Kanien'kéha
Kanien'kéha proper noun: synonym of Mohawk (language), in particular the Central or Eastern dialects.
Proper noun
Kanien'kéha
- Synonym of Mohawk (language), in particular the Central or Eastern dialects.
- Artist and activist Ellen Gabriel remembered him as a “great statesman, a fluent Kanien’kéha speaker and Turtle clan relative.”2020 August 15, The Canadian Press, “Kahnawake Grand Chief Joseph Norton remembered as statesman, defender of Mohawk rights”, in The Globe and Mail
- He also noted that although Kanien’kéha has an oral tradition, a dictionary is a useful tool in the development of literature, such as novels, that can become a part of the culture as well.2024 January 19, “New Kanien'kéha (Mohawk) dictionary connects past and present”, in CTV News
- Synonyms:
- Mohawk
Synonyms of Kanien'kéha
Forms of Kanien'kéha
| alternative Ontario | Kanyen'kéha |
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Origin of Kanien'kéha
Borrowed from Mohawk Kanienʼkéha
Questions about Kanien'kéha
- What does Kanien'kéha mean?
- Kanien'kéha means synonym of Mohawk (language), in particular the Central or Eastern dialects.
- What part of speech is Kanien'kéha?
- Kanien'kéha is a proper noun.
Words near Kanien'kéha in the dictionary
Source and license
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