condoled chief
condoled chief noun: a tribal chief who sits on the Grand Council of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy.
Noun
condoled chief (plural condoled chiefs)
- A tribal chief who sits on the Grand Council of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy.
- The hereditary chiefs of Six Nations introduced Prince Edward to war veterans surviving family members and then led the royal through a traditional ceremony naming him Dayonhemseia, "Dawn of the Day" — and a condoled chief of the Mohawk Turtle clan.2019, “Centennial anniversary of Prince of Wales becoming condoled Mohawk chief”, in Two Row Times
- A condoled chief sits on the Grand Council that forms the leadership of the Confederacy.2020, Jorge Barrera, “Together we can make it better: Mohawk faithkeeper explains the spiritual importance of Tyendinaga”, in CBC News
Forms of condoled chief
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Origin of condoled chief
From condoled + chief. Condoled refers to the fact that condoled chiefs are normally appointed during a condolence ceremony for a deceased previous chief.
Questions about condoled chief
- What does condoled chief mean?
- Condoled chief means a tribal chief who sits on the Grand Council of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy.
- What part of speech is condoled chief?
- Condoled chief is a noun.
- What is the plural of condoled chief?
- The plural of condoled chief is condoled chiefs.
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