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wampanoag

/ˌwɑːm.pəˈnoʊ.æɡ/

Traduction: Membre d'un peuple autochtone algonquin du Rhode Island et du Massachusetts, historiquement connu pour avoir accueilli les pèlerins du Mayflower.

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noun

/ˌwɑːm.pəˈnoʊ.æɡ/C2formalamerican
  • frMembre d'un peuple autochtone algonquin du Rhode Island et du Massachusetts, historiquement connu pour avoir accueilli les pèlerins du Mayflower.

A member of the Algonquian people of Rhode Island and Massachusetts, historically known for greeting the Pilgrims.

nom propre

  1. Indigenous PeopleB2formalamerican

    A member of the Algonquian-speaking Native American people originally inhabiting parts of Rhode Island and Massachusetts. They are historically known for interacting with the Pilgrims.

    frWampanoag (peuple autochtone)

    • The Wampanoag people helped the Pilgrims survive their first winter.
    • Many Wampanoag still live in their ancestral lands today.
    • The Wampanoag have a rich cultural heritage and history.
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