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Ktunaxa

/ˈktuːnəha/

Ktunaxa noun: an indigenous people of North America.

Noun

Ktunaxa pl (plural only)

  1. (plural, plural-only) An indigenous people of North America.

Proper noun

Ktunaxa

  1. The language isolate spoken by this people.
  2. A river in British Columbia, Canada and Montana and Idaho, United States.

Synonyms of Ktunaxa

Forms of Ktunaxa

alternative formKootenai
alternative formKootenay
alternative formKutenai

Questions about Ktunaxa

What does Ktunaxa mean?
Ktunaxa means an indigenous people of North America.
What part of speech is Ktunaxa?
Ktunaxa can be a noun or a proper noun.
How do you pronounce Ktunaxa?
Ktunaxa is pronounced /ˈktuːnəha/.

Words near Ktunaxa in the dictionary

  1. ktiv male
  2. KTM
  3. KTP
  4. kts
  5. Ktulu
  6. Ktunaxa
  7. KTV
  8. KTV bar
  9. KTV bars
  10. KTV girl
  11. KTV girls

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