Lenapehoking
US/lɛˌnɑ.peɪˈhoʊ.kiŋ/
Lenapehoking proper noun: the traditional region of the Lenape people, mostly in modern-day New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York, in the United States.

Proper noun
Lenapehoking
- The traditional region of the Lenape people, mostly in modern-day New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York, in the United States.
Origin of Lenapehoking
Borrowed from Unami Lënapehòkink (literally “in the Lenape land”), from Lënape (“Lenape”) + hàki (“land”) + -ink (locative suffix).
Questions about Lenapehoking
- What does Lenapehoking mean?
- Lenapehoking means the traditional region of the Lenape people, mostly in modern-day New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York, in the United States.
- What part of speech is Lenapehoking?
- Lenapehoking is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Lenapehoking?
- Lenapehoking is pronounced /lɛˌnɑ.peɪˈhoʊ.kiŋ/ (US).
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