricultural practices.
   • Many Yuma today live on reservations in Arizona and California.

2. City in ArizonaA2formalamerican

   A city located in southwestern Arizona, situated on the Colorado River near the borders with California and Mexico.

   Yuma (ciudad de Arizona)

   • Yuma is known for its hot desert climate and agricultural output.
   • The city of Yuma is a popular winter destination for tourists.
   • Yuma has a historic downtown area with many old buildings.

3. C1formalamerican

   The Yuman language spoken by the Yuma people, belonging to the Hokan language family.

   Lengua yuma

   • Linguists study the Yuma language to understand its unique grammar.
   • Efforts are being made to preserve the Yuma language among younger generations.
   • The Yuma language is related to other Yuman languages in the region.