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ponka

/ˈpɒŋ.kə/

Traduction: Nom désignant un peuple amérindien de la famille siouane, historiquement établi dans la vallée du Missouri au nord-est du Nebraska, ainsi que le dialecte deha (ou dégiha) parlé par ce peuple.

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noun

/ˈpɒŋ.kə/formal
  • frNom désignant un peuple amérindien de la famille siouane, historiquement établi dans la vallée du Missouri au nord-est du Nebraska, ainsi que le dialecte deha (ou dégiha) parlé par ce peuple.

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

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  1. Member of a Native American peopleB2formalamerican

    A person belonging to the Siouan tribe historically located in the Missouri River valley in northeastern Nebraska.

    frPonka (peuple amérindien)

    • The Ponka people have a rich cultural heritage.
    • A Ponka elder shared stories of their ancestors.
    • She is a proud member of the Ponka nation.

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  2. Dialect of the Dhegiha languageC1formalamerican

    The specific Dhegiha dialect spoken by the Ponka people.

    frponca

    • Linguists study the Ponka dialect to understand its unique features.
    • The Ponka language is part of the larger Siouan family.
    • Efforts are being made to preserve the Ponka dialect.

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